Come as you are party!

[daemonchild]

Movie: Bourne Supremacy (rental)

Novel: War of the Flowers by Tad Williams

RPG: Sorceror by Ron Edwards

[JamesNostack]

Movie: Amelie
Book: The Plague, by Camus
RPG: The Pool, by James West

[greyorm]

1) Sin City -- just this weekend.
2) High Druid of Shannara -- if I recall correctly. I've been reading short stories recently instead of novels.
3) D&D 3E -- sigh. Someone save me.

[Leningrad]

1) Sin City (genius)

2) L'Etranger (also genius)

3) Dogs in the Vineyard (see above re: genius)

[nellist]

Film: Thomas and the Magic Railroad - a dreadful film that was SO awfully genre-breaking that I wish it could be utterly destroyed and never existed. Gold dust! pah! Nevertheless my 3year old nephew likes it.

Novel: The Goblin Tower (Sprague De Camp - forget his Conan pastiches, on his own he rocks) Just realised I nearly always read short stories.

Game: Heroquest, with a Demigod of Glorantha. I am cottar No.6. Go Greydogs, go!

[Marhault]

1)  Bruce Almighty

2)  The Life of the World to Come by Kage Baker

3)  AD&D2E.  And that was last summer.  Man I've got to get back on this horse.

[Sydney Freedberg]

1) Million Dollar Baby, I think. That was my wife's request for her birthday. Very good. Very very very depressing.

2) [scratches head] Robin McKinley's Sunshine -- fun, but kinda goth vampire/romance novel wish fulfillmenty. My wife gave me this for my birthday.

3) Capes. My wife had nothing to do with this one.

And now I've gotta start a thread about how many people are married/have kids.

EDIT: And the family thread is born.

[John Harper]

Film - Sin City
Book - Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell
RPG - Savage Godlike of Yesterday: War of the Worlds

[Blake Hutchins]

Sin City.

Song of Susannah, the sixth in Steven King's Dark Tower series.

Primetime Adventures - a Traveller knock-off in terms of setting.