It sounds like the Weinsteins at least are determined to release the movie uncut, although they have foreign rights. Lionsgate will release the movie in the States.

More seriously… Global climate change is a better term than global warming, as the more credible models predict: (1) warming in most locations, (2) cooling in other locations and (3) greater variability.

I too read Crichton’s book and it just plain has the science wrong. Check the bibliography carefully and the vast majority of the main references are books not peer-reviewed scientific articles. There is no doubt that some climate scientists are skeptical of global climate change, but most of the evidence suggests otherwise.

HOWEVER, don’t take my word for it (not that you would anyway). Read it for yourself. The place to start at the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (http://www.ipcc.ch/)

Keep the jokes coming Eric!

By the way, the film isn’t shy about showing the wounds created by the heroine’s vengeful vagina (vengina?).”

So I take it from this statement to mean that the film never shows the teeth-wielding vagina, but will show the wounded pepes of its victims? Eek. I am not saying that I would want to see a fang-riddled vagina, but there does seem to be a vicious double standard here.

Hahahahahahaha. Best. Line. Ever.

Only thing wrong with it was that it wasn’t in the paragraph about “Teeth.”

But then I read Michael Crichton’s “State of Fear”, which has no less than one gajillion footnotes to actual science texts and such, and which says global warming is pretty nonexistent, and that the facts just don’t support it. I was swayed to his line of thinking, though I promise I’ll look up some rebuttals on it.

Just, you know, FYI.

(Of course, it still makes good sense to work our way off fossil fuels, and to reduce pollution.)

(What if we could derive energy from sitcoms? Or derive humor from them? Either of those would be awesome.)

Enough with the pizza and Burger King. The Windy Ridge Cafe has great food and is reasonably priced (by Park City standards). It’s not too far from the Yarrow.