Didn't see either of those flicks, but saw "The Cable Guy" a week ago. Actually has more 'net relevance, even though no one there uses the 'net. If you imagine the utopian 'everything delivered by cable' (phone, TV, 'net, video games, shopping, etc.) and mix with the power a psychotic and corrupt cable installer has, the plot has potential. (It's actualisation was something else, though.) The movie is apparently such a flop that it turned out the group of friends I was with were the only people who wanted to see it that day, so we had the theatre all to ourselves. A rare opportunity indeed... I only with the movie was worse than it actually was so we could have made it into a kind of MST3K thing... but it actually held our interest. Rob. --- No-frills sig. Befriend my mail filter by sending a message with the subject "send help" Key-ID: 5D3F2E99 1996/04/22 wlkngowl@unix.asb.com (root@magneto) AB1F4831 1993/05/10 Deranged Mutant <wlkngowl@unix.asb.com> Send a message with the subject "send pgp-key" for a copy of my key.