Hollywood: Under New Management? (Score 1)

Terry Gilliam and Neil Gaiman are undoubtedly two of the most talented creative forces in the world today. Both have come through with works that beg the viewer/reader to probe deeper, and ask questions beyond the immediate material presented. What scares the crap out of me is that by adapting a phenomenal book like "Good Omens" to the big screen, Hollywood is not pandering to the lowest common denomenator. Now that is unique! Even if the movie retains only a small fraction of the book's subtle wit, it will tower over most other movies in terms of its appeal to geeks everywhere.

--frood