Northern Virginia traffic equals a 2.5 hour daily commute for me, so I get my fix through podcasts and old scifi radio programs.
I recommend The Falcon Banner and Autumn at: http://www.darkerprojects.com I've also been listening to the old X Minus One shows: http://www.otr.net/?p=xmn1 Every time someone on the X Minus 1 cast says "robutt" instead of "robot" I smile a little... ___ James A. Landrith, Jr. 703-593-2065 cell 760-875-8547 fax http://www.jameslandrith.com ...... Original Message ....... On Sat, 28 Apr 2007 09:13:48 -0700 "Tracey de Morsella (formerly Tracey L. Minor)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >I can't through stones when I watch scifi junk just to get a fix almost >every week > >Tracey > >[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: >> oh, I can definitely see that. Like I said, you can hardly beat me for >> watching scifi junk just to get a fix. Well, maybe Tracey can... :) >> >> -------------- Original message -------------- >> From: Astromancer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >> Maybe not, but I think they're worth it when you need a 'sci-fi fix'... >> >> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: You got me. I never saw either of the "Resident Evil" flicks. The trailers didn't entrhall me, and word-of- mouth and reviews were so bad I skipped 'em. I assumed that the directing would follow the latest trend of too-fast camera work, where the scenes shift every three seconds like a crazed music video. I see more and more directors using that method to convey "action", it really, really irritates me. Think of the horrible camera work in the action scenes in "Van Helsing", and you'll get it. >> >> -------------- Original message -------------- >> From: "votomguy" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >> HHHEEEEEEYYY i liked resident evil. well i liked the first one. as >> for the sequel. well i can see where you're coming from. but the >> first oen rocked. how can you not like a survival horror film where >> all the characters know how to handle weapons. sure it's not in the >> same league as say aliens but hey some movies are instant classics. >> but the first resident evil was pretty good. >> >> --- In scifinoir2@yahoogroups.com, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: >> >>> Wow, I didn't see this movie (after video game based dreck >>> >> like "Resident Evil", can you blame me?) But it's probably a good >> qualifier for a really bad B-movie. I mean, a martial-arts flick with >> Jamie Pressly, Sarah Carter (currently on "Shark"), Devon Aoki (the >> silent ninja girl from "Sin City") and perennial martial arts B-movie >> star Eric Roberts? Gotta qualify! >> >>> **************************** >>> [about "DOA: Dead or Alive"] >>> DOA is a martial arts tournament where the world's best fighters >>> >> anticipate in a contest, where combatants faces each other on a >> mysterious island, where the loser who gets knocked-out will be >> forced to leave the island and return home. And the winner will be >> moved on the next match. Three female fighters are chosen to take >> part in DOA: Christie Allen, a sexy jewel thief, Tina Armstrong, a >> tough-as-nails pro-wrestler and Kasumi, a Ninja princess. Once >> arriving on the island after jumping out of their airplane with >> parachutes, Christie, Tina and Kasumi finds they aren't just fighting >> for the championship, they find themselves up against Tornament >> master Donovan, the previous tournament master's teenage daughter >> H
