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Thanks. How bad was the sequel. I find B-Movie sequels are just terrible
It stunk (no suprise hey).
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Substance is white, powdery, contains no fluorine and isn't radioactive
LONDON - Kryptonite, which robbed Superman of his powers, is no longer
the stuff of comic books and films.
A mineral found by geologists in Serbia shares virtually the same
chemical composition as the fictional kryptonite
no doubt, so bad it makes you laugh. It was even the focus of a memorable
Seinfeld ep. Jerry's trying to get his friends to see it with him. He keeps
saying the worst movie ever made, so terrible it's funny. They're going, but
they need to eat first, and there's a problem getting seated at a
actually i liked the anime, athough if the cgi show would have had
power armor like the anime it would probably have been the closest to
the book. you're right it is next to impossible to find. i've never
seen it on ebay, but it was floating around on yahoo auctions. i
check in periodically to
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Couldn't agree with you more! Huge Bill Moyers fan here!
Amy (See Moyers on democracynow.org today)
I know there's a lot of You must see this stuff that gets posted, but I
*really* think this one is critical to watch. Bill Moyers does an in-depth
look at how and why the
Keith, take it away...
Tracey de Morsella (formerly Tracey L. Minor) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Substance is white, powdery, contains no fluorine and isn't radioactive
LONDON - Kryptonite, which robbed Superman of his powers, is no longer
the stuff of comic books and films.
A mineral
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How cool is this!
Cheers!
Amy
Substance is white, powdery, contains no fluorine and isn't
radioactive
LONDON - Kryptonite, which robbed Superman of his powers, is no longer
the stuff of comic books and films.
A mineral found by geologists in Serbia shares virtually
I remember when I rented it on video, wishing ten minutes in that I had one of
those collars that would explode if I stayed in the room a second longer...
Tracey de Morsella (formerly Tracey L. Minor) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Gotta love Internet Movie Database. Its called Deadlocked: Escape
Don't doubt it, Tracey. It was truly ahead of its ime by being so far behind
the times.
Tracey de Morsella (formerly Tracey L. Minor) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I
read somewhere that plan 9 is the number one B Movie of all time
Tracey
Martin wrote:
And you go in pieces.
Thanks, Traccey!
Tracey de Morsella (formerly Tracey L. Minor) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: It
runs on a different schedule here in the States than in Mexico where
I was, but I think I read somewhere that it starts back up in the summer
Tracey
Martin wrote:
When does The 4400 start back up? Or
ha-ha! If it ain't green and glowing, it aint Kryptonite. (I guess it could be
red, or yellow, or black, or white, too. But I've come to reject the
multi-color Kryptonite idea in favor of John Byrne's streamlining down to only
Green K).Where are they getting the composition of the
cool site, but they put The Time Machine on there. Not sure I'd call that a
B-movie. It's actually pretty good, and holds up even now. Sure, you have to
overlook all the blonde beautiful white folk who live outside and look like
they get their hair done at a salon. But the FX are
--- In scifinoir2@yahoogroups.com, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
A modern one that I'm really liking is Decoys, starring Nicole
Eggert. it's about a group of nubile cheerleaders on a small college
campus who are actually aliens that feed on humans.
You mean to tell me someone actually pitched
Thank you. Watching tonite. So glad he is back
Tracey
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I know there's a lot of You must see this stuff that gets posted, but I
*really* think this one is critical to watch. Bill Moyers does an in-depth
look at how and why the press seems to have been complicit--or
I hear ya! but it's funny! I laughed all the way through it.
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--- In scifinoir2@yahoogroups.com, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
A modern one that I'm really liking is Decoys, starring Nicole
Eggert. it's about a group of
Be sure to check your local listing. YOu can go to the PBS link and click on
TV Schedule. Everything I heard kept saying it was premiering tonight, but
here in Atlanta it's not airing until Sunday.
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From: Tracey de Morsella (formerly Tracey L.
...tack on Interceptor Force as well, to the Faves list.
Tracey de Morsella (formerly Tracey L. Minor) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Found this for you hardcore B-movie Fans
http://www.bmoviecentral.com/bmoviecentral/reviews/index.html
Tracey de Morsella (formerly Tracey L. Minor)
In a world where Ninja Cheerleaders can get made but no Octavia
Butler stories can make it to production, we're ALL in the wrong line
of work. Adding the words a group of nubile cheerleaders to the
pitch can get pretty much any movie made, apparently.
(by the way I'm not kidding. Ninja
...or maybe it's that stuff Nell Carter had Chevy Chase snorting in
Modern Problems. (add that movie to the list, too!)
How far away is/was Krypton? How long would it be before the light of
the sun's explosion reached Earth? I ask because that's part of why
the Superman 3 explanation was
I remember not seeing it all. Sounds like I turned it off because it
was bad, based on the feedback here.
Tracey
Martin wrote:
I remember when I rented it on video, wishing ten minutes in that I
had one of those collars that would explode if I stayed in the room a
second longer...
Already got the reminder set up.
Tracey
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Be sure to check your local listing. YOu can go to the PBS link and click on
TV Schedule. Everything I heard kept saying it was premiering tonight, but
here in Atlanta it's not airing until Sunday.
-- Original
You know, I'm not so sure this is OT. A lot of jokes were made from
2000-2004 about how much this administration was like Palpatine's
rise to power in Star Wars. Now that we're able to look back on the
damage the administration has done, AND look at episodes 1-3, I'm
not so sure Lucas
Yeah. I liked it too. forget about the sequel though
Tracey
Martin wrote:
...tack on Interceptor Force as well, to the Faves list.
Tracey de Morsella (formerly Tracey L. Minor)
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mailto:tdlists%40multiculturaladvantage.com wrote: Found this for
you hardcore B-movie
Clearly, H'Wood producers thank with a different brain than we do. One located
a few feet *lower*, I reckon...
High Priest of Hi-Fi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In a world where Ninja Cheerleaders can get made but no Octavia
Butler stories can make it to production, we're ALL in the wrong
Yes, I went there.
High Priest of Hi-Fi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In a world where Ninja Cheerleaders can get made but no Octavia
Butler stories can make it to production, we're ALL in the wrong line
of work. Adding the words a group of nubile cheerleaders to the
pitch can get pretty
Now, the *remake* of The Time Machine can go right at the top of the Worst
list, for my money. I bought it for a buck at a dollar store, and I overpaid by
about ninety-nine cents. (Would any of the SW flicks qualify as B-movies?)
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: cool site, but they put The Time
The Rutger Hauer movie is called Wedlock or Deadlock depending on
which version of the video you bought. It's a pretty neat little
flick.
--- In scifinoir2@yahoogroups.com, Tracey de Morsella (formerly
Tracey L. Minor) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I totally missed that. I'm making a list of
Original Message
Subject:[Blackfolks] Man ends 9-week, 3,272-mile Amazon swim
Date: Sat, 7 Apr 2007 22:45:32 -0500
From: Mel Cragwell, II [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://tinyurl.com/3y5s69
Man ends 9-week,
Rush Limbaugh has decided that his ratings would be better if he
added some comedy. He couldn't find any, so he jumped on the say
something controversial (read: in poor taste and strategically
offensive) and get free press bandwagon.
Here is his contribution. A musical skit called
true dat!
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From: High Priest of Hi-Fi [EMAIL PROTECTED]
In a world where Ninja Cheerleaders can get made but no Octavia
Butler stories can make it to production, we're ALL in the wrong line
of work. Adding the words a group of nubile cheerleaders
Mister Limbaugh, please step away from the Viagra...
High Priest of Hi-Fi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Rush Limbaugh has decided that his ratings would be better if he
added some comedy. He couldn't find any, so he jumped on the say
something controversial (read: in poor taste and
Okay, I'm first to say it- this man is a frelling *fool*.
Tracey de Morsella (formerly Tracey L. Minor) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Original Message
Subject: [Blackfolks] Man ends 9-week, 3,272-mile Amazon swim
Date: Sat, 7 Apr 2007 22:45:32 -0500
From: Mel Cragwell, II
Like so much else in the Superman mythos, the distance of Krypton depends on
who's writing it, and when it was written. The original movie starring
Christopher Reeve implied it was a long way away, perhaps several thousand
light years. Or at least, I got that impression because it took the
that's actually pretty deep! You should refine and expound on your points here
and try to get this published somewhere. Maybe on of the scifi related web
sites, or even somewhere like Slate.com. A piece entitled something like How
Science Fiction Prepares us to Deal with Real Life would be
When did this run? Why is he not Imus'd?
B
--- Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Mister Limbaugh, please step away from the Viagra...
High Priest of Hi-Fi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Rush Limbaugh has decided that his ratings would be better if he
added some comedy. He couldn't find
I watched this. It was pretty well done and well thought out. It gave
me pause on a couple of occasions. Interestingly, I recently watched
the Dixie Chicks Documentary 'Shut Up And Sing' Covers a lot of the
same ground in a more personal perspective.
Two things came to mind as I watching, first
That's for the cellar. Richard I'm too pretty Grieco. And you all know you
had the thought before I did...
Tracey de Morsella (formerly Tracey L. Minor) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yeah. I liked it too. forget about the sequel though
Tracey
Martin wrote:
...tack on Interceptor
Yeah, the remake sucked. Actually, if you're thinking of the one with Guy
Pearce and that Black Irish actress, it's the second remake I can think of. The
first was a TV movie back in the '80s, which was typical of the time, with a
Logan's Run/Six Million Dollar Man/Buck Rogers in the 25th
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