I LOVED Spawn on HBO!!!
McFarlane Returns To Oz
Spawn creator Todd McFarlane and Josh Olson are preparing Oz, a
revisionist take on the L. Frank Baum books that hatched The Wizard of
Oz, Variety reported. Warner Brothers and Village Roadshow Pictures are
teaming up for the movie.
The project
Who do you think will prevail: Blue ray or HD DVD. I think the money
and politics is behind HD DVD
TRacey
Bay Recants Transformers Vow
Transformers director Michael Bay backed off an Internet statement that
he was dropping out of a sequel film because Paramount studios decided
to back the
JLA Casting Update
And is it going to be a motion-capture film?!
by Stax
http://movies.ign.com/articles/814/814614p1.html
August 22, 2007 - It appears that Warner Bros. is moving ahead with
their planned live-action Justice League of America movie, with casting
reportedly set to commence shortly
X-Men and Wire Actors Join Lost
Two new additions for Lost: Season 4.
by Eric Goldman
August 22, 2007 - Two new actors are coming to Lost next season.
Recently TV Guide reported that Ken Leung will be playing a character
believed to be named Russell, though TV Guide's Michael Ausiello is now
Sandworms Wraps Dune Cycle
Best-selling SF author Brian Herbert—whose latest novel (co-authored
with Kevin J. Anderson), Sandworms of Dune, is the SCI FI Essential book
for August—told SCI FI Wire that the book is the grand conclusion to
Frank Herbert's original Dune cycle.
[Sandworms of
Apparently, their format is bigger than yours.
by IGN DVD
August 21, 2007 - The Blu-ray Disc Association released a formal
statement yesterday in response to the recent announcement that both
Paramount and DreamWorks Animation have opted into the camp of HD DVD.
Numbers and facts and figures
Tracey, the answer to your question and the reasoning behind Bay recanting his
no sequel vow are one and the same- *money*.
For the former, whichever format makes the most money will prevail. I won't
begin to venture a guess, because I don't particularly care. I'm not going to
get sucked into
HALLELUJAH!
Martin (firmly believes that Dune should've been the start and the finish of
the cycle)
Tracey de Morsella (formerly Tracey L. Minor) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sandworms Wraps Dune Cycle
Best-selling SF author Brian Herbertâwhose latest novel
I've heard the HD/Blue ray can be disturbing to watch because the actors
have not been made up for HD/Blue ray so you see every little flaw,
pimple, dark circle, pore, etc in more detail than we are used to.
Making everyone on screen much uglier
Tracey
Martin wrote:
Tracey, the answer to
I should send you my e-mails over this from the last couple of years. I've been
following this battle for a few years now, and my money's on Blu-Ray. For
several reasons, I support Blu-Ray. One, it has higher storage. Blu-Ray has a
maximum possible storage capacity of around 45 - 50+ gb per
i'm more interested that Bale mentioned a Batman 3 film...
As for JLA, I honestly don't know how to feel yet. Too much depends on script,
director, actors playing the characters. I fear another X3: okay, but not
inspiring, fairly soon forgotten.
-- Original message --
may be just me, but I'm starting to fade on Lost. I felt it should have ended
after three seasons, don't see it going another two or so. so this info makes
me feel almost tired. Also, i have that feeling that the more shows like this
start adding new actors and getting all the press, et al, the
I'm not in favor of this. Though I find the number of young people showing
their drawers irritating at times, I don't believe in crafting laws to
legislate every little aspect of how people behave. Maybe if individual
businesses want to enforce dress codes--like restaurants or clubs that
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