Parting Of The Ways Coming To 'Battlestar Galactica'
By MICHAEL HINMAN
Source: SyFy Portal
Sep-10-2007
This story contains possible MODERATE SPOILERS for the upcoming fourth
season of Battlestar Galactica.
There seems to be a lot of couples in SciFi Channel's now Emmy-winning
Battlestar
Eureka' Looking At Another Season, 'Flash Gordon' Is Not
By MICHAEL HINMAN
Source: SyFy Portal
Sep-05-2007
Things are looking good for those setting up residence in the little
town of Eureka.
Sources close to SciFi Channel say the show -- as expected -- is looking
at an almost definite third
I'm dancing for joy over the Eureka news, but I'm actually kinda down over
Flash. Wasn't high art, for certain, but it didn't offend me nearly as much as
I thought it would. I could watch the show and not feel cheated.
Tracey de Morsella (formerly Tracey L. Minor) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If only we could say goodbye to Six altogether...
Tracey de Morsella (formerly Tracey L. Minor) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Parting Of The Ways Coming To 'Battlestar Galactica'
By MICHAEL HINMAN
Source: SyFy Portal
Sep-10-2007
This story contains possible MODERATE SPOILERS for the upcoming
LMNAO, pal!!!
Gymfig, I think you're referring to Daleks, the Ultimate Racists. In their
eyes, anything that isn't Dalek deserves to be wiped out.
Astromancer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: The
automated call systems...
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
His speech wasn't meant to. Petraeus is Bush's creature. Bush wants no definite
timeline, so Petraeus won't provide a reason to set one, no matter how much
evidence requiring one is extant.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I agree to an extent. The problem is that fixing a
country like this could take
Don't remember that, pal. How did it end?
Astromancer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: No, the
ending to the last miniseries was a bad omen...
Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: The TV series never should've been
done. Sooner a sequel on the mini-series.
in the main, I fear you're right, espeically with this youth obsession so many
shows have nowadays...
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A new V would have too many pretty people and special effects. It would be
like Roswell and Kyle X Y Shows I don't
I'm cautiously optimistic. Downey seemed a little too lighthearted for my
tastes as Stark. But then, I lean towards liking the darker, angrier Tony Stark
as opposed to the carefree playboy. The trailer's okay but I didn't see any FX
to make me get as excited as you yet. Too early for me to even
Unfortunately, true. He reminds me of the Thin Blue Line with the police. I
always am amazed at how some cops feel that other cops need to back them up
when they do wrong. I get the whole idea of trust, being able to put your life
in your partner's hands if need be. But sometimes cops forget
I'd add that she not be too young. I'm starting to tire of this fascination
with very young and young-looking women. Buffy was cool, but now there seems
to be a real push for the young, vulnerable, barely out of her teen years
woman. Kate Bosworth as Lois Lane is a prime example. She looks and
Thanks for the plot summary. The plot sounds like the reverse of
_High Noon_ (1952 with Gary Cooper in the lead)... getting the bad
guy to the train instead of the bad guy getting off the train.
Is this film truly the best western since Eastwood's _Unforgiven_?
George
--- In
When one is truly incompetent and knows it, sometimes the only
protection from getting fired (or impeached) is a thin blue line (or
party-loyalists you can easily hire and blame later).
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Unfortunately, true. He reminds me of the Thin
I say good riddance to Flash Gordon. I believe I said that with the first
episode. I have been recording Eureka, haven¹t watched it yet. I must say
that it¹s good to see Joe Morton in a successful series.
On 9/12/07 9:18 AM, Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm dancing for joy over
From what I understand about Bionic Woman, the choice of a younger actress
is integral to the basic story. It's not just a remake, but an update.
It's important to note that the most successful franchise on TV is Law
Order, and generally, they like their women to be GROWN.
As for the other
I hated six in the beginning, but she has grown on me over time. why do
you want to see her gone?
Martin wrote:
If only we could say goodbye to Six altogether...
Tracey de Morsella (formerly Tracey L. Minor)
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
mailto:tdlists%40multiculturaladvantage.com wrote: Parting Of
I can barely stand the Flash commercials and while I'm glad eureka is
returning, the chemistry among the characters and what makes most of
them special has been diffused as a result of mediocre writing.
Martin wrote:
I'm dancing for joy over the Eureka news, but I'm actually kinda down
over
I like that. I never thought of them as automated call systems. Funny :)
Martin wrote:
LMNAO, pal!!!
Gymfig, I think you're referring to Daleks, the Ultimate Racists. In
their eyes, anything that isn't Dalek deserves to be wiped out.
Astromancer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sounds like a fun read. I'll have to keep my eyes open for it.
ravenadal [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Check out
this link and check out the first few pages of this engaging
novel. Black folks in the future...who would have thunk it?
Is it possible he means the Cybermen?
Justin
On 9/12/07, Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
LMNAO, pal!!!
Gymfig, I think you're referring to Daleks, the Ultimate Racists. In their
eyes, anything that isn't Dalek deserves to be wiped out.
Astromancer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
No, I don't think so, based on her description. Daleks do appear more
machine-like, while Cybermen are more cyborg-like. And they were just humanoid
originally, with cybernetics tacked on until they simply lost their humanity.
Justin Mohareb [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yeah, but the Daleks never appeared in Torchwood.
Justin
On 9/12/07, Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
No, I don't think so, based on her description. Daleks do appear more
machine-like, while Cybermen are more cyborg-like. And they were just
humanoid originally, with cybernetics tacked on
Not *yet*. Give the writers a reason and a chance...
Justin Mohareb [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Yeah,
but the Daleks never appeared in Torchwood.
Justin
On 9/12/07, Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
No, I don't think so, based on her description. Daleks do
Sex- uh, *Six*, sorry (gotta have that software checked!) sells sex too much
for my comfort. Among my close friends, I refer to myself as a liberal prude.
I may talk like a randy frat boy, but I don't really like to see much adverted
by women. She did just that, from Minute One on the mini.
The Keystone Kops at Torchwood wouldn't last ten minutes against one Dalek.
It would be... Ugly.
Justin
On 9/12/07, Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Not *yet*. Give the writers a reason and a chance...
Justin Mohareb [EMAIL PROTECTED] justinmohareb%40gmail.com
wrote: Yeah, but the Daleks
http://film.guardian.co.uk/apnews/story/0,,-6911487,00.html
'Smellovision' Attempting a Comeback
Monday September 10, 2007
By ERIN CONROY
Associated Press Writer
BOSTON (AP) - Megan Dickerson always loved the rich colors and melodic
scores of the film Willy Wonka the Chocolate Factory. But
http://www.blackflix.com/coming_soon.html
FOREST WHITAKER TO DO 'MAMBO'
September
Forest Whitaker has landed a role opposite Jude Law and Brazilian actress
Alice Braga in the futuristic thriller Repossession Mambo. Based on the
novel by Eric Garcia, the film is set in the near future when
Intrigued by Bionic Woman (could be good if written well), Pushing Daisies
(though the Ghost Whisperer/Medium angle's getting tired), Reaper (lots of
potential for good standalone stories, but fear it could devolve into dreck),
and Journeyman (hope they don't screw up by Americanizing the Brit
You really, really don't want to know, but(having flashbacks of Star
Crash...) The ship is climbing out of Earth orbit and there's a bomb ticking
off that would destroy the planet...No one knows how to stop it when the little
half alien girl walks over to the control panel, grabs it, glows
Yeah, all we need are Chow Yun Fat, Jackie Chan, and Michelle Yeoh, and we can
dispense with Brendan Frasier (who I never thought was all the interesting as
the hero anyway).
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LOL@ Jet LiWhoa, I just
I'm pretty sure you can find this movie--or versions of it, like the Russian
one I mentioned--on the Net. And it'll probably show up on DVD soon...
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DAMMIT!!! I hate Comcast!
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I saw a
You're quite welcome. I thoroughly enjoyed it. In fact, I'd enjoy seeing it
again. The best Western since Unforgiven? It might be, if only because there
have been so few released at the American theatre since then. Open Range is
very good, but it's much more slowly paced and nuanced.
I'm
Flash Gordon sucks beyond belief. It's actually much *worse* than Painkiller
Jane. At least PKJ is halfway consistent in its horrible portrayal of the
Neuros and all. Corny, tedious, trite and derivative, but consistent. Flash
Gordon is just plain crap. The whole jumping from Earth to Mongo
Hate crime indeed. If you look at those people, several look a little--off, to
be kind. I know mugshots dont' usually catch your best side, but daaamn!
Remind me of the family members from the original Texas Chainsaw Massacre.
I can easily see one of the boys yelling Hit her again, Ma!
If
Watch it now! MoveOn.org and others who've made that same charge have been
called traitors! :)
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His speech wasn't meant to. Petraeus is Bush's creature. Bush wants no definite
timeline, so Petraeus won't provide a
Wow. I was doing some research on the American Western to see what I could
find. I know the number released in America is very small in the last few
years, so turned to the Web to get some info. Found this entry from Wikipedia,
which is a serious trip. The Ostern Who knew Stalin was a
More on this story...
http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=14307118sc=emaf
/BIG CREEK, W.Va./ September 12, 2007, 11:23 p.m. ET · Authorities
decided Wednesday not to pursue hate crime charges in the kidnapping and
weeklong torture of a black woman, instead going after the
I don't know if it is the best, but one of my favorites is Sam Raimi's
Spaghetti Western Tribute, The Quick and the Dead, starring some great
talent including: Gene Hackman, Russell Crowe, Leonardo DiCaprio, Sharon
Stone, Tobin Bell, Keith David, Lance Henriksen and Gary Sinise
[EMAIL
I had no idea what he was talking about...I just threw it out there
Tracey de Morsella (formerly Tracey L. Minor) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I like that. I never thought of them as automated call systems. Funny :)
Martin wrote:
LMNAO, pal!!!
Gymfig, I think you're
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