Anyone catch the Eureka finale? What did you think?
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This thorough and clinical review leaves me kinda cold. It doesn't
make me want to see Eastern Promises. I will see Eastern
Promises, however, because I adored Cronenberg's last feature, The
History of Violence, especially the relevatory performance by Viggo
Mortensen, which, by everything else
yeah, i've noticed that a lot of us are having this conversation about the
focus on the young 20ish actors for these roles. From the new Lois Lane (the
weak Kate Bosworth), to the X-Babies (the too young Iceman and Rogue in the
movies), to the new Bionic Woman, there's a fascination with the
A History of Violence was hot. Maria Bello is a revelation as Viggo
Mortensen's wife. History is easily Cronenberg's most mature motion
picture, and I have been a fan since the late seventies when he was
putting out high class trash like Rabid (who could forget former
porn star Marilyn Chambers
A history of violence just blew me away. But I'm with Rave, I was not
inspired to see it be your review. I'm a little disappointed. I was
hoping to see more of what I got from History of Violence. However, from
your review, it sounds as if he is continuing to move in that same
direction.
This role is tailor-made for Richard Brooks circa the mid nineties.
Mr. Brooks will be 46 years-old on his next birthday.
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Usually everyone and their brother (or sister) is floated as being
considered for some pics. Sometimes it's
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Steven Spielberg has another reason to be pissed off. Over 2000 production
stills,
Felt sort of uneven to me, as though they were doing a final walk-through of
the ep. I did *not* like the ending, of course. Next season, it'll be right
back to status quo, Stark running GD, Allison back to her DoD liason role.
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Nail on the head again, Keith.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Usually everyone and their brother (or
sister) is floated as being considered for some pics. Sometimes it's funny,
such as the serious articles I read linking Tom Cruise to everything from
Batman to Superman. But given Tyrese's
Of course there was a script, Daryle.
Get Biel in WW costume. Have her run a lot.
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You really think there¹s a script?
On 10/2/07 1:13 PM, Said Kakese Dibinga [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Biel probably read the script
She's cute, but that's about it. I wouldn't try to hit on her, seriously. (As
though I'd try to hit on *any* woman...)
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interesting that some people think the lead is not that hot. While
I might agree, she was hot on
Tracey had written to me off-list via e-mail asking how I am. I
thought that I'd send out a general note. Bottomline: I've been busy
with my work and my blog. At work, I have 2 web site re-designs which
are launching Oct. 16, 2007. So, I'll be flat out 'til then with long
hours in the office.
I agree, I think he's maturing as a filmmaker. He's work is becoming more
thoughtful, even as it remains pretty violent. Well, I never saw Crash (not
the Paul Haggis film, Cronenberg's) which was roundly criticized by just about
everyone...
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My thoughts exactly. I hope they return to their formal quality of
storytelling in the fall. This year of experimentation with guest stars
and stories was very uneven
Martin wrote:
Felt sort of uneven to me, as though they were doing a final
walk-through of the ep. I did *not* like the
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Aaron
i'm not a big video game person, but those wii commercials are wearing
me down. Any thoughts?
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The Wii gets a BIG yes from me. It's a particularly good console if you are
NOT a big gamer, as the games are actually enjoyable, and once you buy most
of the game titles, that's it. No online subscriptions to buy. I'm not a
big gotta beat the 8 year old in Slovenia guy. I like to just turn on,
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Interesting and depressing science stuff.
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* Pain relief without the numbness:
Scientists say they finally can knock
Anyone watching this new series? It's quirky to say the least. Reminds me in a
way of a live, macabre Dr. Seuss tale. For those who don't know the man
guy--Ned--has the ability to bring any dead thing back to life. The problem is,
if the person is still alive one minute later, the universe
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