I hope they fire the studio folks that decided to give M. Night $200 million
and a beloved franchise to ruin. Maybe they discovered the Uwe Boll business
model.
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I agree with u Keith, I can only hope that they continue with
My innerchild is dancing right now. It is taking a lot of concentration to
type this out, but the movie is due this December!
Here is some info on it:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Space_Battleship_Yamato
Here's the advanced trailer: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PoHXxWg7pw4
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Celebrating
Me too, Keith. I'm at the point where I tune out food porn like this. Sadly,
it's gaining ground. The Travel Channel has two shows more or less devoted
to it, Man vs Food and Food Wars (that may not be the exact title --
it's early).
On Sun, Jul 4, 2010 at 9:51 PM, Keith Johnson
There's a horrible thought to contemplate early in the AM, B. Unfortunately,
the horrible thoughts usually contain the most truth.
On Mon, Jul 5, 2010 at 2:24 AM, B Smith daikaij...@yahoo.com wrote:
I hope they fire the studio folks that decided to give M. Night $200
million and a beloved
I could see a billion military apps for something like that. Bet someone's
still cooking with the project in secret.
On Sun, Jul 4, 2010 at 8:28 PM, Mr. Worf hellomahog...@gmail.com wrote:
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I REMEMBER. (Eerie synthesiser noises) More please. :-) robo-funk
Brent
Martin Baxter martinbaxt...@gmail.com writes:
Have I been living under a rock, to have missed this?
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Frequency Rotation: Jermaine Jackson,
What a trip. I am a *huge* fan of the Americanized version that I saw back in
junior high, and have several eps on tape. I loved the Comet Empire arc as
well, especially the finale when the Starforce attacked the base.
Interesting. While the two Starblazers cartoons shown on TV here had
Yeah, I've seen one of those, where this heavyset guy travels around trying to
consume outrageously large portions of food, such as burgers the size of dinner
plates and whatnot. I don't get the appeal at all. There was a Looney Tunes--or
maybe it was Merry Melodies--cartoon from way back in
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There's a woman doing a show like that now too. Why I dunno. Do we need
multiple people eating gigantic portions of food?
On Mon, Jul 5, 2010 at 2:52 PM, Keith Johnson keithbjohn...@comcast.netwrote:
Yeah, I've seen one of those, where this heavyset guy travels around trying
to consume
AP is having a little fun with this story. Major League Eating is a
scam. Kobi is right not to sign, but he definitely shouldn't have
rushed the stage. He's in much better shape than the cops on the
scene, so when it looked liek he wasn't gonna go politely, the cops
probably
Yeah, this has all the markings of a comedic movie, doesn't it? Actually, I'd
rather seen a good documentary on the topic that lets the humour speak for
itself.
As for Kobi being in shape, yeah. If I remember correctly, he has serious
washboard abs and is in great shape overall, unlike most of
Yep, I never have understood it. Could never determine if they do that in order
to appeal to worldwide (read: white ) audiences, or based on some internal
self-hatred.
As for the Starblazers thing, thanks to you I blew an hour on You Tube watching
eps of the Comet Empire and Iscandar series.
I see another studio doesn't get the point. Where's the fun, wisecracks, etc.?
--- In scifinoir2@yahoogroups.com, Martin Baxter martinbaxt...@... wrote:
Personally, you can mark me in the Who gives a frell? column...
http://www.wired.com/underwire/2010/07/spider-mans-greatest-hits/
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Still loving this show. I mean, how can you note love a series with lines like,
He's a cop...only porn stars and cops have moustaches like that...or, you're
amazing with that computer--you're like a 'computer machine whisperer...or my
fav, uttered by a crook betrayed by an informant, I
You brought up an excellent point. One of the most intense cartoon moments
that I remember was watching Speed Racer and watching the brother of the
woman that owned the Melange car die. (A robot driven car that had a metal
face and 19th century clothes) Topped by one of the main characters (Roy
Anyone ever seen this indie film? It's based on a story by the late Jerome
Bixby. Bixby wrote a handful of episodes for the original Trek series, the
screenplay for the movie Fantastic Voyage, and the famous Twilight Zone
episodes It's a Good Life and its years-later sequel, It's Still a
There's a big budget cgi Captain Harlock coming out. It looks great.
http://bit.ly/cjDwdP
--- In scifinoir2@yahoogroups.com, Mr. Worf hellomahog...@... wrote:
You brought up an excellent point. One of the most intense cartoon moments
that I remember was watching Speed Racer and watching the
I remember that Speed Racer ep--I've seen 'em all a million times. There's the
Great Race, where they race across mountains at night in the driving rain.
Remember taht one? Speed had to take the Car Acrobatic Team, whose cars had
wings on them that allowed them to jump across chasms and
Speaking of wild cars--and did Speed Racer have anything else?--do you remember
the ep where there was an engine so powerful and fast that it was too dangerous
to drive? Pops was part of the team that built it, and it was so powerful that
every test driver died in fiery crashes. So the
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