I was surprised that it was still on and that new episodes were being
produced.
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Well, ³From Hell² was in 2001, so, unless there¹s something in the works
now...I¹d say that was it.
On 12/22/07 1:08 AM, tdemorsella [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Touching Evil was really good; From Hell was almost a masterpiece. I
sure hope that is not the last we have seen from
I thought Peter's dance was a highlight of the picture. That is to say, the
whole picture was bad. I don't think anyone will be able to do a better
picture than Spider Man 2. I'd hand the franchise off to another director at
this point and let Raimi co-produce.
When I hold Spiderman 3 against
And here is where the fandom line is sort of drawn. I have said this before,
and I will say it again. I saw LOTR in a theater and I have never had such a
good sleep outside of my own bed. I tried again with the second picture, and
again, fell asleep. These just aren¹t my kind of stories. I can
why do you think LOTR bored you at the theatre? what was the difference in your
home viewing experience?
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And here is where the fandom line is sort of drawn. I have said this before,
and I will say it again. I saw
Why? I think the problem is that there were only 14 episodes every year
and they do not promote them much except on USA.
Reece Jennings wrote:
I was surprised that it was still on and that new episodes were being
produced.
Maurice Jennings
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I think we all just want Jackson :(
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me too. you know, for some reason, even Raimi at his best still just isn't my
choice for the Middle Earth world. Just doesn't seem the best possible fit to
me.
but hell, it's not as if my phone's ringing with anyone from
You nailed it Keith. Hellboy is freakin fantastic. One of the best
comic to fim adaptations ever.
B
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i gotta disagree on Hellboy. That movie rocked. And some of the
pieces: the initial magic working with Nazis, the religious dude,
the look and feel of their
I hope this idiotic dance routine is not a new trend in the Comics to
film genre. While Spidey 3 was bad, it is in a different league than
Silver Surfer. I saw glimpses of a good film in Spidey 3. Silver
Surfer was just a mess
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Well, which was worse: Peter's strut
I'm the industry expert? Me, who from Philly forgot about Smith's
Production company? I do not think so. Thanks though. I really do
not know how they got together. I think if we fans were not so hungry
for more of the the magic that Jackson created with the Lord of the Ring
series.
Chris says it will be a cold day in hell before you ever see catch him
on camera doing the powerpuff dance. But he'd be happy to catch me and
Kira doing it. However, last wee,k during our family tree trimming
gathering, Kira put the Christmas tree skirt on his shoulders and gave
him a big
I spent the first part of my morning at work catching up on the most
recent threads. I am the boss. I can do whatever I want!! On
Saturdays I slack when there are no customers. Today it's coffee,
kolaches and Sci-Fi discussions.
So I've been following this discussion with some interest. First
Dwayne is the man!!! are they bringing him in for the next Silver Surfer?
Daryle wrote:
I thought Peter's dance was a highlight of the picture. That is to say, the
whole picture was bad. I don't think anyone will be able to do a better
picture than Spider Man 2. I'd hand the franchise off to
Whedon is an interesting option. Who knows what he would do with it.
Good or bad, it would not be a boring vision
Bosco Bosco wrote:
I spent the first part of my morning at work catching up on the most
recent threads. I am the boss. I can do whatever I want!! On
Saturdays I slack when there
In a message dated 12/22/2007 11:00:29 AM Eastern Standard Time,
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they're good examples of story, acting, plotting, action, FX, CGI, and that
all-important, all-evasise look of a film.
They may be okay directors but they don't have the it factor. I don't expect
we just disagree on this, which is cool. i seem to like Del Toro, Cuaron, and
their work more than you do. i think Hellboy is way more than simple CGI...
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In a message dated 12/22/2007 11:16:13 AM Eastern Standard Time,
me too, and no evidence of sentience in Galactus, and that battle between him
and the Surfer--gawd that movie sucked!
I'm still most pissed at the Surfer's source of power being changed--gawd that
movie sucked!
There's a better Reed Richards to be depicted. I really like Ian as Reed, but
Well you are in good company. Filmmakers, critics, authors and more see
them in a similar light. Most think Cuaron specifically does have it
I think he's won awards for his work.I agree that it is fine that
people have different perspectives, but this is one time were I can not
even
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