Considering it took in over $150 million the first weekend this
doesn't surpise me.
So far it has grossed:
$242.1 Million domestic
$380 Million internationally
$622 Million total
I guess all the grumbling about the budget has gone out the window.
Analysts predict it may join the super
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Non spoiler response:
I appreciate Boyle's of casting Idris and Harold, however seems
like
there were other less known brothers out there who could
That was their parent company's decision. I would rather they put ECW
on USA like RAW but I guess Law and Order: SVU reruns are the
priority.
--- In scifinoir2@yahoogroups.com, Tracey de Morsella (formerly
Tracey L. Minor) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I used to watch. I remember Vampire Hunter
--- In scifinoir2@yahoogroups.com, Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Howzabout *not* importing characters at random, and unpacking a few
old FF books to see who might actually have been in them? (Just the
non-sensical ravings...)
Am I missing something? The Black Panther's first appearance was
I can understand why some folks gave up on the show early in the run
because it did seem pretty cookie cutter. Then Ravenwood, refugees
and the survivalists show up and it became must see tv. Once it found
it's legs and you got into Hawkins and Jake's backstories and the
mythology of the
I've only seen some production stills from it. Pretty nasty stuff for
the 80s.
--- In scifinoir2@yahoogroups.com, Tracey de Morsella (formerly
Tracey L. Minor) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Just a side note, I was reading about the Day after and its seems
there
was a related third movie event
All I have to say about the Spirit is this: Ebony White.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ebony_White
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Spirit
After seeing that character I could never read The Spirit or any of
Eisner's other work.
There was a huge discussion about Eisner's legacy on Dwayne
Board
Tracey
B. Smith wrote:
There was a huge discussion about Eisner's legacy on Dwayne
McDuffie's message board after he passed away. I on't speak for
everyone but the general consensus was that Eisner was massively
talented and stretched the boundaries of comic book form but Ebony
It's a line from the season(series) finale.
When the New Bern folks ask if Jericho will surrender that's the
answer Jake gives. It's pretty much a middle finger to the forces
trying to take the town.
http://abcnews.go.com/Business/FunMoney/Story?id=3214156page=2
When asked to surrender, lead
Jericho and Lost worked for me. Heroes was pretty good but it felt
rushed and a short exposition scene could have cleared up several
problems.
I haven't seen the others on the list yet.
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I tried to watch it but it just left me cold.
--- In scifinoir2@yahoogroups.com, ravenadal [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Please note I am definitely a minority opinion regarding the Gospel
according to John. It scored pathetic post Soprano ratings and
was
reviled by most critics. I taped it on
I feel your pain.
BTW I have about a long box worth of comics from the last year or two
that I haven't had time (or interest in some cases) to read.
--- In scifinoir2@yahoogroups.com, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
about right! i typically do a lot of heavy reading in winter, when
it's cold and I
Thanks for the heads up. I'll definitely pick this up.
--- In scifinoir2@yahoogroups.com, ravenadal [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
http://blogcritics.org/archives/2007/06/05/145110.php
Book Review: Acacia by David Anthony Durham
Written by Constance Burris
Published June 05, 2007
I was
The show works better if you don't think too hard. :) I liked it a
lot. It was a breezy and fun and you gotta to love Bruce Campbell
chewing up the scenery as a former special ops soldier turned kept
man.
The setup worked to some degree because he was burned and
successfully cut off from his
You are correct sir. I miss Forever Knight. Unfortunately I missed
several seasons due to spotty syndication in the area where I lived.
I'll have to add the available seasons to my Netflix queue.
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Never watched that show, but heard
The first Ultimate Avengers is very good and but something about
about the second one didn't quite work at times. The Hulk steals the
show.
I enjoyed Iron Man but the ending was a bit of a letdown.
--- In scifinoir2@yahoogroups.com, Tracey de Morsella (formerly
Tracey L. Minor) [EMAIL
box where you can get the
Avengers and Iron Man DVDs in one set.
Also, the short lived animated Spider Man (MTV¹s version) and
Fantastic
Four series are available on DVD.
On 7/25/07 10:09 AM, B. Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The first Ultimate Avengers is very good
I'm deeply sorry to hear about your mother. You and your family are
in my prayers.
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No, I don't mind sharing, and I *really* appreciate the concern. I
got a call at 4:30 am Friday that my mother had died of a heart
attack. It was
94% Dixie. Where's my other six percent?
--- In scifinoir2@yahoogroups.com, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
That reminds me of an email I received in the mail
_http://www.alphadictionary.com/articles/yankeetest.html_
(http://www.alphadictionary.com/articles/yankeetest.html)
The wife and I caucused for the first time and it was one of the
greatest voting experiences we've ever had. They expected approx. 140-
150 people at our caucus location but close to 300 people attended.
There was a large number of first time voters, independents and even
a few converted
I hope so. It takes a special filmmaker to make Superman boring.
--- In scifinoir2@yahoogroups.com, Daryle [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So we can just all pretend that Superman Returns never happened,
then.
On 1/4/08 2:35 AM, Tracey de Morsella (formerly Tracey L. Minor)
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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From: B. Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED]
The wife and I caucused for the first time and it was one of the
greatest voting experiences we've ever had. They expected approx. 140-
150 people at our caucus location but close to 300 people attended
Too bad there was nearly two hours of mediocre that surrounded the
good stuff.
--- In scifinoir2@yahoogroups.com, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
if you can do the chapter search, just look for a few key scenes:
* superman saving the plane from crashing--nice FX, the most talked
about in the movie,
The whole Superman as Christ figure was a big turn off for me as well.
--- In scifinoir2@yahoogroups.com, Tracey de Morsella (formerly
Tracey L. Minor) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It barely registered for me. The writing was lackluster, the plot
uninspired. miscasting of the two leads.
and the
aftermath could definitely give that impression.
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how's that?
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The whole Superman as Christ figure was a big turn off for me as
well
Bunk or Meldrick? Clark Johnson is on The Wire but he's playing a
different character.
Excellent first episode. I've heard some people complain about it
being slow but they laid the groundwork for a season's worth of
goodies. It got an A+ for me the McNulty-Bunk stuff and Jimmy falling
into
I forgot to mention my two new favorite tv villains: the corporate
folks at the newspaper.
I loved the newspaper stuff as well. Clark Johnson was awesome.
--- In scifinoir2@yahoogroups.com, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In a message dated 1/7/08 10:51:21 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Bunk
, I believe. He's a fairly
lighter skinned Black man. Is that the one you're mentioning? If so,
he must have put on weight, 'cause he wasn't fat on Homicide. Does
he play the exact same character?
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Bunk
The sad thing is that a lot of the liberal talk radio hosts by and
large have been trying to torpedo his campaign. I was listening to
Sirius Left and most of their hosts hate him. The Hillary Kool-Aid is
strong.
Some comments:
He should wait his turn.
He's been running for president ever
I loved Homicide but I think The Wire is better. To be honest they
are like sister shows in a lot of ways.
The Wire is about the city of Baltimore itself. Each season has an
overall theme but they all overlap and give you the big picture. The
nuances in the writing and perfomances made this
The storyline was a bit vague. She was either stolen at birth by Norman
Osborn or died. Depends on what the writers feel like using that week.
I've pretty much given up on collecting superhero comics from Marvel
and DC and stuff like this just reinforces my decision.
--- In
That's the dirty secret of the biofuels world. Lots of other things
(sugarcane and sugar production byproducts, sugarbeets, switchgrass,
woodpulp and other things) are better ethanol producers than corn but
big agricultural interests in the Midwest and the agribusiness
companies that produce
Maybe they didn't get the rights to use any movie footage or images.
I liked the show and have put it on season pass. Not much else on
Monday nights now that Heroes is on hiatus.
During the time travel escape, did her weapon completely destroy the
Terminator or was some of him left intact?
Supposedly Godzilla: Final Wars is the last film in the series for
the next 5 years or so. Sounds like they want to go the motion
capture and cgi route when the King returns.
I've heard a couple of more detailed reviews of Cloverfield and it
sounds like they deliver the goods. I've tried to
Probably Richardson. He was a part of Bill's admin and a good
soldier.
If Obama loses I would be very disappointed if he accepts an invite
to be her running mate. There have been more starcrossed running
mates in the past but this race seems personal now.
I really don't like the rhetoric
I think they are going to ignore Terminator 3.
--- In scifinoir2@yahoogroups.com, Daryle [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This show is a hit show, and it was before it even came out. The
PROBLEM
with this show? It takes place between movies 2 and 3. And unless
you¹re 12
years old and didn¹t grow
Very true. Bill and Al weren't exactly friends and neither were Bush
Sr. and Ronny.
--- In scifinoir2@yahoogroups.com, Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
B. Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think it could come back to haunt her in a general election if
she
I thought K-Ville wrapped up production due to the writers strike. it
wasn't my favorite show but I watched it because it was filmed in my
hometown and pumped some cash into the local economy.
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Not sure if everyone was aware the show
episode last night and...and so I like
Summer Glau
(I already liked her in Firefly) -- but I think this is totally a
one season
show.
On 1/15/08 9:16 AM, B. Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I thought K-Ville wrapped up production due to the writers
strike. it
wasn't my
Illinois politics are pretty rotten but I've lived in several states
and worked with state government on a variety of things and most are
pretty much the same. Obama isn't a choirboy but he isn't Michael
Madigan or Richard Daley either.
Let's not forget that Hillary doesn't want the right wing
that suggested it was the morning after for them.
Whether they got busy or not, it still means Marcus went to bat for
a woman who batted for the other team??? What a cosmic irony!
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I totally agree.
A couple that got
I totally agree.
A couple that got me:
Keffer from Babylon 5. He had an encounter with a Shadow vessel and
wanted to get evidence in order to force Earthgov into action. He
pays the ultimate price but proves the Shadows are real.
Marcus Cole from B5. He uses an alien machine to transfer his
Going to see it after work. The people that I know who have seen it
loved it but admit it's far from perfect. The shaky cam was a bit
much for some folks.
It keeps getting getting compared to The Host and from what I've seen
they are vastly different movies. Both have monsters and neither is
pining all the more poignant.
I'm sure there are many of us here who've been down that road. I know
I have.
B. Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I didn't think there was any
doubt about that morning after scene.
The confession actually happened before Marcus died. She had
feelings
for Marcus
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But in Chasing Amy, Affleck's character was interested in Amy,
but Amy was interested in another--woman.
What happened to the lady you were initially interested in?
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I can't
I read the review and he misses the point and his biases were showing
big time. The reason we don't ever get an origin or backstory is
because we only know as much as the characters. They are damn near at
ground zero when the events happen and they don't have any secret
knowledge. They are scared
Great calls on Vermithrax and the Green Gargantua.
How about Ymir from 20,000,000 Miles To Earth or The Beast Feom 20,000
Fathoms? Those are some of Ray Harryhausen's best work.
--- In scifinoir2@yahoogroups.com, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'd place near the top the dragon from the '80s flick
me sick at many times. The third Bourne film didn't bother me, though
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I have to give one warning, if you are bothered by by shaky camerawork
this might not be the movie for you. One person threw up
The sad thing is that Neil Marshall can make good films. I was
expecting more from the director of The Descent and Dog Soldiers.
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I rest my case...
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I think a better explanation for it
is
I loved the movie butI would rather see them do a more traditionally
filmed sequel. My preference would be to see the event from the
perspective of the military on the ground or maybe an embedded news
crew.
As for the little surprise at the end...it's a great little nod to
the internet
She may win the nomination but I have a feeling Obama's coalition
won't support her in a general election. The Clintons' tactics have
left a bad taste in lot of black folks mouths and the younger voters
and independents will stay away.
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The Clintons' and their black surrogates started this mess by first
questioning Obama's blackness and now have seemingly been successful
by trying to pin him down as the black candidate.
This debate didn't get heated until after Iowa and New Hampshire
where race was less of a factor because
Lily, a male party goer and the Sgt. that helps them after they
escape the tunnels afe the featured black faces. A few other random
black folk in crowd scenes. No sambo alerts.
Sorry it didn't work for you other folks but I loved the hell out of
it. If they had done a traditional monster movie
It was me.
Not as shaky as Blair Witch and no fast edits like the Bourne films.
There is some really shaky stuff during battle scenes and I hear that
the helicopter scene really got to some folks due to the spinning.
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I asked another
Or Bill and Hillary. Bom-chika-wow-wow. LOL
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Tracey L. Minor) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I just hate this
Original Message
Subject: Man Claims He Smoked Crack, Had Sex w/Obama
Date: Thu, 24 Jan
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It was me.
Not as shaky as Blair Witch and no fast edits like the Bourne
films.
There is some really shaky stuff during battle scenes and I hear
that
the helicopter scene really got to some folks due to the spinning.
--- In scifinoir2
My eyes! I need to scrub my brain with bleach to get rid of the very
thought of a Hillary Clinton sex tape floating around.
--- In scifinoir2@yahoogroups.com, Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Keith, she'd have to provide video proof before the guys would
tender their ballots her way.
[EMAIL
The Unit is a surprisingly good show.
Have you ever seen David Mamet's Spartan? In some ways it seems like
a prototype of the show.
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i can't abide American Idol. Despite everyone in the country saying
i'm crazy, I still contend that
heroes
or magical negrores. He shows us as people--with a unique
culture, yes, but still, as people
Sad that in 2008, that's still a rare thing...
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I want to see that as well. I love John Sayles stuff. Did you
-creator of The Unit,
isn't he?
Never seen Spartan. What is that?
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The Unit is a surprisingly good show.
Have you ever seen David Mamet's Spartan? In some ways it seems
like
a prototype of the show
I think the shakycam and the ending are the biggest factors. Without
revealing too much I'll just say that everything isn't wrapped up in
a neat and happy way.
The initial 20 minutes seems throwaway for some folks but the entire
movie revolves around it. Beth wasn't a one night stand(He loved
They actually did a very good job with tying the viral marketing into
the movie. If you didn't follow the viral marketing the little Easter
eggs in the film mean nothing. The very last shot is somewhat
ambiguous and too subtle if you haven't followed the online stuff.
The shakycam, the
Hopefully you get everything ironed out soon. Take care.
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I have to leave you folks for a while. Family issues. I'll give a
yell
when I return.
A-HO!
Don't ask. I won't tell. Love to you all.
Maurice
I have a HDTV in our family room and I had no plans to replace any of
our other electronics this year but things have a strange way of
happening. A friend of ours had a set that died on her so we decided
to give her our bedroom tv. So now I'm shopping for a flat panel and I
plan to get a PS3 after
I was still watching. I think the network's scheduling decisions
doomed the show. Killing off one of the main characters in the season
finale seems to have hurt the show as well.
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I posted an e-mail the day the show was returning, then
http://www.netflix.com/BeMyFriend/P7e8XFqXrSPiYCkP4KgX
Welcome to our world.
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This becoming really fun.
B
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Earlier today, Bosco put us onto Netflix friends.
You can be
I was never blown away by Spaced either but looking back you can see
the seeds of a great partnership in those episodes. This will probably
end up like the U.S. version of Coupling. Then again the American
version of The Office turned out just fine.
--- In scifinoir2@yahoogroups.com, Martin
Nutsagain.
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rave, I have long since given up on fathoming the thought processes
of those H'Wood clowns...
ravenadal [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: What
puzzles me about shows like Jericho is that,
They didn't suck but they were incredibly average. But I am glad this
crew didn't get a chance to neuter the Black Panther.
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Great news, though the Torch was probably the favorite of my
characters in the movies. But they sucked so badly
I don't know if there are any authors that quite rank that high but
there is plenty of good thought provoking sf still being written.
A few hard sf authors I have read enjoyed in the last few years:
Peter Watts
Richard Paul Russo
Charles Pellegrino and George Zebrowski
Richard Morgan
Of course
) but
these movies haven't actually FAILED, just haven't been what eeryone
thought they should be. I point everyone's attention to the fact that
there is a Hulk movie slated for release this year.
On Sat, 22 Mar 2008 18:06:52 -0400, B. Smith wrote:
They didn't suck but they were
Please God no!!
I love that series and I don't want SciFi coming anywhere near it.
--- In scifinoir2@yahoogroups.com, Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
(giving another moment to the wall...)
Right now, I'm reading Old Man's War by John Scalzi. Why not adapt
*that* for TV?
Tracey de
2, 2008 at 8:59 AM, Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
No. It was learning that he was openly gay. Until then, I'd never
assigned
sexuality to people in terms of everyday life. I just took people
as I saw
them, at face value.
B. Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Color me confused
I think Miller is having a ton of fun at DC's expense. They wanted a
Frank Miller book they and boy did they get one.
--- In scifinoir2@yahoogroups.com, Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Probably. Must be why I love his work so much.
Martin (off to break all of his g*dd*mn Batman books out of
--
From: B. Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I think Miller is having a ton of fun at DC's expense. They wanted a
Frank Miller book they and boy did they get one.
--- In scifinoir2@yahoogroups.com, Martin truthseeker_013@ wrote:
Probably. Must be why I love his work so much.
Martin (off
^5
Byrne has a ton of sins to atone for but his take on Superman isn't
one of them.
I hated the move planets, blow out the sun, etc. Silver Age Superman.
DC has been slowly pushing Superman back in that direction and I hate it.
--- In scifinoir2@yahoogroups.com, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I tried to watch The Iceberg's Revenge with my wife once but I totally
lost it when all the blue frozen people show up. It was so damned
funny and bizarre. I'm an insensitive so and so.
--- In scifinoir2@yahoogroups.com, Martin Baxter
truthseeker...@... wrote:
Keith,
I can imagine the shame
My wife is convinced he did that so he'd have an excuse not to stand
during the ceremony.
--- In scifinoir2@yahoogroups.com, keithbjohn...@... wrote:
funny!
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From: ravenadal ravena...@...
I channel surfed while watching the
I was a bit underwhelmed but I did enjoy it. What bugged you?
--- In scifinoir2@yahoogroups.com, Bosco Bosco ironpi...@... wrote:
That Cheney Hooves comment made spout fluid from nose!!
Who watched Lost last night? I don't want to give anything away.
I'll say I was not exactly
They liked it enough to do a sequel whick looks even more insane.
I'm not a big fan of the movie but it had WTF moments to make it ok
to sit through once. Then your brain resets and you just shake your
head and wondered where that hour and a half of your life went. If
you think of it as a
Rhona Mitra is a bit of it girl at the moment as well and she
actually has a bit of a connection to the Tomb Raider franchise. And
she can do the action heroine quote well.
My choice would be Zuleikha Robinson from Rome and The Namesake.
She's probably a bit too exotic for Hollywood to cast
in like 10 years. We may as well be
fantasy
casting Pitfall.
On Jan 29, 2009, at 10:11 AM, B. Smith wrote:
Rhona Mitra is a bit of it girl at the moment as well and she
actually has a bit of a connection to the Tomb Raider franchise.
And
she can do the action heroine quote well
I agree with Justin. Alec is in many ways the most important member of
the team and he's been had quite a bit of exposure in several
episodes. The Bank Shot Job and The Stork Job are two episodes to
watch if you want to see him in action. His intro in the pilot episode
is epic nerdy goodness.
I
ravena...@... wrote:
So there is no Rochester action going on here? In many ways, Eddie
Rochester Anderson was the most important member of the Jack Benny
radio and television franchise - but he was still a servant.
~(no)rave!
--- In scifinoir2@yahoogroups.com, B. Smith daikaiju66
technology
geek
So there is no Rochester action going on here? In many ways,
Eddie
Rochester Anderson was the most important member of the Jack
Benny
radio and television franchise - but he was still a servant.
~(no)rave!
--- In scifinoir2@yahoogroups.com, B. Smith
For some reason Hiro's time travel adventures turn off some viewers.
I'm still watching and shaking my head. Peter Petrelli has changed
from Mimic into Rogue. He now needs to touch other gifteds to mimic
their powwers.
--- In scifinoir2@yahoogroups.com, Martin Baxter
truthseeker...@...
You might want to give Survivors a chance, it's excellent. I have
been watching it thru *ahem* alternative means and I am hooked. I
just wish BBC America was available in HD.
--- In scifinoir2@yahoogroups.com, Martin Baxter
truthseeker...@... wrote:
I've seen two eps of Primeval, and enjoyed
I remember that.
Supernatural quietly became one of my favorite shows. I can't wait to
see how they resolve the angel subplot this yar.
--- In scifinoir2@yahoogroups.com, keithbjohn...@... wrote:
He was in the two-part Supernatural ep where Sam and other people
gifted (or cursed) with
The Republican Congress have badly misread the mood of the American
people. They are too busy playing politics and being obstructionist
to see that most folks are supporting the President. Obama is trying
to get a handle on some of the biggest problems facing this country
and they are worrying
Sorry to hear about your loss. You and your family are in our prayers.
Have a safe trip.
--- In scifinoir2@yahoogroups.com, Martin Baxter truthseeker...@...
wrote:
My friends, I will be absent from you august company until Monday. My
mother's oldest brother passed away on Friday, and I have
DirecTv has an on demand service now. It's not as cool as some of the
cable systems' service but it's a first step.
--- In scifinoir2@yahoogroups.com, Augustus Augustus
jazzynupe_...@... wrote:
i am with u. comcast is killing me! i would love 2 get satellite,
but Mrs. Fate like 2 be able 2
Is AMC still showing it?
--- In scifinoir2@yahoogroups.com, Martin Baxter
truthseeker...@... wrote:
No comparison there. I'll take Hustle any day of the week. The
anti-hero angle in Leverage is fun, but there's nothign quite as
fun as seeing the bad guys just cutting loose. And Hustle came
I find it hilarious that the lesser Baldwin and Dirk Benedict are
both card carrying Conservative Christian Neocons who take every
chance they get to bash the evils of Hollywood.
--- In scifinoir2@yahoogroups.com, Grayson Reyes-Cole
grayson.reyesc...@... wrote:
Keith, Oh Keith. Thank you
I agree with what everybody has been saying. Great first episode. I
was really pleasantly surprised by Harry Lennix's character. It was
nice to see him play against type for a change.
--- In scifinoir2@yahoogroups.com, Mike Street streetfor...@... wrote:
I agree. I think HBO, esp with the
Sankofa is the only one of those I haven't seen. I really want to see
Medicine For Melancholy.
We went to see Taken this weekend. It was a really good straight with
no chaser revenge/action flick. Lean and very mean. My only complaint
was that it suffered from some of the shaky Bourne style
Rave,
The Way I See It is actually my least favorite Raphael Saadiq solo
album. I appreciated what he did but some of the songs went from
homage to imitation. It didn't work for me but it was one of the
better Grammy nominees this year.
And I do agree with you about Lil Wayne's wins. I told my
The sad thing is comics as a whole are still great. Stuff like The
Walking Dead, The Exterminators, DMZ, Fables, Fear Agent, Godland and
lots of others are still great reads. Unfortunately the quality of
the superhero comics at the big two are suffering and the rest of the
industry takes the
Don't worry about Taken. It's already closing in on $80 million after
three weekends in the U.S. and has taken in close to that amount
internationally. They are some rumbles about a sequel. Not bad for a
French produced medium budget thriller.
--- In scifinoir2@yahoogroups.com, Keith Johnson
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Subject : [scifinoir2] Re: Is DC Comics dying?
Date : Mon, 16 Feb 2009 14:45:43 -
From : B. Smith daikaij...@...
To : scifinoir2@yahoogroups.com
The sad thing is comics as a whole are still great. Stuff like The
Walking Dead, The Exterminators, DMZ, Fables
Street streetfor...@...
wrote:
My brother had a clear bootleg of Taken like 2 weeks before it came
out. I was like how in the world did you get this movie. Taken was
pretty good..but I think I'll go to F13 since I'm off work today.
On Mon, Feb 16, 2009 at 9:54 AM, B. Smith daikaij...@... wrote
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