yeah, and toning down the movie isn't going to help once people understand--or
think they do--what's in the books...
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While I personally do not have a problem with the
...unless it's cutesy CGI, which, unfortunately, is doing well in America
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US adult audiences overall, do not take animation seriously and it will
not deliver blockbuster
yeah...(feeling old and despairing at the same time) that is so incredibly sad
to me
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Keith, maybe it's what the youngsters today like. Short-attention spans seem to
be de rigeur.
he makes some good points, but
well, i tend to think that Harry Potter generates less overt hostility than
this supposed anti-religious Golden Compass does. I know lots of conservative
Christians who are disturbed by the witchcraft aspects of Potter, but
nonetheless let their kids read the books and watch the movies. In that
orbit.
After seeing the pilot, I sat down and did the math necessary for that to
happen. Not in the realm of a conventional clean-nuke blast, let me tell
you.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] KeithBJohnson%40comcast.net wrote: Love one of
the early Space: 1999 eps where they're still in the Solar System. I
tell
you.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] KeithBJohnson%40comcast.net wrote: Love one
of
the early Space: 1999 eps where they're still in the Solar System. I
think
they're out near Neptune. There's an abandoned spaceship that has some
kind
of flesheating monster on it. The creature's like a giant squid
they'll probably kill him off. :(
Well, since Pete Ross is a part of Superman canon, i guess he'll live, but
can't say i'm that thrilled he's back. the most underused character in the
entire series' run. And of course he pretty much never had a girl, and there
was the unrecquited love for
well, you can forgive a lot of Batman Begins because it's Bruce just starting
out. So, the voice thing isn't that big a deal to me: just means he's trying to
find what persona fits him better. Note, for example, that he's not really
Batman all the time, either. You get the feeling the true man
I never blamed the actor. Look at the stories they gave him. While Chloe, Lana,
Lex, and the others got meat roles, Pete literally stood around to pick up
after Clark, becoming a foil to help him keep his secret. They did the thing
that drives me nuts in TV, which used to be more common: make
Did didn't show who did the deed you reference below. Just some figure running
away...
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Peter Petrelli and Mohinder are still dumb as rocks. I liked the
resolution to the Hiro and Adam storyline. Why did the sister
god, why remind me? I reviewed Last Legion for y'all, know i have the review
somewhere around here. that movie was *horrible*, unlike King Arthur, which
always moves me, always leaves me wanting more...
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From: Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Yeah, I
right wing religious conservatives aren't all racist. Many embrace people of
all colors--long as they leave their own thoughts behind and completely embrace
these peoples' views. And I've always noted that Blacks in America are actually
in the main more conservative than most people think. Most
Didn't Alexander suck? Of course, the director and writer matter more. I have
no clue what tack they'll take for this one. Part of feels this is about as
iffy as someone trying to remake Citizen Kane.
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Producer
thanks for the heads up. they did a Threshold marathon today. Looks like it's
Roswell tomorrow
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Speaking of Firefly, did anyone notice that Skiffy is doing a sort of
reverse-marathon with the show? Friday 7 p.m. to 3
There was an episode of The Tick animated series where a villian was going to
use a giant laser to carve his name onto the moon. In typical Tick fashion, he
and Arthur arrived too late to completely save the day: the villain (was it
Chairface?) was able to carve a couple letters in the Moon
I still don't get why most power lines are above ground. I get that installing,
upgrading, and repairing underground lines would be a pain (a co-worker who
used to live in NYC said streets were always being torn up to work on
underground lines). But like anything, once you do it and get used to
The Borg started out scary, then were weakened in my opinion. When they were a
mass intelligence with no individual leader, they were fearsome. When they
brought in the Queen, with her posing and posturing, I lost interest. I also
hated the way they were so weakened. some of the holes in their
the low point for me was the introduction of Hugh in TNG. The Borg that Geordi
adopted, which developed full human emotions after being cut off from the
Collective. That character destroyed the whole concept of the Borg. Then came
Seven of Nine, the Baby Borg, the Queen--aagh!!
--
right on. in a perfect world we could ignore ignorance and it'd fade away, like
the gods in comic books who cease to exist when humans quit believing in them.
But that's not the real world; repeat a lie often enough and it becomes
truth.That's how Bush gained his power... And sometimes that
yeah, they drove me up the wall. Reminds me of all the cartoons that have to
create kiddie versions of popular characters...
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Baby Borg
(heads exploding around the world at the concept...)
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i wonder if any of the changes will allow us to live longer, become stronger,
faster, or smarter? Or, are there those among us with a mutant resistance to
pollution, mercury, steroids, etc., who can tolerate the jacked-up environment
more? Maybe one day clean air, water, and blue skies will be
I forget who asked the question about choosing satellite or cable. But the
following is some info from Consumer Reports on what to think about when
choosing cable or satellite. It list general facts about each. They haven't
done a recent comparative review of the two choices, though, to tell
Okay, here's a side effect of the writers' strike I couldn't have anticipated...
***
Carpenter Says She Needs Help from Estranged Husband
According to Charisma Carpenter, the writers strike is slaying her earning
capacity.The former Buffy the Vampire Slayer and
ha-ha! you're right! I thought it too!
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Keith, neither did I. Maybe it's wrong of us to always think that actors can
always get work, when the only place they can work is in acting, where they
need writers to craft
Discovery Channel is running the great nature series Planet Earth all day,
until 10 pm EST. Then a three-hour block airs at 11 pm EST tonight. Fascinating
stuff. Watching the elephant pulled down in the night by starving lions...the
polar bear desperately and futilely trying to kill a
what's the crisis?
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Isn't it, though? If I weren't dealing with a major online crisis, I'd be
better able to enjoy it.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Discovery Channel is running the great nature series
Planet Earth all
Scary that dreck like Alvin and the Chipmunks made so much! Love the
reviewer's statement, ...it's like being hit over the head with a mallet every
ten seconds for 90 minutes!
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Will Smith's `I Am Legend' Opens
So, *now* can Smith finally do a love story with a Black woman? :(
(You know me Tracey: you knew i had to ask!)
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Subject: [NPHC] Best Ever
same here. i haven't been this captivated since the old days of Wild Kingdom.
I might buy the series for myself as well, but trying to save the ducats to
buy parts for a new PC, or perhaps, a couple seasons of B5. Wanna get a
flatscreen TV too, but with my taste in electronics (my rule is
what was wrong with the flick? How does it compare to The Omega Man? How does
it compare to the book?
aren't critics for the most part liking it?
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I think it's a mixture of Will Smith, Zombies, and the hope for
My vote would be for the Dominion, led by the Changelings on Deep Space Nine.
Here were a people with a tragic past (as they tell it) of millennia of abuse
at the hands of Solids, who finally decided to control others before they
could be hurt. As a formerly oppressed people, they brought an
what about Enemy of the State?
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How about 'Enemy of the State?'
Maurice Jennings
Have you or someone you know been threatened with foreclosure?
KEEP your home and Stop Foreclosure in its Tracks!
Get a Free,
'tis true
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Have you noticed that they never track by number of people. When the
track by dollars and the prices are always going up, they can always
distort the picture
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i didn't like it when it was a cartoon back in the day, certainly don't want to
watch this new movie.
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I don't even put the chipmunks on for my daughter, for fear that we will
yes indeed. and Jeffrey Combs as Wayun was great. I know at least a couple of
his clones were killed by the one Founder who spoke for the race, due to
failures in his performance. And Worf killed the last clone toward the end of
the series.
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love Spock, but i'm curious how Kirk will fit in, and why Shatner wasn't needed
for much? Is it because they killed' Kirk in Generations, so he's
technically dead during the time when Nimoy's Spock is to be featured? (I've
always assumed that Kirk isn't really, permanently dead, given the
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Agreed, it's not what i'm looking for. I'm looking for a movie where the
romance with a Sister is the focus--comedy or drama. I guess, though, we have
stuff like Love Jones, Two Can Play that Game, Brown Sugar, etc., there's
no dearth of Black romance at the movies. Though I would like to see a
i agree. i bet the writers will say that since young Kirk is being featured,
it's *still* about Kirk. I just wonder, though, why old Spock and not old Kirk?
Even if it's trully the type of story they wanted to tell, it is indeed a snub:
can't be viewed any way but.
Also, I thought the script
very good book, i do recommend it. there's a sequel also
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Pulling several threads together, Rendezvous with Rama is one of the
many books I own but have not yet read. Arthur C. Clarke is one of my
favorite
yeah, yeah! :(
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It does look good. I like Berg and the rest of the cast.. Keith will
be disappointed, but not surprised. I still say if Black or Black
romantic comedies are
Supposedly this is really, truly the last release of Blade Runner. If so,
this is worth picking up. One of the greatest scifi movies of all time. Period.
I listened to Ridley Scott on NPR yesterday, and he says he's finally
completely happy with this cut of Blade Runner. He's cleaned up the
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indeed. one of my greatest pleasures is seeing a well written and well acted
movie with fresh new faces. I love Jamie Fox in Ray, but the greatest
pleasure was the young actress who played his mother. it was so cool not to
have Regina King, Angela Bassett, etc. Fine actresses indeed, but the
of cartoons like Alvin,
Bugs Bunny, Yogi Bear, Woody Woodpecker (san sexual conotations), The animal
thing was very confusing for me as a child...To this day, I'll never forgive
Mother Nature...I'll never meet Yogi (sniff*)
KeithBJohnson@ mailto:KeithBJohnson%40comcast.net comcast.net wrote: i
didn't like
i wouldn't be surprised about the ego thing, but still--it's Shatner!
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Keith, I heard that Sh*tner was attached o this early on, but got the gate,
reportedly because his ego wouldn''t fit on the screen.
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me too, especially when he first showed up and was kinda freaked by the rather
strange people in the town...
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I loved him on Picket Fences
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I was
i know it seems i'm picking on Smith, but after all this time, how much more
profit does he need to take some risks? So many actors and actresses, once
they've reached a certain level, start doing the alternation bit: make a
crowd-pleasure for dough, then make a film for the love of the craft
This is the best news i've heard in ages, surpassing my excitement over the
Blade Runner DVD! I wonder why Jackson wants to do two films and how he'll
divide them? Can't wait for the Battle of Five Armies, and can't wait to see
Smaug! I'm really hoping that this time the Elven sword Glamdring
i hear you! i have so many DVDs i need to buy now: this one, Deep Space nine,
Battlestar Galactica, Avatar, Justice League, and on and on
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From: Daryle [EMAIL PROTECTED]
This is on my gift list, especially when I saw the packaging. If my wife
All the jokes about sheep put me in mind of this film i've been hearing about
for months, Black Sheep. With taglines like There are forty million sheep in
New Zealand. They're all pissed off and The violence of the lambs, it
sounds like a hoot. It's supposed to be very violent, very gory (the
great! reminds me of my feelings when i left Texas for Illinois. It was 108
degrees when I left Texas, only 83 when I got to O'Hare Airport. I reveled in
the cool weather, the change in color of the leaves. When it snowed on
Thanksgiving Day--Thanksgiving!--i called everyone back home in Fort
yes indeed. it's quite an experience, isn't it? Speaking of foreign films, you
plan to see The Kite Runner?I've heard great things about the book and the
film, and of course its major claim to notoriety is the danger to the young
actor for doing that gang rap* scene...
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Well, that brings us full circle back to my question: why does a man who's
pulled in well over a hundred million in up front salary in the last few years
not take a stand and fight for a Black woman as his love interest in a film?
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i guess i just feel Black people who make it have an obligation to show the
world all aspects of our people, and one that's rarely shown in Hollywood films
is Black-on-Black love. If he'd never done a romance, i'd be fine, but i still
find it offensive his only romantic comedy wasn't with a
McKellan said a few years ago he wanted to do it, and was concerned when all
the legalities would be worked out, given that one never knows how long one has
on this Earth.
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Unless I am completely misinformed,
amen!
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I see and hear what you're saying, Keith. And, if he's worried about finding a
marketable Black female lead, someone should mention to him that he's *married*
to one...
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: i know it
Has potential in the hands of the right director and writer. Please just don't
give us a Street Fighter type debacle! Hope it's better than the Mortal
Kombat film; the first was pretty decent. Not enough fighting, but what there
was of it was good. Second movie sucked. Guilty pleasure: I
no, a couple of mine were simple short responses to e-mail that had been posted
by others, contained no profanity or anything, but just sat there...
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Not that I know of. Maybe it's because I'm black. LOLLOL!!!
Yeah and Brown Sugar, and Two Can Play That Game, and others.
I guess i can't expect Smith to risk all on a Black female as a love interest
when he wouldn't do Bamboozled
Still think it's sad, a missed opportunity to make a positive statement about
blacks to whites--and to blacks--and about
well, Jada tried really hard to get him to do Bamboozled but he refused. I
saw an interview where she straight out said Will should have done it, that he
shouldn't have been so careful of ticking off certain people in Hollywood.
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i haven't seen it yet...
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I've been too afraid. Don't know why. Did you like it?
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at the risk of whining, why should Shatner's death be an impediment? The
whole point of the Nexus was its time-manipulating capabilities. Surely they
could come up with a good enough storyline that the Nexus' energies somehow
resurrected Kirk. After all, the damn energy field created a whole
please let us know your thoughts. if it's not super gory i may have to see it.
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This has been on my Netflix for a while. I'll have to move it up the
list.
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didja check the trailer?
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All jokes aside, huh? Oh my gosh, that's hilarious!!!
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: All the jokes about sheep put me in mind of this film
i've been hearing about for months, Black Sheep.
whe n i lived there, actually i lived out in Wheaton, I bought a piece of crap
'72 Chrysler New Yorker. Bought it from a co-worker at Bell Labs for three
hundred bucks. Car was in such bad shape the thermostat would slide toward H
soon as you stopped at a light. You had to get it moving and the
A friend sent the below, stating that the second film is actually more new
material, and not simply the second half of the book? Man, i was assuming
Jackson was *directing* the pictures! I really hope he does, though function as
executive producer is okay i guess. :(
I'm intrigued by what
how long before his rep has grown enough to do that?
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I think Smith has done his research and knows what we know about the market. He
is a smart man, so he is going to put his money into what sells...maybe later,
i am worried, still, that Jackson isn't going to direct. The only hope is that
he, Fran, and the rest have major influence on the script and tone. And i can
at least take heart in the fact that WETA will handle the FX, as I've never
been impressed with the effects in the Spider-Man films, which
For the needed combination of action, whimsy, drama, and true magic, I think I
prefer Guillermo del Toro to sub for Jackson in directing these films. Wonder
why he wasn't considered, or was he?
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...or Alfonso Cuaron
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For the needed combination of action, whimsy, drama, and true magic, I think I
prefer Guillermo del Toro to sub for Jackson in directing these films. Wonder
why he wasn't considered,
if i have anything to look forward to, it's that I only watched the first
season of both the Dead Zone and The 4400, so i have a lot of good times
coming up on DVD. Dead Zone surprised me with later seasons in how dark and
complex it seemed to be, especially with the minister and his
yeah, he's gotta direct!
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I thought the reason Jackson wasn't directing was because he had
another project in the works and it would take to long to get to the
Hobbit. Seems like the same might be true of Raimi. I
dude, what happened with your fiance? If too painful to discuss i understand
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Gymfig, I kinda have to disagree about that assessment of The Hobbit. When I
read it as a child, I took it for nothing more than elegant,
no words to respond to that, dude. wow
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She was murdered in a robbery at her dad's restaurant back in '84. They did get
the guy, fear not, and executed him in '95.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: dude, what happened with
as far as the schedule? I hear that, it's why i lost track of both it and
Deadzone. And even freakin' reruns aren't shown in order anymore, so you can't
catch up on the off season like you used to be able to do..
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How did John end up being able to walk without a cane? Did his former love
finally get with the evil senator? Was there an ending to the series, or is it
just to be cancelled with no resolution?
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I really liked
that was Bowfinger, a really good, underappreciated film where Steve Martin
wants to shoot a film with Eddie Murphy, but can't afford him (he can barely
afford a film camera). i don't think Murphy's playing himself in the film, but
he is playing a famous actor. Martin can't afford the actor,
ha-ha! Too true!
So, Scary Tracey, did you watch the trailer yet?
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Now that I think about it, it's not really that far fetched. I mean, after
Deity-knows-how-many-centuries of us shaving these poor guys bald in order
that's why i said Raimi wouldn't be my first choice. I'd go with one of the two
Mexican directors who've shown with Pan's Labyrinth, Hellboy, Children of Men,
and Harry Potter that they can balance all the aspects required of such a film
as one based on The Hobbit
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Burton can be a bit too--what's a good word...?--artificial-seeming to me. All
the riotous colors, the crazy angles of Willy Wonka all turned me off so that I
never saw the film. I was the same way with 'The Grinch, which I unfortunately
did see: it was over-the-top, over saturated with bright
haven't seen that one.
Another film that didn't do much box office is Show Time. It's really, really
funny in the first two-thirds, as it's a good send up of reality shows (who
knew back then those monsters would so dominate television?!), and DeNiro and
Murphy play off each other well. But
i thoroughly disliked it. Too long, too boring, too many plotlines, FX and CGI
the worst of all the films--which is saying something, since as i said
yesterday, the CGI has always disappointed me in teh Spidey films.
The cardinal sins are that the Sandman really isn't used all that much in the
for some reason I feel del Toro's immersion in fantasy (Pan's Labyritnth, Hell
boy) would work, combined with his natural ebullience and childlike sense of
wonder. To use wholly inaccurate words, i just feel he's a more mature
fantasy director than Raimi would be, even though both are on the
yeah it was great! Murphy playing the arrogant-then-ultimately-paranoid
superstar, and the nerdy lookalike at the same time was great. This movie was
the first time i got a hint that Murphy might have acting skills beyond simply
telling jokes onscreen.
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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
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
sorry! I think Astro stirred me up, bringing up the Galactus cloud and all!
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Keith, spot on with your analysis of Reed. And the therapy bill's in the mail,
for bringing back the horror of that movie...
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i agree, i'd probably need therapy after seeing an Ang Lee rendition of The
Hobbit. I was actually depressed after Hulk. it was such a brooding, downbeat
movie. I'm all for well done angst in comic films. Indeed, it's those movies
with realistic human drama that are the best, even in the
the media lost its backbone, integrity and courage a long time ago. It's been
coming for a long while: the emphasis on ratings instead of good
reporting...the proliferation of models reading the news (watched CNN lately?
They have more Asian/Amer-Asian female anchors than you would believe,
minor spoilers--but it doesn't matter
The Surfer is *supposed* to be strengthened by the Power Cosmic, imparted to
him by Galactus. The silvery material covering him makes him invulnerable to
most injury, but outside of that material, the Power gives him innate powers
of super strength,
yeah, see, that's one of my problems with younger filmmakers: no establishing
shots. Just like a good story (which it is) a good movie should slowly build to
action and adventure. If you just get on with it, you end up focusing more on
action and less on things like plot, acting, and the
definitely a generational thing. I won't watch a movie on DVD at home unless i
can be assured of watching it in one sitting with minimal interruptions. Don't
take phone calls, prepare my food ahead of time. I get that stopping and
examining the film is cool (do it myself). But they're meant to
although we're diammetrically opposed (see my two responses), and I really
lament the decline in filmmaking quality among some--those damn fast
cameras!--i was impressed with how you stated your feelings. You always have
insightful things to say about movies and pop culture. Obviously you think
According to Wikipedia (insert grain of NaCl here), this is the rationale for
the Galactus Cloud:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Galactus
20th Century Fox's rationale for having the character as a cloud was to keep
him discreet.[65] Visual effects studio Weta Digital convinced Fox to add
so true, and thanks to you too!
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Wow, what a wonderful compliment! Thank you!
I talk a lot about popcorn movies, but I really love the art of filmmaking.
When done right, it's a beautiful art form. Many
the series was sombre at times, but the movie felt more so to me. It was
actually downright depressing. Good series that, even though the Hulk was
drastically depowered. Good series, that is, until the horrible TV movie when
they brought that idiotic version of Thor onto the scene. Ever see
my living room is rather narrow and long, and we watch TV across the narrow
width, so I don't quite get the theatre experience. Even if i did, and even
when i get that much-desired 50 plasma TV, i still don't see the theatre being
replaced for me. I love the movie going experience: the crowds,
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