Statements like this almost always get you in trouble, no matter what you
intend. Whenever you say that an evil person didn't set out to do evil, it's
bound to cause issues. I'm not sure what the exact quote from Smith is, as he
obviously seems to think he was misquoted...
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i hear you, i feel for celebs and the fishbowls in which they live. Then there
are the ones who *seek* the press, yet bemoan their treatment.
okay, so what did you say (or do) after this fire?!
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I know that, in
Dyslexia forces you to look at things in totality and not just as a single
chess move. I play out the whole scenario in my mind and then work through it.
All of my life, I've built organizations with a broad perspective in mind. --
John Chambers, CEO, Cisco Systems
This is a fascinating
I really hope none of you fine people contributed any ducats to making
National Treasure 2 the number one movie over the Christmas weekend. I tried
to watch the first movie a couple of years ago, on a Sunday night, as
background noise while I cleaned up. I turned it off with 45 minutes to go.
oh, speaking of certain low brow movies i do like-- Bad Santa. Don't
forget Bad Santa. I laugh so hard everytime i see that crude movie, i almost
bust a gut. My wife is horrified at how i can find humour in Billy Bob
Thornton's portrayal of a crooked, soused Santa who curses at an innocent
:)
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But...but...I *wanna* throw away my money! Mindless stupididty is my milieu!
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I really hope none of you fine people contributed any
ducats to making National Treasure 2 the number one
dude! Did that get aired?! What did she do?
That is the worst question a reporter can ask, yet they keep asking it...
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Keith, as I was standing in the parking lot of my complex, watching fire
spatter across my roof,
to quote Martin,
aarrrh!!!
Tracey, if you tell me you liked Gone in Sixty Seconds and 3000 Miles to
Graceland, I'll just have to go home and cry! :)
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Keith
lo siento!
how was it? There's plenty of kids' fare that's tolerable. Some of it's quite
good. The Iron Giant and The Incredibles come to mind. Even Robots or
Madagascar are okay for adults to sit through once. But Alvin just seemed
horrible to me from the trailers...
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adding all e-mails from Martin to Spam folder... :)
Wow! What did you like about it. Now I need to think of the worst, most panned
movie that I like as my guilty pleasure.
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Tracey, to put you at ease, I'm going
funny you mention the responsibility of the actors themselves. People like
Redford, Newman, Morgan Freeman, the late Robert Urich--all live or lived
outside of Hollywood and were very careful with interviews, where they hang
out, etc.
As for Smith, I just listened to a podcast of him on Tavis
man you had me spitting out the water i was drinking when i read this. LOL!!
The movie-that-didn't-need-to-be-made?! I love it.!
It is amazing what kids enjoy. Looking bad, rememeber all those great
cartoons--from Bugs Bunny to Rocky and Bullwinkle to Fracture Fairy Tales--that
had adult themes
Give it up, Tracey. Every parent is curse by one phenom of the times that
he/she finds execrable, but which the kids love with a non-stop mania. It could
be that purple dinosaur singing, non-stop, or those strange Teletubbies with
their chirping noises and curious drug-induced-seeming plots. Or
How about, Kirk saving the day by outsmarting a super computer, causing it to
self-destruct in self-loathing and unreconcilable programming loops? He did
that with M5 (How will you atone for the sin of murder...This computer must
die...), Nomad (Nomad, you've made three errors, you are flawed.
you're a naturist. Surely you can cook something up in the kitchen that can be
smok--er, ingested--which will leave you pleasantly numb and detached, a never
fadig plastic smile on your face, while allowing you to keep Kira entertained!
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Among the most unlikely saves, that whole virus killing the alien network in
ID4 ranks near the top. I was yelling at the screen when that happened (while
the rest of the audience, i might add, was cheering). I kept thinking, how
could a conquering race that's thousands of years ahead of us
yes indeed.
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That outsmarting the computer theme seems to appear every season on the
Original Star Trek and Next Generation
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How about, Kirk saving the
Bad moment, but it's not technically a save.
For a bad straight out save from Star Wars, how about Luke getting his a
kicked by the cackling Emperor, whining Father! Help me please!. I always
thought the conversion of Vader from this super bad buy who'd spent decades
murdering his own former
Well, there's the time when two thousand Dominion ships were coming through the
wormhole and the Prophets simply got rid of them. That might be the scene,
since it was such a neat fix, but that's not the end of the War, technically.
At the true end, Section 31 had of course infected the
you know, Tracey, just dicussing DS9 makes me nostalgic. I was up really late
this morning, and Voyager was being shown on Spike TV at 1 am. I feel asleep,
but when i awoke for a moment an hour or so later, i think i heard an ep of DS9
in the background. Fell asleep again, but remember feeling
that 2 am slot sucks. I could tape it, but the commercial interrruptions kill
me, and Spike seems to be airing shows that have snippets cut here and there
for timing. (it's worse for the OS series rerun, where I can easily detect the
cuts).
what are the tough times ahead?
--
Both Conan movie finales. In the first Conan flick (which I love) i thought
Conan overcoming Thulsa Doom's mental control to chop off his head was
anticlimactic. He wobbled for a bit, then starts swinging the sword. Always
feel let down by that one.
And in Conan the Destroyer, the fight with
how is this possible??? I've never even *heard* of this film, let alone seen
it! That *never* happens. Sounds like a classically bad flick. Gotta find it!
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Sorry, folks...the ABSOLUTE worst save in Sci Fi history
i doubt it, unless i can get about fifty people in my house everytime i see a
movie! :)
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Agreed. While I think you are a die hard movie goer, The big screen
changes the whole
LOL!!
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Let me fix that...(big screen, big screen, big screen...) You can hav the big
screen
and buy the collections later...(big screen, big screen, big screen...)
Everything will look so much better on that BIG
Holy crap. I wonder who's behind this, and why she, of all the claimants for
leadership of Pakistan, seems to have been the most viciously and consistently
targeted? You know there will be major examinations of Musharif, but surely
he's not involved...? News stories are extremely incomplete, so
you mean, why did he start babbling Error, error! Must analyze error! Faulty!
Faulty! Must sterilize imperfection! ? You're right, they had time to put some
anti-grav thingies on him, run through the corridors, and get him on the
transporter pad.
The funniest thing? Kirk *delays* transport
the mother of a friend of mine kept bees twenty years ago because she was
developing arthritis. The bee stings definitely improved her condition greatly.
Though, is there a way to get the benefit from the venom without getting stung?
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i don't like small TVs or screens. My living room TV is 32 and i can't wait to
upgrade to a 42 or 50 plasma so i can watch it from the den as well. (that'll
proabably be next Christmas, though). I really like to see detail on the
screen, so small screens bug me. i like to be immersed in the
Hasselhoff too?! Oh that's just perfect! Now, tell me it's got Jimmy JJ
Walker, the guy who played Mr. Drummond on Different Strokes, and a few other
Love Boat rejects, and we're in business!
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that'd be a cleverly devious way to take some out: use the major event to
scatter the crowd, get them in a panic, and then--when even the best security
measures show gaps as they try to flee--take the target out.
i'm really sad about this...
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Highlander with shape shifters, psychics, vampires, and lots of red tape?
Sounds like the crappy last Highlander movie about the Source. That movie
sucked beyond belief!
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Tracey de Morsella wrote:
Looking for some
is being as bleak as the Mist a bad thing? I meant to ask if anyone saw that
film. Was it any good?
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I just hope they can keep the intensity and suspense at a high levels
throughout the entire movie while dishing
yeah, though i still wonder, why is Abrams so fascinated with young people. all
the main stars in Cloverfield seem to be in their early to mid-20s. Even the
little blurb I read describes it as Five young New Yorkers. Hopefully, like
with Lost, there'll be some old fogies my age who get meaty
i've only seen The Omega Man on network TV, so that scene was cut. I remember
liking the movie, and shaking my head at the ending. You ever notice how many
times in movies Heston died at the end, but in a noble, martyr-like way? In
Omega man, he looks like nothing so much as Christ on the Cross
thanks for all the research, Tracey. Knew I could count on you! You know what,
though? I'm going to avoid seeing any pictures of the beastie. Having come this
far with the project so tightly under wraps, I think I'll wait until i'm in
theatre to confront whatever it is, so I can be surprised.
okay, okay, i'll give you some of that! But surely you can't defend that scene
in the second flick when conan defeats the wizard by smashing all his mirrors!
Was that corny or what? And what kind of idiot wizard lets a guy with a big A
sword into a room full of breakable glass that's the source
that's my point. I liked movies and books about people my age, but a good
scifi/fantasy film starring old folks would draw me just as much. And
sometimes I like older characters because I like to see some of the experience,
wisdom, or world-weariness they can bring to a role, while still being
and 18 -25 year olds only watch movies staring others their age? Wasn't that
way when I was 18 - 25? That's up there with boys only watch movies about
boys and whites only watch movies staring whites (and Will Smith)
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i hear you, it's just odd. I spent some time looking at all kinds of
action/fantasy/scifi movies and TV shows from when I was younger. Did a lot of
Star Trek research of course. The vast majority of the men and women in many
roles are in their late 20s to late '30s. There doesn't seem to be a
it dampened my love for
the
stories.
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Both Conan movie finales. In the first Conan flick (which I love)
i
thought Conan overcoming Thulsa Doom's mental control to chop off
his
head was anticlimactic. He wobbled for a bit
true, or maybe i'm just a contrarian!
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Maybe the likelihood of the movie earning more money is raised with
those demographics - or maybe our culture is just youth obsessed
no, refresh my memory on that one...
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Pondering on this, Keith, I'm reminded that, in a sense, Heston has taken this
into real life.
From my cold dead fingers. Ring a bell?
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: i've only seen
now i remember!
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When Heston was president of the NRA, he gave a now-famous/infamous speech with
regard to his right to keep and bear arms.
Astromancer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: NRA...
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: no,
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Well then I'm one too, because I agree with much that you say
KeithBJohnson@ mailto:KeithBJohnson%40comcast.net comcast.net wrote:
true, or maybe i'm just a contrarian!
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I think Diesel is trying to establish himself, and as you said, maybe some ego
got in the way. Yet, he did that family-friendly flick where he was agent
having to babysit a family, so surely that was just to please the crowd and
make some dough (a la Eddie Murphy). A Man Apart was pretty good,
i'm still skeptical. Roger Ebert says your mouth hangs open--at how
preposterous the movie is.
Question: just because the stars are over 30, does that mean the movie is then
for the 30+ audience? Can't youngsters in their 20s still go? That was my
question to Tracey earlier: when I was in my
ever had a Meyers-Briggs analysis done on you? You sound like an introvert,
which is not, as some think, a 'wall flower. Simply means you get a lot of
energy internally, that you like to analyze things. Extroverts simply get more
energy externally, from other people, but doesn't mean they're
This makes me very angry. My first foray into the Net was with AOL, which I
loved for a while. Once I tired of it, I got MindSpring, an Atlanta-based
company which later merged with Earthlink. Mindspring's browser of choice was
Netscape Navigator. I loved everything about Netscape: the way you
You know, i've always liked Heston. Yeah, he's a conservative, and his NRA
rhetoric got on my nerves. But he is one of those old-school actors who always
said what he felt. He didn't dissemble or demure for fear of damaging his
career and rep: he told it like it was. Heston did a wide range of
stupididty is my
milieu!
KeithBJohnson@ mailto:KeithBJohnson%40comcast.net comcast.net wrote: I
really hope none of you fine people contributed any ducats to making
National Treasure 2 the number one movie over the Christmas weekend. I
tried to watch the first movie a couple of years ago
you think Dwayne Johnson--isn't that his given name? I hear he no longer wants
to go by The Rock--killed Diesel's career? I didn't think so. Johnson has
done well, but not gangbusters by any means. The Rundown was a good movie
that established he has screen presence. I enjoyed it, but it
Actually, it opened where I expected. Films like that don't do big box office.
Ironically, had it been a *real* piece-of-crap cheesy or gore-filled flick like
The Cave or something, it'd have done twenty mill
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goyer's the one. I did an extensive list on him when the Blade series came
out. He has some good stuff to his credit like Dark City, Batman Begins,
and Threshold. Not sure what happened with Blade. I guess the guy behind
Puppet Masters did that! http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0333060/
Basically, Imus gets to take a vacation. Big deal. I guarantee you the
friendship, support, and possibly even future business deals he'll get from
this will more than offset the loss of two weeks' pay. Glen Beck--another
person whose existence in media I question--has already done the
Wow, this is fascinating. I won't pretend to understand the culture. My
experience with transgender is extremely limited. I do, however, have some
experience with young gays and lesbians. One thing I have noticed among some
young women--not all, but some--is that they turn to lesbianism not
I think I mentioned this before, about how i hate the taste of corn syrup as a
sweetener versus good old cane sugar. I've also read that the biofuel programs
starting to gear up are also focusing on the wrong type of biofuels, which I
believe also benefits the corn guys? I think I read there's
I think I disagree with this. I don't think the idea of a double-feature is
that hard to grasp, even for youngsters who've never seen one before. Hell, I'm
43, and though I'm extremely familiar with the term, I never saw one at the
theatre back in the day. I think it has more to do with whether
I disagree in that nappy-headed would have been okay. That term is clearly
aimed at black people, our hair, and is *not* uttered by a white person in
anything that can be termed good humour or affection. Frankly the nappy-headed
pissed me off more. It's singling out a specific trait of
There you go! That's what I'm talking about, and your response is what
Tarentino/Rodriguez were hoping for!
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I no longer care what movies gross. The only important thing is that
they get made. I don't own stock in
yeah, I hear that Planet Terror isn't thought to be as good as Death Proof. I
still wish
they could have left them together as one movie, though i admit that a three
hour length is too long.
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I better get my butt
Martin, you were just talking to me about Vonnegut's work, which I guess I'll
now be discovering posthumously for him. Again, I hate to admit I've never read
any of his stuff. Love the quotes, especially this jab at teh Bushites:
(upper-crust C-students who know no history or geography), or
Kill Bill was three hours, and Tarentino and the studio therefore split it into
Kill Bill Part 1 and Kill Bill Part 2, released a few month's apart. That
seems to have worked. The LOTR flicks were all three hours long, but that's
rare nowadays, and I think the density of the source material
I agree. I know two guys at work who both have widescreen TVs and watch a lot
of movies at home. Our conversations often include them telling me how it's
taking two or three days to watch a film. They'll say things like Well, I got
to this part of Lord of the Rings, but I stopped the DVD and
Interesting. The cast was a stellar one. I've seen Phyllicia Rashad in two
plays here in Atlanta--Pearl Cleage's Blues for an Alabama Sky (which
co-starred Tauren Blacque from Hill Street Blues) and Medea. She's great
onstage, and I image Forrest would be a powerhouse as well. Kenny Leon is a
Well, at least Friday nights will be a little less boring for a while. Though,
damn! A decade of me mostly ignoring Stargate: SG-1, seeing only a handful of
shows, and when i *finally* start watching it's cancelled. :(I guess
there's still Atlantis. Oh yeah, and PainKiller Jane, which was,
Anyone catch this besides me? Man, this was just awful: cliched, predictable,
boring. Some of the stuff that hit me from the start:
* Kristanna Loken isn't a very good actress. She was stiff and delivered her
lines with all the emotion of a Vulcan. Maybe it was the dialogue and
uninspired
never saw the flick. I assume it sucked?
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You mean like in BloodRayne???
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Anyone catch this besides me? Man, this was just
awful: cliched, predictable, boring. Some of the stuff that hit
This ought to be interesting, though I'm not too thrilled that the movie is
told with an American teen inserted into the legend. I'd rather it all stayed
Asian. I bet people are really curious to see what Yuen Woo-ping will do in
pairing the fighting styles of Jet Li and Jackie Chan. Frankly,
Can't believe I've never seen this show, not even to dog it out. Was it as bad
as the awful series Adrian Highlander Paul was in, the one where he was
tracking down rogue aliens on Earth, Alien Tracker?
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Keith,
wow, it must be really bad! Was it able to make it into so-bad-it's-funny
territory?
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BloodRayne = Bad. Terrible. Horrible. It both sucked and blew.
Someone needs to be beaten for letting unleashing that piece of garbage on
Well, well, well. They're trying yet another Highlander movie, the first of a
planned trilogy, no less. Given how awful most (outside the first) have been,
I'm not hopeful. There was a version of Highlander: The Source released in
Russian and made available online, but reviews from fans were
I'm assuming Ricci is Trixie? Great casting! She's one of the few actresses I
can see pull of that trademark Trixie yell. Now if only Hirsch can do the
famous Speed cry of fear as well. If you don't remember the English-dubbed
series, there's *no way* in hell I can describe those exceedingly
I remember back when MTV had SHort Attention Span Theatre, and I thought that
was a silly title. How prescient it was! Still, though the suits often dumb
down entertainment, there are things that show it's not necessary.
Slowly-unfolding-mystery shows like Lost and Heroes require a type of
i fear you're right...
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Remove the maybe, Keith...
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Well, well, well. They're trying yet another
Highlander movie, the first of a planned trilogy, no less. Given how awful most
(outside the
wow, that IS bad!
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Worse, IMO. One of the bad guys was possibly the most metrosexual android ever
conceived of in SF. Every time it got its a$$ kicked, it stopped to dust itself
off meticulously. And the lines- at
wow, Tracey, you're bad as me: you'll sometimes watch almost anything to get a
scifi fix. if *you* hate it, it must be bad.
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Craptastic is being kind. there was a robot in it
Norton's a good actor, and I never saw Unleashed. But Leterrier's directing
Transporter 2, worries me. I hope we're not looking at another movie full of
too-quick camera work and artificially hyped action. That's the Michael Bay
Bad Boys 2 territory that worries me. Penn working on Elektra,
Well, that's how *I* do it, but most people don't. Heck, I even put the e-mail
down when a movie starts! :O
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Keith:
Let me run the Homeviewing Rules by you:
1. Cooking
To step away for a moment from the heaviness of homicidal maniacs, suicide
bombers in Iraq, and administration missteps... For those of you who don't pay
attention to the video game world, it's a multi-billion dollar market that by
most accounts is surpassing Hollywood in sales dollars. Video
Kewl!
Funny, though I'm familiar with domo arigato (I used to own that Styx album),
my first thought was that his name came from major-domo--a butler or
household steward.
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I ain't feeling it, especially with the focus on young adults
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Anybody else disappointed by the initial line-up?
Tracey
MGM Announces SF DVD Slate
MGM announced an ambitious
Glad to hear it's finally ending. It jumped the shark awhile back to my mind:
the continued Kryptonian relics in Smallville, Lana/Clark/Lex love triangle,
the introduction of a whole bunch of people who shouldn't be in the picture
(Lois Lane, Perry White, Oliver Queen, possibly Bruce Wayne),
Bruce Wayne hasn't shown up, but they've been talking about him making an
appearance. I'm not surprised it's popular in Mexico. It's not a *bad* show,
just one that's run a lot of plotlines into the ground. I really feel the loss
of Johnathan Kent. I guess they wanted to bring the show in line
did you see the crap with Robert Chakotay Beltran from Voyager? It was about
a sentient fire creature running around immolating people. Junk! Then there was
the one about gargoyles, which was yet another of the SciFi Originals with
incredibly bad FX. Why are their films sporting CGI that looks
Forget all that--what I wanna know is, who's the voice coach?! They have *got*
to talk in that ridiculous run-on way that the American translation gave us
back in the day. That was great!
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This one dealt with a bunch of pilots fighting the creatures in the skies above
Europe, I think. It must have been a WWII era pic. The gargoyle CGI sucked!
I guess it's all about profit, but nothing's worse than bad CGI. Heck, *good*
CGI can sometimes bother me, as it's still too obviously
one of my fav scifi movies from back in the day. I remember when Dr. Forbin
asks Colossus for permission to use the bathroom or have women over without
being monitored by Colossus' cameras, and the computer responsds no. Or how
he has several military guys who'd plotted his overthrow executed
you shoulda trusted my post the other day and spared yourself the, eh--pain--of
Painkiller Jane! So, what was the worst for you, Loken's stiff acting, the
cliched characters and settings, the bad music and music video camera work, the
Heroes ripoff plot, or the fact they killed the one
wow, I never knew that. Now I'm really intrigued as to what Howard will use as
the source material. Modern movies in the scifi realm are unfortunately in the
main leaving intelligent writing and true suspense behind. But Howard is an
older director and intelligent, so one can hope. I'm just not
This is OT, but I had to send this one. Mamma wasn't messing around!
*
Armed Miss America 1944 stops intruder
Fri Apr 20, 8:16 PM ET
Miss America 1944 has a talent that likely has never appeared on a beauty
pageant stage: She fired a handgun to shoot out a vehicle's tires
Wow, this is really something. Sometimes--many times, in truth--I do understand
why some of my friends are atheists or agnostics. It does seem that Man grafts
so much of his own fears, needs, greed, etc.onto religious truth that such
truth can be twisted all out of recognition. Limbo wasn't
I posted a reply to Tracey listing crappy movies ,and I talked of a
cyborg/clone monster thingie with crap CGI. SS Doomtrooper was it!
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Oh, yeah. He was all in that role. :P And that gargoyle fun-fest...I'm still
What you say about the trilogy, and Colossus coming back, reminds me of a
series by scifi writer Jack Chalker, Rings of the Master. Ever read it? It
takes place centuries in the future, in which the galaxy is ruled by a master
computer. A group of diverse humans undertakes the mission of
How about Ssss?
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I challenge you guys to recall a title crappier than KAW
Tracey
Astromancer wrote:
Hmm...Even the title is crappy!
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huh??
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S speaks to the socil dynamic of snakes. You buy that
Tracey
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How about Ssss?
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A modern one that I'm really liking is Decoys, starring Nicole Eggert. it's
about a group of nubile cheerleaders on a small college campus who are actually
aliens that feed on humans. It's camp and funny and very entertaining. You may
remember i posted on it last year while watching it at 4 am!
I don't think Decoys was a Sci Fi Original. Just a few years ago, the bulk of
the movies aired on Sci Fi were films they'd obtained from other sources.
Things like Re-Animator, Lake Placid, a bunch of Steven King miniseries,
etc. I think Decoy was from that group. Almost without fail, the
I remember that one, but not sure if it's the original movie with that theme,
which has been done to death. I think I saw one with Nia Peeples just a couple
of years ago with the same theme.
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The Sean of the Dead people would have a field day with that concept! It's a
great one, that could be full of all kinds of satirical jabs at the industry.
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All this talk of bad
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