yeah, it's intense all right...
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From: James A. Landrith, Jr. [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I saw Lonesome Dove when it originally aired on network TV.
I loved it so much I bought it on VHS many years ago and yet still haven't
watched the tapes. Too sad.
I admit to crying at the ending.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: odd movie, made me kind of sad at the ending.
Definitely has that late '60s/early '70s feel
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Works for me, too. Wish that someone would air
It was simple and elegant. I quote it to any friends who aren't SF fans as the
first SF to try.
Astromancer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I loved that movie...
Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Works for me, too. Wish that someone would
air Silent Running, for me. TCM had it on awhile back,
ditto, i teared up at that end of that movie too.
Speaking of crying, yesterday and today my wife and I watched the miniseries
Lonesome Dove for the first time on some cable channel named ION. Man, that
was one gut-wrenching, poignant ride! So many people dying, women being raped
or nearly
I saw Lonesome Dove when it originally aired on network TV.
I loved it so much I bought it on VHS many years ago and yet still haven't
watched the tapes. Too sad.
Funny thing that...
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odd movie, made me kind of sad at the ending. Definitely has that late
'60s/early '70s feel
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Works for me, too. Wish that someone would air Silent Running, for me. TCM
had it on awhile back, but I missed it.
I loved that movie...
Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Works for me, too. Wish that someone
would air Silent Running, for me. TCM had it on awhile back, but I missed it.
Mike Street [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I kept it kinda old school and watched
Close Encounters of the Third Kind
still
Works for me, too. Wish that someone would air Silent Running, for me. TCM
had it on awhile back, but I missed it.
Mike Street [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I kept it kinda old school and
watched Close Encounters of the Third Kind
still one of the best sci fi movies ever created.
On Nov
Last I heard, it was knotted up in a rights dispute. That was- back in '04.
Astromancer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: You know, I haven't seen that
show since it went off the air in the '70's...
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: oh yeah, gotta see that cool gull wing car the leader
of SHADO drove!
I see...
Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Last I heard, it was knotted up in a
rights dispute. That was- back in '04.
Astromancer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: You know, I haven't seen that show since
it went off the air in the '70's...
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: oh yeah, gotta see that cool
You know, I haven't seen that show since it went off the air in the '70's...
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: oh yeah, gotta see that cool gull wing car
the leader of SHADO drove!
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I've pulled three eps of 1999 off
In a message dated 11/26/07 8:14:58 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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How was it, I watched part of the original over the holidays. I hope
to see the whole movie the next time it comes on. Anyone into Full
Metal Alchemist? If so, did you catch the movie? That came on during
the holiday
I agree with your assessment of Full Metal Alchemist. It is one of the
few series that does not have many, if any, WTF moments. However, a lot
of fans had problems with the end.
What is OVA?
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In a message dated 11/27/07 9:24:09 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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I agree with your assessment of Full Metal Alchemist. It is one of the
few series that does not have many, if any, WTF moments. However, a lot
of fans had problems with the end.
What is OVA?
Original Video
Thanks
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I agree with your assessment of Full Metal Alchemist. It is one of the
few series that does not have many, if any, WTF moments. However, a
In a message dated 11/27/07 10:42:44 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Thanks
no prob :D
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It seems as if a lot of us use the Thanksgiving holiday to chill out
with some DVDs, We watched Mr. Brooks (loved it), Seraphim Falls with
Pierce Brosnan and Liam Neeson, Spiderman III, and we got Ants for my
little girl. What did you guys watch?
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I watched the first 2 seasons of Sliders. This started off as a really fun
and interesting show. It ended so terribly that it's easy to forget that.
I am actually still on holiday this week, and so I will be watching the
first 2 seasons of Space: 1999, and a bunch of anime I've been collecting
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
or something, with one giant lighted eye in the center of its body.
Vandred and Blue Gender anime series for me
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I started to watch Volume 2 of Karas: The Revelation (won it in an online
contest which I forgot I'd even entered- the FedEx Dump-and-Run was the
happiest surprise I'd had in many a month), but I was interrupted.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Vandred and Blue Gender anime series for me
Keith, I recall seeing on a 1999 web site that an Eagle's max speed was just
short of lightspeed. If so, then the issue of range is kind of moot. On another
site, the show was referred to as a science fantasy, which would cover a lot
of the glaring science goofs, such as the notion of nuclear
In a message dated 11/26/07 3:51:38 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I started to watch Volume 2 of Karas: The Revelation (won it in an online
contest which I forgot I'd even entered- the FedEx Dump-and-Run was the
happiest surprise I'd had in many a month), but I was interrupted.
Karas 2
How was it, I watched part of the original over the holidays. I hope
to see the whole movie the next time it comes on.Anyone into Full
Metal Alchemist? If so, did you catch the movie? That came on during
the holiday too, but I missed it.
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science was all whack on that show, for sure. The force needed to blow the Moon
out of orbit at what would have to be near-light speed would more likely have
shattered the planetoid instead. Of course, the whole fact that they entered
other solar systems was hard to swallow, as it'd require the
Started out slow, but it picked up nicely for me. Hopefully, I'll be able to go
all the way through it tomorrow, if nothing leaps out.
Tracey de Morsella (formerly Tracey L. Minor) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: How
was it, I watched part of the original over the holidays. I hope
to see the whole
Honestly, I don't know if that's true. I won my copy, and I don't remember
where it was shipped from (dumped the packaging as soon as I opened the thing).
The web site I won it at is American, but the owner has lots of friends over in
Japan.
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I take back what I just said. I remember seeing a late commercial on Skiffy.
Should be out next week, the 4th or 5th, if memory serves.
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In a message dated 11/26/07 3:51:38 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I started to watch Volume 2 of Karas: The Revelation (won
oh yeah, gotta see that cool gull wing car the leader of SHADO drove!
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From: Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I've pulled three eps of 1999 off YouTube. Never thought to see if they had
UFO there. One more thing on the itinerary...
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I loved both those shows. But you are right, you definitively need to
suspend disbelief for Space 1999 or your head will start hurting
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science was all whack on that show, for sure. The force needed to blow
the Moon out of orbit at what would have to be near-light
I read that it would be coming out in November when I was looking at
reviews of the first one
Martin wrote:
Honestly, I don't know if that's true. I won my copy, and I don't
remember where it was shipped from (dumped the packaging as soon as I
opened the thing). The web site I won it at is
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