Yeah, I think that was it. There was also a recent one, The Last Legion, that
seemed to do the same thing.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: good point. Are you talking about Camelot,
(I think that was the name), the Technicolor film from back in the day? I know
at least one treatment of the
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
Hey, I'm evil. It's in the job description.
Seriously, forgot and just remembered. Apologies for the pain. If it helps,
I'll batter myself for awhile.
Firefly... (sob)
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
god, why remind me? I reviewed Last Legion for y'all, know i have
the review
Speaking of Firefly, did anyone notice that Skiffy is doing a sort of
reverse-marathon with the show? Friday 7 p.m. to 3 a.m., rather than the usual
span, if anyone's interested.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: god, why remind me? I reviewed Last Legion
for y'all, know i have the review
thanks for the heads up. they did a Threshold marathon today. Looks like it's
Roswell tomorrow
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From: Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Speaking of Firefly, did anyone notice that Skiffy is doing a sort of
reverse-marathon with the show? Friday 7 p.m. to 3
Felt like one of the two or three movies I remember about the retelling of the
Arthurian legend, in which all the magic was removed. It's like art without
color.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hercules was just plain awful...the rest
had their moments. I wasn't too fun of merlin, though. I
I'll put it even with everything you you listed, save for Hercules (which I
never was able to get into). None of them wowed or insulted me.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: cool, thanks for the comments. I'll watch it
this weekend. Assuming you watched all the other scifi/fantasy miniseries of
(having nervous breakdown at mere *thought* of having TV broken...)
Bosco Bosco [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I don't even get channels of
any kind. I have three TVs and the
tuners are broken on all three. The function exclusively with the DVD
Players. I am hopeful that with the DVR, I can
Hercules was just plain awful...the rest had their moments. I wasn't too fun
of merlin, though. I found it to be dull, not having either the magic of the
legends, nor a good tale sans magic.
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I'll put it even with
(getting the 'shakes'...)
Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: (having nervous breakdown at mere
*thought* of having TV broken...)
Bosco Bosco [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I don't even get channels of any kind. I
have three TVs and the
tuners are broken on all three. The function exclusively
No, Tracey. At two hours, IMO, it would've ended up as another Skiffy Saturday
debacle, making little or no sense.
Tracey de Morsella (formerly Tracey L. Minor) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I
saw reviews in which the critics said it would have been better if it
were only two hours. Do you think
I only watch one episode so far, despite the issues your raised (that I
agree with), I enjoyed it. I wish it did not have to be a special
occasion for Scifi to produce something with a decent script.
Bosco Bosco wrote:
I watched part one last night. I found it interesting and creative
Tracey de Morsella (formerly Tracey L. Minor) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I
only watch one episode so far, despite the issues your raised (that I
agree with), I enjoyed it. I wish it did not have to be a special
occasion for Scifi to produce something with a decent script.
Amen to that,
I don't have cable TV. I am watching this at my girlfriends place on
her cable DVR. I have not seen most of the other stuff that Sci-Fi
has produced. I did see Dune and I had a super mixed reaction. I was
amazed to find one of my favorite stories of all time had become a
really well produced well
i actually got cable way back because everywhere i've lived in Atlanta, i've
gotten ghosts on my TV when using rabbit ears. so i got cable and have had it
ever since. about three years ago i got rid of all the premium channels (HBO,
Showtime, etc) as i wasn't keeping up on the series lie
cool, thanks for the comments. I'll watch it this weekend. Assuming you watched
all the other scifi/fantasy miniseries of the last several years (The Odyssey,
Gulliver's Travels, Arabian Nights, Hercules, Dinotopia, Merlin, etc.) how does
it rank? I think some of the same team produced it as
I watched part one last night. I found it interesting and creative
reimagining of the tale but it has a lot of the typical short comings
of Sci-fi channel original programing. The script and the dialogue
can tend to get a little awkward. There are some cheesy plot points
and the direction and
Isn't she just a doll, James? Didn't know she existed until Hitchhiker's
Guide.
And I feel the same way about the overall product, save for being furiously
unhappy with the Brother being the Dog. And the ending could've done with a bit
more of an embellish.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yeah, they really screwed the pooch on that one.
From: Martin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, December 06, 2007 8:45 AM
To: scifinoir2@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [scifinoir2] Re: Anyone Watch Tin Man?
Isn't she just a doll, James? Didn't know she existed until Hitchhiker's
I've enjoyed it mostly so far - better than a fork in the eye - but not so
enthralling that I'd consider purchasing the DVD.
Of course, I loves me some Zooey though, so that may be part of it...
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James Landrith
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I have not been able to watch the third segment yet, but there are
definitely some parts that could have been condensed or cut.
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you haven't been watching the cartoon? It's the animated series based on DC's
Legion of Super Heroes. Airs Sunday mornings before The Batman. Really good:
much better than i expected. they've changed the basic story in many ways: due
to copyright issues, young Clark (probably around 18) calls
Anyone? not hearing any reviews. I have the next week-and-a-half off from work,
and wondering if i should watch the miniseries, or clear up the tape for
Avatar and Legion of Superheroes
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Keith Johnson)
When I realized Tin
What is legion of superheroes?
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Anyone? not hearing any reviews. I have the next week-and-a-half off
from work, and wondering if i should watch the miniseries, or clear up
the tape for Avatar and Legion of Superheroes
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