Re: [scifinoir2] Movies Watched Over The Holiday
Tracey, people look at me funny when I say that, until I quote my favorite Dexter ep, DeeDee's Room. Watch it, and you'll see that it's a parody of Conrad's Hearts of Darkness, something I didn't read until I was thirty, and still don't fully grasp. Tracey de Morsella (formerly Tracey L. Minor) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I'm a big Dexter fan too! [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Powerpuff girls are great, funny as heck. I love Dexter's Laboratory as well. As for the Bourne Ultimatum, maybe it was what i was saying the other day: that it was a really good movie with fantastic fighting and action, but not as rich in plotting and acting as the first one. I like the Bourne Identity because it had the mystery of who Jason was, the suspense of what part Treadstone was playing, etc. It was more satisfying on that level, with a better balance of action and plotting. -- Original message -- From: Tracey de Morsella (formerly Tracey L. Minor) The following are the movies i saw over the holiday. 28 Weeks Later - I'm not a zombie movie fan, but 28 days later was quickly converting me. I saw that as a soon to be classic. @8 weeks later lost me with the scores of thoughtless plotholes and the Rumsfeld like management of the US military First Snow - I really wanted to like this. It was co-written by by the screenwriter of Childrren of Men. After watching this, I'm an even bigger fan of Alfonso Cuarón, because this script with its almost unlikeable hero totally lost me. Where as Children of men villians were even likable Night Watch - After hearing the recommendations made by the group. I rented both Nightwatch and Daywatch. I sometimes like movies simply because they are different. I think Nightwatch falls into that category. I felt like I watch getting a true glimpse into Russian culture. However, I thought this was a bad movie jumbling up every speculative fiction movie cliche into a somewhat jumbled mess. I feel so uncool :( with so many on the list liking it. If possible, it had even more plotholes than 28 weeks Day Watch - I felt this was better made then its predecessor. Unfortunately, I caught a really nasty cold and fell asleep during some of it. When I woke up, I was still able to follow it Stardust - I was surprised that I enjoyed this tongue in cheek fantasy with cross-dressing pirates and sex on the first date princess. It was a fun ride The Invisible - I enjoyed this, but from commentary I read about the swedish book it was adapted from the ending which was unexplained made the hero, his mom and hospital staff seem cold and unfeeling. It also left you not understanding the actions of the villian at the end. So finish the movie thinking WTF?!?! The Bourne Ultimatum - I loved both Bourne 1 and 2 almost equal. Watch them was like eating two great flavors of my favorite upscale ice cream. While Bourne 3 did not disappoint with the cast and storyline, I was not as fired up. I can not tell you why. I did enjoy it though and Damon says he's up for Bourne 4. I will problaby be there Powerpuff Girls Christmas - Brent Wodehouse has been raving about these girls for Years. Since my four year old daughter was starting to get into Batman and Superman, I though I find yer a female superhero and see what Brent was raving about. Well she resisted, but from the intro song they had her. Now shes flying around making specil effects noises telling anyone who will listen that she is a power puff girl. I'm not in love with them like Brent is, but I do like them and enjoy the effect of her. Being a good girl seemed more important after being introduced to her and Angelica on the Rugrats. She loves singing the Powever Puff Girls rap song Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End- It Did not have the magic of the first Pirates movies, but it was a great improvement over the second Pirat Movie. I enjoyed it Yahoo! Groups Links [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] Yahoo! Groups Links [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] Yahoo! Groups Links There is no reason Good can't triumph over Evil, if only angels will get organized along the lines of the Mafia. -Kurt Vonnegut, A Man Without A Country - Be a better friend, newshound, and know-it-all with Yahoo! Mobile. Try it now. [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
[scifinoir2] Movies Watched Over The Holiday
The following are the movies i saw over the holiday. 28 Weeks Later - I'm not a zombie movie fan, but 28 days later was quickly converting me. I saw that as a soon to be classic. @8 weeks later lost me with the scores of thoughtless plotholes and the Rumsfeld like management of the US military First Snow - I really wanted to like this. It was co-written by by the screenwriter of Childrren of Men. After watching this, I'm an even bigger fan of Alfonso Cuarón, because this script with its almost unlikeable hero totally lost me. Where as Children of men villians were even likable Night Watch - After hearing the recommendations made by the group. I rented both Nightwatch and Daywatch. I sometimes like movies simply because they are different. I think Nightwatch falls into that category. I felt like I watch getting a true glimpse into Russian culture. However, I thought this was a bad movie jumbling up every speculative fiction movie cliche into a somewhat jumbled mess. I feel so uncool :( with so many on the list liking it. If possible, it had even more plotholes than 28 weeks Day Watch - I felt this was better made then its predecessor. Unfortunately, I caught a really nasty cold and fell asleep during some of it. When I woke up, I was still able to follow it Stardust - I was surprised that I enjoyed this tongue in cheek fantasy with cross-dressing pirates and sex on the first date princess. It was a fun ride The Invisible- I enjoyed this, but from commentary I read about the swedish book it was adapted from the ending which was unexplained made the hero, his mom and hospital staff seem cold and unfeeling. It also left you not understanding the actions of the villian at the end. So finish the movie thinking WTF?!?! The Bourne Ultimatum - I loved both Bourne 1 and 2 almost equal. Watch them was like eating two great flavors of my favorite upscale ice cream. While Bourne 3 did not disappoint with the cast and storyline, I was not as fired up. I can not tell you why. I did enjoy it though and Damon says he's up for Bourne 4. I will problaby be there Powerpuff Girls Christmas - Brent Wodehouse has been raving about these girls for Years. Since my four year old daughter was starting to get into Batman and Superman, I though I find yer a female superhero and see what Brent was raving about. Well she resisted, but from the intro song they had her. Now shes flying around making specil effects noises telling anyone who will listen that she is a power puff girl. I'm not in love with them like Brent is, but I do like them and enjoy the effect of her. Being a good girl seemed more important after being introduced to her and Angelica on the Rugrats. She loves singing the Powever Puff Girls rap song Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End- It Did not have the magic of the first Pirates movies, but it was a great improvement over the second Pirat Movie. I enjoyed it Yahoo! Groups Links * To visit your group on the web, go to: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/scifinoir2/ * Your email settings: Individual Email | Traditional * To change settings online go to: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/scifinoir2/join (Yahoo! ID required) * To change settings via email: mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] * To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] * Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to: http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/
Re: [scifinoir2] Movies Watched Over The Holiday
EVERYBODY REAL MEN WATCH LIFETIME WITH THEIR WIVES !!! [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Planned to see several, but my wife wasn't feeling all that hot, so we only saw Juno at the theatre. Very good movie, glad I saw it. Outside of that, i watched a bunch of by-the-numbers westerns and romances on Lifetime and Hallmark Channels, and caught up on recordings of Legion and Batman. And yes---i said I watched Lifetime Channel! I'm man enough to be comfortable watching a sappy love story with my wife! :) -- Original message -- From: Tracey de Morsella (formerly Tracey L. Minor) [EMAIL PROTECTED] Hey Gang: What movies did you watch over the holidays? The would include in the theatre, on DVD, and on TV. What movies did you like and which were duds? Yahoo! Groups Links [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] Yahoo! Groups Links [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
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I watch Lifetime, and I'm single. Either that makes me a babe magnet, or it keeps me from being pelted with frying pans... Tracey de Morsella (formerly Tracey L. Minor) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: EVERYBODY REAL MEN WATCH LIFETIME WITH THEIR WIVES !!! [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Planned to see several, but my wife wasn't feeling all that hot, so we only saw Juno at the theatre. Very good movie, glad I saw it. Outside of that, i watched a bunch of by-the-numbers westerns and romances on Lifetime and Hallmark Channels, and caught up on recordings of Legion and Batman. And yes---i said I watched Lifetime Channel! I'm man enough to be comfortable watching a sappy love story with my wife! :) -- Original message -- From: Tracey de Morsella (formerly Tracey L. Minor) [EMAIL PROTECTED] Hey Gang: What movies did you watch over the holidays? The would include in the theatre, on DVD, and on TV. What movies did you like and which were duds? Yahoo! Groups Links [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] Yahoo! Groups Links [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] There is no reason Good can't triumph over Evil, if only angels will get organized along the lines of the Mafia. -Kurt Vonnegut, A Man Without A Country - Be a better friend, newshound, and know-it-all with Yahoo! Mobile. Try it now. [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
Re: [scifinoir2] Movies Watched Over The Holiday
Powerpuff girls are great, funny as heck. I love Dexter's Laboratory as well. As for the Bourne Ultimatum, maybe it was what i was saying the other day: that it was a really good movie with fantastic fighting and action, but not as rich in plotting and acting as the first one. I like the Bourne Identity because it had the mystery of who Jason was, the suspense of what part Treadstone was playing, etc. It was more satisfying on that level, with a better balance of action and plotting. -- Original message -- From: Tracey de Morsella (formerly Tracey L. Minor) [EMAIL PROTECTED] The following are the movies i saw over the holiday. 28 Weeks Later - I'm not a zombie movie fan, but 28 days later was quickly converting me. I saw that as a soon to be classic. @8 weeks later lost me with the scores of thoughtless plotholes and the Rumsfeld like management of the US military First Snow - I really wanted to like this. It was co-written by by the screenwriter of Childrren of Men. After watching this, I'm an even bigger fan of Alfonso Cuarón, because this script with its almost unlikeable hero totally lost me. Where as Children of men villians were even likable Night Watch - After hearing the recommendations made by the group. I rented both Nightwatch and Daywatch. I sometimes like movies simply because they are different. I think Nightwatch falls into that category. I felt like I watch getting a true glimpse into Russian culture. However, I thought this was a bad movie jumbling up every speculative fiction movie cliche into a somewhat jumbled mess. I feel so uncool :( with so many on the list liking it. If possible, it had even more plotholes than 28 weeks Day Watch - I felt this was better made then its predecessor. Unfortunately, I caught a really nasty cold and fell asleep during some of it. When I woke up, I was still able to follow it Stardust - I was surprised that I enjoyed this tongue in cheek fantasy with cross-dressing pirates and sex on the first date princess. It was a fun ride The Invisible - I enjoyed this, but from commentary I read about the swedish book it was adapted from the ending which was unexplained made the hero, his mom and hospital staff seem cold and unfeeling. It also left you not understanding the actions of the villian at the end. So finish the movie thinking WTF?!?! The Bourne Ultimatum - I loved both Bourne 1 and 2 almost equal. Watch them was like eating two great flavors of my favorite upscale ice cream. While Bourne 3 did not disappoint with the cast and storyline, I was not as fired up. I can not tell you why. I did enjoy it though and Damon says he's up for Bourne 4. I will problaby be there Powerpuff Girls Christmas - Brent Wodehouse has been raving about these girls for Years. Since my four year old daughter was starting to get into Batman and Superman, I though I find yer a female superhero and see what Brent was raving about. Well she resisted, but from the intro song they had her. Now shes flying around making specil effects noises telling anyone who will listen that she is a power puff girl. I'm not in love with them like Brent is, but I do like them and enjoy the effect of her. Being a good girl seemed more important after being introduced to her and Angelica on the Rugrats. She loves singing the Powever Puff Girls rap song Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End- It Did not have the magic of the first Pirates movies, but it was a great improvement over the second Pirat Movie. I enjoyed it Yahoo! Groups Links [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] Yahoo! Groups Links * To visit your group on the web, go to: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/scifinoir2/ * Your email settings: Individual Email | Traditional * To change settings online go to: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/scifinoir2/join (Yahoo! ID required) * To change settings via email: mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] * To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] * Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to: http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/
Re: [scifinoir2] Movies Watched Over The Holiday
You are too funny! tonight I flipped between the Democratic debate and football, and the debate won the evening. The exchange between Clinton, Obama and Edwards when she lost her cool, and *both* guys reminded her that she came in third in Iowa--priceless! I'm going to look for that scene on the Net. If you ddin't see the debate that one exchange is worth watching. It'll probably show up on You Tube under a title of something ike Obama and Edwards Gang up on Clinton. Good stuff! Sitting there, I had a vision of an Obama/Edwards ticket. Assuming America could get past its prejudice, that would be a powerful ticket, in style if not in full substance. Another thing I noticed was that the candidates--and why was Kucinich exluded?!--kept saying they were for Change. Indeed, they all fell all over themselves saying they were for change. Primarily, it was all Obama's opponents doing this. So Obama has gotten the concept encapsulated in that one word--Change--to become front and cen ter, with his opponents rushing to prove their for it too. In other words, Obama was setting the tone and the directon of the discourse, which is a powerful thing. -- Original message -- From: Tracey de Morsella (formerly Tracey L. Minor) [EMAIL PROTECTED] EVERYBODY REAL MEN WATCH LIFETIME WITH THEIR WIVES !!! [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Planned to see several, but my wife wasn't feeling all that hot, so we only saw Juno at the theatre. Very good movie, glad I saw it. Outside of that, i watched a bunch of by-the-numbers westerns and romances on Lifetime and Hallmark Channels, and caught up on recordings of Legion and Batman. And yes---i said I watched Lifetime Channel! I'm man enough to be comfortable watching a sappy love story with my wife! :) -- Original message -- From: Tracey de Morsella (formerly Tracey L. Minor) [EMAIL PROTECTED] Hey Gang: What movies did you watch over the holidays? The would include in the theatre, on DVD, and on TV. What movies did you like and which were duds? Yahoo! Groups Links [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] Yahoo! Groups Links [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
Re: [scifinoir2] Movies Watched Over The Holiday
I'm a big Dexter fan too! [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Powerpuff girls are great, funny as heck. I love Dexter's Laboratory as well. As for the Bourne Ultimatum, maybe it was what i was saying the other day: that it was a really good movie with fantastic fighting and action, but not as rich in plotting and acting as the first one. I like the Bourne Identity because it had the mystery of who Jason was, the suspense of what part Treadstone was playing, etc. It was more satisfying on that level, with a better balance of action and plotting. -- Original message -- From: Tracey de Morsella (formerly Tracey L. Minor) [EMAIL PROTECTED] The following are the movies i saw over the holiday. 28 Weeks Later - I'm not a zombie movie fan, but 28 days later was quickly converting me. I saw that as a soon to be classic. @8 weeks later lost me with the scores of thoughtless plotholes and the Rumsfeld like management of the US military First Snow - I really wanted to like this. It was co-written by by the screenwriter of Childrren of Men. After watching this, I'm an even bigger fan of Alfonso Cuarón, because this script with its almost unlikeable hero totally lost me. Where as Children of men villians were even likable Night Watch - After hearing the recommendations made by the group. I rented both Nightwatch and Daywatch. I sometimes like movies simply because they are different. I think Nightwatch falls into that category. I felt like I watch getting a true glimpse into Russian culture. However, I thought this was a bad movie jumbling up every speculative fiction movie cliche into a somewhat jumbled mess. I feel so uncool :( with so many on the list liking it. If possible, it had even more plotholes than 28 weeks Day Watch - I felt this was better made then its predecessor. Unfortunately, I caught a really nasty cold and fell asleep during some of it. When I woke up, I was still able to follow it Stardust - I was surprised that I enjoyed this tongue in cheek fantasy with cross-dressing pirates and sex on the first date princess. It was a fun ride The Invisible - I enjoyed this, but from commentary I read about the swedish book it was adapted from the ending which was unexplained made the hero, his mom and hospital staff seem cold and unfeeling. It also left you not understanding the actions of the villian at the end. So finish the movie thinking WTF?!?! The Bourne Ultimatum - I loved both Bourne 1 and 2 almost equal. Watch them was like eating two great flavors of my favorite upscale ice cream. While Bourne 3 did not disappoint with the cast and storyline, I was not as fired up. I can not tell you why. I did enjoy it though and Damon says he's up for Bourne 4. I will problaby be there Powerpuff Girls Christmas - Brent Wodehouse has been raving about these girls for Years. Since my four year old daughter was starting to get into Batman and Superman, I though I find yer a female superhero and see what Brent was raving about. Well she resisted, but from the intro song they had her. Now shes flying around making specil effects noises telling anyone who will listen that she is a power puff girl. I'm not in love with them like Brent is, but I do like them and enjoy the effect of her. Being a good girl seemed more important after being introduced to her and Angelica on the Rugrats. She loves singing the Powever Puff Girls rap song Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End- It Did not have the magic of the first Pirates movies, but it was a great improvement over the second Pirat Movie. I enjoyed it Yahoo! Groups Links [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] Yahoo! Groups Links [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] Yahoo! Groups Links * To visit your group on the web, go to: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/scifinoir2/ * Your email settings: Individual Email | Traditional * To change settings online go to: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/scifinoir2/join (Yahoo! ID required) * To change settings via email: mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] * To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] * Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to: http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/
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I got to see that! [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: You are too funny! tonight I flipped between the Democratic debate and football, and the debate won the evening. The exchange between Clinton, Obama and Edwards when she lost her cool, and *both* guys reminded her that she came in third in Iowa--priceless! I'm going to look for that scene on the Net. If you ddin't see the debate that one exchange is worth watching. It'll probably show up on You Tube under a title of something ike Obama and Edwards Gang up on Clinton. Good stuff! Sitting there, I had a vision of an Obama/Edwards ticket. Assuming America could get past its prejudice, that would be a powerful ticket, in style if not in full substance. Another thing I noticed was that the candidates--and why was Kucinich exluded?!--kept saying they were for Change. Indeed, they all fell all over themselves saying they were for change. Primarily, it was all Obama's opponents doing this. So Obama has gotten the concept encapsulated in that one word--Change--to become front a nd cen ter, with his opponents rushing to prove their for it too. In other words, Obama was setting the tone and the directon of the discourse, which is a powerful thing. -- Original message -- From: Tracey de Morsella (formerly Tracey L. Minor) [EMAIL PROTECTED] EVERYBODY REAL MEN WATCH LIFETIME WITH THEIR WIVES !!! [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Planned to see several, but my wife wasn't feeling all that hot, so we only saw Juno at the theatre. Very good movie, glad I saw it. Outside of that, i watched a bunch of by-the-numbers westerns and romances on Lifetime and Hallmark Channels, and caught up on recordings of Legion and Batman. And yes---i said I watched Lifetime Channel! I'm man enough to be comfortable watching a sappy love story with my wife! :) -- Original message -- From: Tracey de Morsella (formerly Tracey L. Minor) [EMAIL PROTECTED] Hey Gang: What movies did you watch over the holidays? The would include in the theatre, on DVD, and on TV. What movies did you like and which were duds? Yahoo! Groups Links [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] Yahoo! Groups Links [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] Yahoo! Groups Links [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
Re: Favorite Trek Movie Re: [scifinoir2] Movies Watched Over The Holiday
i think it's a mistake to choose one or the other. Each character brings something to Trek. I can't see Star Trek having worked without the Captain Courageous, fierce, ladies man Kirk, as he was the passion and action of the series. But, bringing in the cool, cerebral Spock allowed for some intelletctual commentary, for tackling issues with logic, not emotion, and, curiously, made us look at ourselves as humans more. And, add the third character: the all too human McCoy, who represented our fears and doubts, our distrust of technology and the other, our wish for things just being simple and easy. I think it was this trifecta helped make Trek not just another scifi show, but one with heart and soul: Kirk the swashbuckler, McCoy the gadfly and voice of emotion, Spock the voice of reason and logic. It takes all three to make it work, and focusing on any one to the exclusion of others is missing the heart of Trek. -- Original message -- From: Tracey de Morsella (formerly Tracey L. Minor) [EMAIL PROTECTED] Search for Spock did it for me as well. I know you say your shocked that Shatner would be excluded from the new Movie because he is the star around which the show is based. However, if you look back throughout the series and the movies, I think you might see that frequently Spock is used to bring characters together, to explain key points of a story through his vantage point, or he takes some action that for me often drives the story. In Wrath of Khan, he did that famous needs of the many line, as you pointed out, The Search for Spock had the emotional impact of Kirk and McCoy risking all to save him, and on the voyage home, he provided comic relief to show them being the fish out of water here on earth in the nineties. While I think Kirk is a key ingredient to the Trek legacy that without him it would not likely even exist, I think that for some reason Spock touches the fans in a deeper way, if that is at all possible for a space western u...I went off topic. oh well, what are you thoughts? [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Funny about Bourne: everyone i know or read says the third film is the best in the series. Due to all the amazing action and fight scenes, no doubt. Yet i still think the first film is the best, because along with the action, it had the great suspense and mystery as Jason (and we) tried to figure out who he was. The mix of the suspense, the action, the locales, and his relationship with his lady made that film really enjoyable. I *love* the third film, but it didn't reach me as emotionally as the first. this happens to me a lot. For example, from the Star Trek trilogy of films with the OS crew that started with Khan, most people I know love the Trek films Wrath of Khan (great over-the-top action and acting) or The Voyage Home (fun and funny ). I love those, but the one that stays with me most is The Search for Spock with its emotional impact of Kirk and McCoy risking all to save a friend. The beginning of Spock's death replayed on black and white, the obvious sadness of Sarek when he thinks Spock's essence is gone? Powerful. The scene of the Enterprise falling from the sky, Kirk looking at saying My God, Bones, What have i done. Chokes me up even now. Kirk's son David killed. Sad. The Klingon Bird of Prey soaring through the Vulcan skies to Mount Seleya? Moving. And the final scene when Spock says Jim...your name is Jim. Sends me soaring. all the action and FX and aliens in those movies, and it's the emotional bits in Search for Spock that i keep going back too. Friends will love a movie that's chock full of action and fight and FX, and I may like a similar film that's similarly action-packed but a little deeper emotionally, and they roll their eyes at me. -- Original message -- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Alvin and the C-Munks (already covered this sordid affair here) All 3 Bourne movies (DVD marathon today) - excellent as always Over the Hedge - enjoyed this one in the theatre and again on DVD Spent the rest of the time on History Channel. __ James Landrith [EMAIL PROTECTED] cell: 703-593-2065 * fax: 760-875-8547 AIM: jlnales * ICQ: 148600159 MSN and Yahoo! Messenger: jlandrith http://www.linkedin.com/in/jlandrith http://www.jameslandrith.com http://www.multiracial.com http://www.multiracial.com/abolitionist/ __ Tracey said: Hey Gang: What movies did you watch over the holidays? The would include in the theatre, on DVD, and on TV. What movies did you like and which were duds? [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] Yahoo! Groups Links [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
Re: Favorite Trek Movie Re: [scifinoir2] Movies Watched Over The Holiday
Didn't get to the movies during the holidays, owing to a shortage of funds (payday's not until tomorrow). I spent my time flitting between football games (just to keep track of the scores), the TZ marathon, the LO marathon and the Internet. And, regarding best Trek and Bourne movies, I'm with Keith on the first Bourne being the best. It was undiscovered country (no nod to the Trek movie there, trust me). All of the action was new, and the Wow! factor was off the meter. Best Trek Ever? Wrath of Khan, hands down. I cried when Spock died. Every man in the theater cried. Any man who says that he didn't is lying. Martin (breaking down right now) Tracey de Morsella (formerly Tracey L. Minor) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Search for Spock did it for me as well. I know you say your shocked that Shatner would be excluded from the new Movie because he is the star around which the show is based. However, if you look back throughout the series and the movies, I think you might see that frequently Spock is used to bring characters together, to explain key points of a story through his vantage point, or he takes some action that for me often drives the story. In Wrath of Khan, he did that famous needs of the many line, as you pointed out, The Search for Spock had the emotional impact of Kirk and McCoy risking all to save him, and on the voyage home, he provided comic relief to show them being the fish out of water here on earth in the nineties. While I think Kirk is a key ingredient to the Trek legacy that without him it would not likely even exist, I think that for some reason Spock touches the fans in a deeper way, if that is at all possible for a space western u...I went off topic. oh well, what are you thoughts? [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Funny about Bourne: everyone i know or read says the third film is the best in the series. Due to all the amazing action and fight scenes, no doubt. Yet i still think the first film is the best, because along with the action, it had the great suspense and mystery as Jason (and we) tried to figure out who he was. The mix of the suspense, the action, the locales, and his relationship with his lady made that film really enjoyable. I *love* the third film, but it didn't reach me as emotionally as the first. this happens to me a lot. For example, from the Star Trek trilogy of films with the OS crew that started with Khan, most people I know love the Trek films Wrath of Khan (great over-the-top action and acting) or The Voyage Home (fun and funny ). I love those, but the one that stays with me most is The Search for Spock with its emotional impact of Kirk and McCoy risking all to save a friend.The beginning of Spock's death replayed on black and white, the obvious sadness of Sarek when he thinks Spock's essence is gone? Powerful. The scene of the Enterprise falling from the sky, Kirk looking at saying My God, Bones, What have i done. Chokes me up even now. Kirk's son David killed. Sad. The Klingon Bird of Prey soaring through the Vulcan skies to Mount Seleya? Moving. And the final scene when Spock says Jim...your name is Jim. Sends me soaring. all the action and FX and aliens in those movies, and it's the emotional bits in Search for Spock that i keep going back too. Friends will love a movie that's chock full of action and fight and FX, and I may like a similar film that's similarly action-packed but a little deeper emotionally, and they roll their eyes at me. -- Original message -- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Alvin and the C-Munks (already covered this sordid affair here) All 3 Bourne movies (DVD marathon today) - excellent as always Over the Hedge - enjoyed this one in the theatre and again on DVD Spent the rest of the time on History Channel. __ James Landrith [EMAIL PROTECTED] cell: 703-593-2065 * fax: 760-875-8547 AIM: jlnales * ICQ: 148600159 MSN and Yahoo! Messenger: jlandrith http://www.linkedin.com/in/jlandrith http://www.jameslandrith.com http://www.multiracial.com http://www.multiracial.com/abolitionist/ __ Tracey said: Hey Gang: What movies did you watch over the holidays? The would include in the theatre, on DVD, and on TV. What movies did you like and which were duds? [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] Yahoo! Groups Links [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] There is no reason Good can't triumph over Evil, if only angels will get organized along the lines of the Mafia. -Kurt Vonnegut, A Man Without A Country - Never miss a thing. Make Yahoo your
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Good Points. I love all three. For some reason, Spock and the Doc more than Kirk, but he has a warm spot as well. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: i think it's a mistake to choose one or the other. Each character brings something to Trek. I can't see Star Trek having worked without the Captain Courageous, fierce, ladies man Kirk, as he was the passion and action of the series. But, bringing in the cool, cerebral Spock allowed for some intelletctual commentary, for tackling issues with logic, not emotion, and, curiously, made us look at ourselves as humans more. And, add the third character: the all too human McCoy, who represented our fears and doubts, our distrust of technology and the other, our wish for things just being simple and easy. I think it was this trifecta helped make Trek not just another scifi show, but one with heart and soul: Kirk the swashbuckler, McCoy the gadfly and voice of emotion, Spock the voice of reason and logic. It takes all three to make it work, and focusing on any one to the exclusion of others is missing the heart of Trek. -- Original message -- From: Tracey de Morsella (formerly Tracey L. Minor) [EMAIL PROTECTED] Search for Spock did it for me as well. I know you say your shocked that Shatner would be excluded from the new Movie because he is the star around which the show is based. However, if you look back throughout the series and the movies, I think you might see that frequently Spock is used to bring characters together, to explain key points of a story through his vantage point, or he takes some action that for me often drives the story. In Wrath of Khan, he did that famous needs of the many line, as you pointed out, The Search for Spock had the emotional impact of Kirk and McCoy risking all to save him, and on the voyage home, he provided comic relief to show them being the fish out of water here on earth in the nineties. While I think Kirk is a key ingredient to the Trek legacy that without him it would not likely even exist, I think that for some reason Spock touches the fans in a deeper way, if that is at all possible for a space western u...I went off topic. oh well, what are you thoughts? [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Funny about Bourne: everyone i know or read says the third film is the best in the series. Due to all the amazing action and fight scenes, no doubt. Yet i still think the first film is the best, because along with the action, it had the great suspense and mystery as Jason (and we) tried to figure out who he was. The mix of the suspense, the action, the locales, and his relationship with his lady made that film really enjoyable. I *love* the third film, but it didn't reach me as emotionally as the first. this happens to me a lot. For example, from the Star Trek trilogy of films with the OS crew that started with Khan, most people I know love the Trek films Wrath of Khan (great over-the-top action and acting) or The Voyage Home (fun and funny ). I love those, but the one that stays with me most is The Search for Spock with its emotional impact of Kirk and McCoy risking all to save a friend. The beginning of Spock's death replayed on black and white, the obvious sadness of Sarek when he thinks Spock's essence is gone? Powerful. The scene of the Enterprise falling from the sky, Kirk looking at saying My God, Bones, What have i done. Chokes me up even now. Kirk's son David killed. Sad. The Klingon Bird of Prey soaring through the Vulcan skies to Mount Seleya? Moving. And the final scene when Spock says Jim...your name is Jim. Sends me soaring. all the action and FX and aliens in those movies, and it's the emotional bits in Search for Spock that i keep going back too. Friends will love a movie that's chock full of action and fight and FX, and I may like a similar film that's similarly action-packed but a little deeper emotionally, and they roll their eyes at me. -- Original message -- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Alvin and the C-Munks (already covered this sordid affair here) All 3 Bourne movies (DVD marathon today) - excellent as always Over the Hedge - enjoyed this one in the theatre and again on DVD Spent the rest of the time on History Channel. __ James Landrith [EMAIL PROTECTED] cell: 703-593-2065 * fax: 760-875-8547 AIM: jlnales * ICQ: 148600159 MSN and Yahoo! Messenger: jlandrith http://www.linkedin.com/in/jlandrith http://www.jameslandrith.com http://www.multiracial.com http://www.multiracial.com/abolitionist/ __ Tracey said: Hey Gang: What movies did you watch over the holidays? The would include in the theatre, on DVD, and on TV. What movies did you like and which were duds? [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
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yeah, i think you need all when possible, Kirk and Spock at the very least. That's why i'd like to see Shatner if Nimoy's going to be in it. of course, I guess they feel the young Kirk will be getting major play, so i guess that's that. I'm curious to see evil guy Sylar from Heroes as Spock. I've never seen him in anything else, but he oozes such psycho creepiness in Heroes, it takes effort to see him as a dispassionate Spock. -- Original message -- From: Tracey de Morsella (formerly Tracey L. Minor) [EMAIL PROTECTED] Good Points. I love all three. For some reason, Spock and the Doc more than Kirk, but he has a warm spot as well. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: i think it's a mistake to choose one or the other. Each character brings something to Trek. I can't see Star Trek having worked without the Captain Courageous, fierce, ladies man Kirk, as he was the passion and action of the series. But, bringing in the cool, cerebral Spock allowed for some intelletctual commentary, for tackling issues with logic, not emotion, and, curiously, made us look at ourselves as humans more. And, add the third character: the all too human McCoy, who represented our fears and doubts, our distrust of technology and the other, our wish for things just being simple and easy. I think it was this trifecta helped make Trek not just another scifi show, but one with heart and soul: Kirk the swashbuckler, McCoy the gadfly and voice of emotion, Spock the voice of reason and logic. It takes all three to make it work, and focusing on any one to the exclusion of others is missing the heart of Trek. -- Original message -- From: Tracey de Morsella (formerly Tracey L. Minor) [EMAIL PROTECTED] Search for Spock did it for me as well. I know you say your shocked that Shatner would be excluded from the new Movie because he is the star around which the show is based. However, if you look back throughout the series and the movies, I think you might see that frequently Spock is used to bring characters together, to explain key points of a story through his vantage point, or he takes some action that for me often drives the story. In Wrath of Khan, he did that famous needs of the many line, as you pointed out, The Search for Spock had the emotional impact of Kirk and McCoy risking all to save him, and on the voyage home, he provided comic relief to show them being the fish out of water here on earth in the nineties. While I think Kirk is a key ingredient to the Trek legacy that without him it would not likely even exist, I think that for some reason Spock touches the fans in a deeper way, if that is at all possible for a space western u...I went off topic. oh well, what are you thoughts? [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Funny about Bourne: everyone i know or read says the third film is the best in the series. Due to all the amazing action and fight scenes, no doubt. Yet i still think the first film is the best, because along with the action, it had the great suspense and mystery as Jason (and we) tried to figure out who he was. The mix of the suspense, the action, the locales, and his relationship with his lady made that film really enjoyable. I *love* the third film, but it didn't reach me as emotionally as the first. this happens to me a lot. For example, from the Star Trek trilogy of films with the OS crew that started with Khan, most people I know love the Trek films Wrath of Khan (great over-the-top action and acting) or The Voyage Home (fun and funny ). I love those, but the one that stays with me most is The Search for Spock with its emotional impact of Kirk and McCoy risking all to save a friend. The beginning of Spock's death replayed on black and white, the obvious sadness of Sarek when he thinks Spock's essence is gone? Powerful. The scene of the Enterprise falling from the sky, Kirk looking at saying My God, Bones, What have i done. Chokes me up even now. Kirk's son David killed. Sad. The Klingon Bird of Prey soaring through the Vulcan skies to Mount Seleya? Moving. And the final scene when Spock says Jim...your name is Jim. Sends me soaring. all the action and FX and aliens in those movies, and it's the emotional bits in Search for Spock that i keep going back too. Friends will love a movie that's chock full of action and fight and FX, and I may like a similar film that's similarly action-packed but a little deeper emotionally, and they roll their eyes at me. -- Original message -- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Alvin and the C-Munks (already covered this sordid affair here) All 3 Bourne movies (DVD marathon today) - excellent as always Over the Hedge - enjoyed this one in the theatre and again on DVD Spent the rest of the time on History Channel. __ James Landrith [EMAIL PROTECTED] cell:
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i never thought about picking one over the other. I agree whenever, possible get all three, bu if i had to pick one to appear as the old guy, mixing with my younger self and well as the younger versions of the crew, I would pick Spock, but Kirk would work too. I saw the guy who plays Sylar on crossing Jordan and he was good. My problem is even though he looks like Spock, Sylar is such an iconic villin on heroes, I find it difficult to see him as any other character. Perhaps, the writer's strike and lack of episodes, will help me get visions of Sylar out of my head [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: yeah, i think you need all when possible, Kirk and Spock at the very least. That's why i'd like to see Shatner if Nimoy's going to be in it. of course, I guess they feel the young Kirk will be getting major play, so i guess that's that. I'm curious to see evil guy Sylar from Heroes as Spock. I've never seen him in anything else, but he oozes such psycho creepiness in Heroes, it takes effort to see him as a dispassionate Spock. -- Original message -- From: Tracey de Morsella (formerly Tracey L. Minor) [EMAIL PROTECTED] Good Points. I love all three. For some reason, Spock and the Doc more than Kirk, but he has a warm spot as well. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: i think it's a mistake to choose one or the other. Each character brings something to Trek. I can't see Star Trek having worked without the Captain Courageous, fierce, ladies man Kirk, as he was the passion and action of the series. But, bringing in the cool, cerebral Spock allowed for some intelletctual commentary, for tackling issues with logic, not emotion, and, curiously, made us look at ourselves as humans more. And, add the third character: the all too human McCoy, who represented our fears and doubts, our distrust of technology and the other, our wish for things just being simple and easy. I think it was this trifecta helped make Trek not just another scifi show, but one with heart and soul: Kirk the swashbuckler, McCoy the gadfly and voice of emotion, Spock the voice of reason and logic. It takes all three to make it work, and focusing on any one to the exclusion of others is missing the heart of Trek. -- Original message -- From: Tracey de Morsella (formerly Tracey L. Minor) [EMAIL PROTECTED] Search for Spock did it for me as well. I know you say your shocked that Shatner would be excluded from the new Movie because he is the star around which the show is based. However, if you look back throughout the series and the movies, I think you might see that frequently Spock is used to bring characters together, to explain key points of a story through his vantage point, or he takes some action that for me often drives the story. In Wrath of Khan, he did that famous needs of the many line, as you pointed out, The Search for Spock had the emotional impact of Kirk and McCoy risking all to save him, and on the voyage home, he provided comic relief to show them being the fish out of water here on earth in the nineties. While I think Kirk is a key ingredient to the Trek legacy that without him it would not likely even exist, I think that for some reason Spock touches the fans in a deeper way, if that is at all possible for a space western u...I went off topic. oh well, what are you thoughts? [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Funny about Bourne: everyone i know or read says the third film is the best in the series. Due to all the amazing action and fight scenes, no doubt. Yet i still think the first film is the best, because along with the action, it had the great suspense and mystery as Jason (and we) tried to figure out who he was. The mix of the suspense, the action, the locales, and his relationship with his lady made that film really enjoyable. I *love* the third film, but it didn't reach me as emotionally as the first. this happens to me a lot. For example, from the Star Trek trilogy of films with the OS crew that started with Khan, most people I know love the Trek films Wrath of Khan (great over-the-top action and acting) or The Voyage Home (fun and funny ). I love those, but the one that stays with me most is The Search for Spock with its emotional impact of Kirk and McCoy risking all to save a friend. The beginning of Spock's death replayed on black and white, the obvious sadness of Sarek when he thinks Spock's essence is gone? Powerful. The scene of the Enterprise falling from the sky, Kirk looking at saying My God, Bones, What have i done. Chokes me up even now. Kirk's son David killed. Sad. The Klingon Bird of Prey soaring through the Vulcan skies to Mount Seleya? Moving. And the final scene when Spock says Jim...your name is Jim. Sends me soaring. all the action and FX and aliens in those movies, and it's the emotional bits in Search for Spock that i keep going back too.
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Alvin and the C-Munks (already covered this sordid affair here) All 3 Bourne movies (DVD marathon today) - excellent as always Over the Hedge - enjoyed this one in the theatre and again on DVD Spent the rest of the time on History Channel. __ James Landrith [EMAIL PROTECTED] cell: 703-593-2065 * fax: 760-875-8547 AIM: jlnales * ICQ: 148600159 MSN and Yahoo! Messenger: jlandrith http://www.linkedin.com/in/jlandrith http://www.jameslandrith.com http://www.multiracial.com http://www.multiracial.com/abolitionist/ __ Tracey said: Hey Gang: What movies did you watch over the holidays? The would include in the theatre, on DVD, and on TV. What movies did you like and which were duds?
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All good except for Alvin. You know might sentiments on this issue [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Alvin and the C-Munks (already covered this sordid affair here) All 3 Bourne movies (DVD marathon today) - excellent as always Over the Hedge - enjoyed this one in the theatre and again on DVD Spent the rest of the time on History Channel. __ James Landrith [EMAIL PROTECTED] cell: 703-593-2065 * fax: 760-875-8547 AIM: jlnales * ICQ: 148600159 MSN and Yahoo! Messenger: jlandrith http://www.linkedin.com/in/jlandrith http://www.jameslandrith.com http://www.multiracial.com http://www.multiracial.com/abolitionist/ __ Tracey said: Hey Gang: What movies did you watch over the holidays? The would include in the theatre, on DVD, and on TV. What movies did you like and which were duds? Yahoo! Groups Links [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
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Alvin and the Chipmunks = It was for kids...I was just transportation and movie admission Panic in Year Zero = Excellent movie!! The Omega Man = Good movie, I Am Legend is better. The Last Man on Earth = Good movie Robot Chicken Season 2 = Funniest show on TV ever. But I'm an 80's kid so I get all of the references. F**K: A Documentary = The history of the word fuck. It was good and pretty funny.
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Planned to see several, but my wife wasn't feeling all that hot, so we only saw Juno at the theatre. Very good movie, glad I saw it. Outside of that, i watched a bunch of by-the-numbers westerns and romances on Lifetime and Hallmark Channels, and caught up on recordings of Legion and Batman. And yes---i said I watched Lifetime Channel! I'm man enough to be comfortable watching a sappy love story with my wife! :) -- Original message -- From: Tracey de Morsella (formerly Tracey L. Minor) [EMAIL PROTECTED] Hey Gang: What movies did you watch over the holidays? The would include in the theatre, on DVD, and on TV. What movies did you like and which were duds? Yahoo! Groups Links [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
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Mars Rising series on the science channel-had it's faults but still is a good series. Outlaw Star anime series-forgot I brought it but also a good anime series a cross between Cowboy Bebop and Firefly (with a lot cooler ship). And various other crap. -GTW ** See AOL's top rated recipes (http://food.aol.com/top-rated-recipes?NCID=aoltop000304) [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
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Funny about Bourne: everyone i know or read says the third film is the best in the series. Due to all the amazing action and fight scenes, no doubt. Yet i still think the first film is the best, because along with the action, it had the great suspense and mystery as Jason (and we) tried to figure out who he was. The mix of the suspense, the action, the locales, and his relationship with his lady made that film really enjoyable. I *love* the third film, but it didn't reach me as emotionally as the first. this happens to me a lot. For example, from the Star Trek trilogy of films with the OS crew that started with Khan, most people I know love the Trek films Wrath of Khan (great over-the-top action and acting) or The Voyage Home (fun and funny ). I love those, but the one that stays with me most is The Search for Spock with its emotional impact of Kirk and McCoy risking all to save a friend.The beginning of Spock's death replayed on black and white, the obvious sadness of Sarek when he thinks Spock's essence is gone? Powerful. The scene of the Enterprise falling from the sky, Kirk looking at saying My God, Bones, What have i done. Chokes me up even now. Kirk's son David killed. Sad. The Klingon Bird of Prey soaring through the Vulcan skies to Mount Seleya? Moving. And the final scene when Spock says Jim...your name is Jim. Sends me soaring. all the action and FX and aliens in those movies, and it's the emotional bits in Search for Spock that i keep going back too. Friends will love a movie that's chock full of action and fight and FX, and I may like a similar film that's similarly action-packed but a little deeper emotionally, and they roll their eyes at me. -- Original message -- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Alvin and the C-Munks (already covered this sordid affair here) All 3 Bourne movies (DVD marathon today) - excellent as always Over the Hedge - enjoyed this one in the theatre and again on DVD Spent the rest of the time on History Channel. __ James Landrith [EMAIL PROTECTED] cell: 703-593-2065 * fax: 760-875-8547 AIM: jlnales * ICQ: 148600159 MSN and Yahoo! Messenger: jlandrith http://www.linkedin.com/in/jlandrith http://www.jameslandrith.com http://www.multiracial.com http://www.multiracial.com/abolitionist/ __ Tracey said: Hey Gang: What movies did you watch over the holidays? The would include in the theatre, on DVD, and on TV. What movies did you like and which were duds? [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
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Search for Spock did it for me as well. I know you say your shocked that Shatner would be excluded from the new Movie because he is the star around which the show is based. However, if you look back throughout the series and the movies, I think you might see that frequently Spock is used to bring characters together, to explain key points of a story through his vantage point, or he takes some action that for me often drives the story. In Wrath of Khan, he did that famous needs of the many line, as you pointed out, The Search for Spock had the emotional impact of Kirk and McCoy risking all to save him, and on the voyage home, he provided comic relief to show them being the fish out of water here on earth in the nineties. While I think Kirk is a key ingredient to the Trek legacy that without him it would not likely even exist, I think that for some reason Spock touches the fans in a deeper way, if that is at all possible for a space western u...I went off topic. oh well, what are you thoughts? [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Funny about Bourne: everyone i know or read says the third film is the best in the series. Due to all the amazing action and fight scenes, no doubt. Yet i still think the first film is the best, because along with the action, it had the great suspense and mystery as Jason (and we) tried to figure out who he was. The mix of the suspense, the action, the locales, and his relationship with his lady made that film really enjoyable. I *love* the third film, but it didn't reach me as emotionally as the first. this happens to me a lot. For example, from the Star Trek trilogy of films with the OS crew that started with Khan, most people I know love the Trek films Wrath of Khan (great over-the-top action and acting) or The Voyage Home (fun and funny ). I love those, but the one that stays with me most is The Search for Spock with its emotional impact of Kirk and McCoy risking all to save a friend.The beginning of Spock's death replayed on black and white, the obvious sadness of Sarek when he thinks Spock's essence is gone? Powerful. The scene of the Enterprise falling from the sky, Kirk looking at saying My God, Bones, What have i done. Chokes me up even now. Kirk's son David killed. Sad. The Klingon Bird of Prey soaring through the Vulcan skies to Mount Seleya? Moving. And the final scene when Spock says Jim...your name is Jim. Sends me soaring. all the action and FX and aliens in those movies, and it's the emotional bits in Search for Spock that i keep going back too. Friends will love a movie that's chock full of action and fight and FX, and I may like a similar film that's similarly action-packed but a little deeper emotionally, and they roll their eyes at me. -- Original message -- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Alvin and the C-Munks (already covered this sordid affair here) All 3 Bourne movies (DVD marathon today) - excellent as always Over the Hedge - enjoyed this one in the theatre and again on DVD Spent the rest of the time on History Channel. __ James Landrith [EMAIL PROTECTED] cell: 703-593-2065 * fax: 760-875-8547 AIM: jlnales * ICQ: 148600159 MSN and Yahoo! Messenger: jlandrith http://www.linkedin.com/in/jlandrith http://www.jameslandrith.com http://www.multiracial.com http://www.multiracial.com/abolitionist/ __ Tracey said: Hey Gang: What movies did you watch over the holidays? The would include in the theatre, on DVD, and on TV. What movies did you like and which were duds? [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] Yahoo! Groups Links [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
