My sci-fi club went and saw it Saturday June 3rd. It was okay, not
great but okay. The action and special effects were great but the
plot was weak. The script or plot just never lived up to the concept
(hype?) of the threat of a cure. The film glossed or sped over the
decision of some
Sister Rhimes is moving up! I never watch the show, but have heard nothing but good things about it...
Grey's creator in $10 million production deal
By Nellie AndreevaMon Jun 5, 2:07 AM ET
The creator of Grey's Anatomy has renegotiated her production pact at Touchstone Television for at
I'm glad for her success, but I'm saddened to hear that a sista's responsible for that on-air crap.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Sister Rhimes is moving up! I never watch the show, but have heard nothing but good things about it...
Grey's creator in $10 million production deal
By Nellie
To anyone who hasn't seen Kakurenbo, do so. Blew my tiny brain out the back wall.
Amy Harlib [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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Negadon Attacks: Three Animated Odysseys from Japan (Central Park Media Corporation, NY) Imaginasian Theater, NYC, May 12-18, 2006.
Why is that? I posted a negative initial review, based on maybe viewing one or two shows. I guess I had the gut-level reaction/thought that it was another show with Black characters who'd be second-fiddle to the white folk. But some people such as Tracey said it was actually good, well-written,
Whooa!!!
I NEVER Said it was good. at least i can't see myself saying that. I
said that the black roles were not secondary. The black guy is a lead
and some of the shows have been around Baily the Black female, whose
character I hated as a black female stereotype, but now has grown on
me.
Tracey, we wouldn't contemplate blaming you for anything! You're the Lady, the
Originator- no, that's Little Richard- but you get my point.
Tracey de Morsella (formerly Tracey L. Minor) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Whooa!!!
I NEVER Said it was good. at least i can't see myself saying that. I
I've been meaning to drop one of my standard full reviews, but just haven't had
the time. Been trying to write something that actually gets published! But I
agree: it was weak. I was actually *bored* for much of the film--and this from
a guy who loves scifi with good writing and drama in it,
Still thinks she said it was good! :) Or was that another Sister from Philly
on the list?? :)
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From: Martin Pratt [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Tracey, we wouldn't contemplate blaming you for anything! You're the Lady, the
Originator- no, that's Little
So it's entirely possible the Apocalypse has already come and gone. Indeed,
Christians have declared several major events in history the End Times more
than once.
While a Christian, I do concede that much of what's taken as, well, gospel is
open to interpretation. The KJ Bible, was, after all,
Coulda sworn you said it was good! Good thing that's the one time I didn't
take your advice! :)
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From: Tracey de Morsella (formerly Tracey L. Minor) [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Whooa!!!
I NEVER Said it was good. at least i can't see myself saying that.
The following is what I posted, young man.
you can view it at:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/scifinoir2/message/432?threaded=1var=1p=1
While the show is pedestrian, paint by numbers, and I see LOTS of
compromises, but there is more focus on people of color that the average
show. The Asian
I get it. Would you consider yourself slightly jaded, perhaps just a little to
full of various plots from over the years? You sound like me sometimes: my
friends are often saying I'm too picky, too hard to please, when I groan about
the latest cliched, recycled plot on a Black sitcom or a
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