anybody catch Battlestar Razor over the weekend? What did you think?
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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'm a big fans of the old versions of Omega Man and I am Legend. Anyone
interested in seeing the Will Smith version?
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I'll check it out because i'm a sucker for scifi films. Tired of Will Smith
getting so many blockbuster roles, but won't keep me from seeing it. I'm
curious as to how it will compare to Charleton Heston's The Omega Man, which
I enjoyed. I'm *really* curious to see if, given modern studios'
Wow, who knew there have been *four* versions of the book filmed (including the
upcoming one)? Like i said, i've only seen The Omega Man, which evidently
varies wildly from the book. Never even heard of the one starring The Crow
star Dacascos. And who knew Ahnuld had been tapped to do a
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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In a message dated 11/26/2007 3:53:55 AM Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
anybody catch Battlestar Razor over the weekend? What did you think?
I missed it. good food+ heat ( cold weather) + waking up at 3 am + falling
asleep at 7pm.
How was it? Will it aired again?
I
I caught it. The verdict?
Meh. (Apologies to all of Jewish extraction, but it fits.)
S
P
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S
It filled in all the holes, made a few extras, gave us a potentially good
character who was a relfection of all that can be noble and
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
Ridley Scott, yes. Ah-nuld? Ah don' thenk suh...
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Wow, who knew there have been *four* versions
of the book filmed (including the upcoming one)? Like i said, i've only seen
The Omega Man, which evidently varies wildly from the book. Never even heard
of the one
I have, Keith. It was on TCM during Hallowe'en week. Not bad, really, but I
didn't see it from the start, so I came out thrown by the ending.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I'll check it out because i'm a sucker for
scifi films. Tired of Will Smith getting so many blockbuster roles, but
I did not look at the spoilers. I really like this show. Is this a one time
movie or will be shown again?
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Liver and onions...
Thanks for the dinner plan for tomorrow, pal!
Astromancer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Oatmeal (gag!) Then I need an invitation to your grandmother's. Liver
and onions is the bomb, dude! Cherio's and lowfat milk works to control my
cholesterol...
[EMAIL
I'll be there to check it out when it hits screens here. Probably not
opening day but this could be fun. I predict fluffiness and a happy
ending rather than the intended sequence of thematic events
B
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'll check it out because i'm a sucker for scifi films. Tired of
Read a rumor that Gibson's Neuromancer is being brought to the big
screen which made me jump for joy until I read that it would be
directed by Joseph Kahn who directed a Brittany Spears video.
Did this get discussed here already and I missed it? If not, does
anyone know anything further?
Bosco
Original Message
Subject:New Song Sometimes I Wish I Was White
Date: Mon, 26 Nov 2007 15:12:31 -0600
From: Susan Smith Ross [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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To: The-Vine AKA [EMAIL PROTECTED],
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*New
love liver and onions. Anyone like it with bacon?
Martin wrote:
Liver and onions...
Thanks for the dinner plan for tomorrow, pal!
Astromancer [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailto:cwbadie%40yahoo.com wrote:
Oatmeal (gag!) Then I need an invitation to your grandmother's. Liver
and onions is the bomb,
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.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In a message dated
After viewing Cowboy BeBop, my brother-in-law asked me to recommend some
anime that I liked that I thought he should check out and I gave him the
following: Full Metal Alchemist, Blue Gender and Wolf's Rain. While
I've only seen two episodes, I told him that Death Note looked pretty
good. I
I have a question: Was Harry Belafonte in the 1964 version? If not, there's
possibly a fifth version of that story floating around...
Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I have, Keith. It was on TCM during
Hallowe'en week. Not bad, really, but I didn't see it from the start, so I came
out
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
http://starwars.yahoo.com/videos/f53002efca66ef2d159d85d3ec27bab8
Liver and onions over rice...(gurgle!!!)
Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Liver and onions...
Thanks for the dinner plan for tomorrow, pal!
Astromancer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Oatmeal (gag!) Then I need an invitation to your grandmother's. Liver and
onions is the bomb, dude! Cherio's
(Trying to avoid spoilers for any of you who don't know the plot and ending).
from what i can tell, the only consistent thing among all the previous versions
is that the ending ain't happy. I'll be disappointed if that's not the case
here...
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amazing i missed that. how did the vincent Price version compare to Heston's?
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From: Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I have, Keith. It was on TCM during Hallowe'en week. Not bad, really, but I
didn't see it from the start, so I came out thrown by the
Oh hell yeah! I just hope they don't screw it up like they did Johnny
Nemonic...BTW, how many of you guys know that Neuromancer is an ad hoc sequel
to Johnny Nemonic?
Bosco Bosco [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Read a rumor that Gibson's
Neuromancer is being brought to the big
screen which
ack! gag reflex just triggered. Kind of a reverse-Pavlovian thing
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From: Tracey de Morsella (formerly Tracey L. Minor) [EMAIL PROTECTED]
love liver and onions. Anyone like it with bacon?
Martin wrote:
Liver and onions...
Thanks for the
YES
Tracey de Morsella (formerly Tracey L. Minor) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
love liver and onions. Anyone like it with bacon?
Martin wrote:
Liver and onions...
Thanks for the dinner plan for tomorrow, pal!
Astromancer [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailto:cwbadie%40yahoo.com wrote:
Harry Belafonte was in another movie The World, The Flesh, and the Devil. In
it, he's a miner trapped in a cave in Pennysylvania, who escapes after several
days underground. No one's left alive. He travels to NYC to find it a literal
ghost town (no bodies, just no people). Far as he can tell,
Easy for me.
If her name is Gina, Gabrielle or Nia, there's a dead man on the ground...
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Harry Belafonte was in another movie The World, The Flesh, and the Devil.
In it, he's a miner trapped in a cave in Pennysylvania, who escapes after
several days underground.
(drool splattering on keyboard)
Astromancer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: YES
Tracey de Morsella (formerly Tracey L. Minor) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: love
liver and onions. Anyone like it with bacon?
Martin wrote:
Liver and onions...
Thanks for the dinner plan for tomorrow, pal!
Dibs on Keith's helping!
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: ack! gag reflex just triggered. Kind of a
reverse-Pavlovian thing
-- Original message --
From: Tracey de Morsella (formerly Tracey L. Minor)
love liver and onions. Anyone like it with bacon?
Martin wrote:
Liver
I didn't know that. As for that director, directing Miss Spears is a serious
black mark on him before he's out of the gate.
Astromancer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Oh hell yeah! I just hope they
don't screw it up like they did Johnny Nemonic...BTW, how many of you guys know
that
Funnier, IMO, surpisingly. Grittier. I really needed a bath after seeing it.
And don't feel badly about missing it. It aired at 1:30 in the morn.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: amazing i missed that. how did the vincent
Price version compare to Heston's?
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Moments like this are when I *hate* being on a med that requires you to stop
eating after nine...
Astromancer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Liver and onions over
rice...(gurgle!!!)
Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Liver and onions...
Thanks for the dinner plan for tomorrow, pal!
I'm so-so on Death Note. Pardon the pun, but it's a one-note anime.
Yes, enthusiastically, on every recommend you listed, Tracey, and add Coyote
Ragtime Show. It's got sort of a BeBop vibe. The good guys are a family of
thieves who pull off the biggest theft in history, then have to get
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.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In a message
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.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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
WHOA.
That put me back into 1995, folks. Too close to the truth for my comfort.
Tracey de Morsella (formerly Tracey L. Minor) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Original Message
Subject: New Song Sometimes I Wish I Was White
Date: Mon, 26 Nov 2007 15:12:31 -0600
From: Susan Smith
No, Bosco, this is the first I recall of it being mentioned.
Bosco Bosco [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Read a rumor that Gibson's
Neuromancer is being brought to the big
screen which made me jump for joy until I read that it would be
directed by Joseph Kahn who directed a Brittany Spears
They aired it almost immediately after, at 1:00 a.m.. I tried to check Skiffy's
scheduler, but it doesn't want to talk. I'd be surprised if it didn't pop up
later this week, unexpectedly.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I did not look at the spoilers. I really like
this show. Is this a one
Keith, I don't think that aux/Fixed/Fox ever *liked* the show. It was pulled
everytime a football game ran over, and sometimes not even re-aired. I recall
that a demographic of Fox viewers put their average age as between 19 and 35,
with roughly a year and a half or less of college experience.
Martin shall yet buy, and enjoy.
ravenadal [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: SEATTLE POST-INTELLIGENCER
http://seattlepi.nwsource.com/tv/340881_futurama24.html
'Futurama' blasts from the past with a new DVD movie
Last updated November 23, 2007 5:37 p.m. PT
By TED ANTHONY
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Chicken livers...there's Saturday dinner.
Astromancer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I was just the opposite...I ate
just about every meal with the zeal of a hungry husband coming home from
work...I am fond of calling myself a proud omnivor, eating or at least trying
everything that was
There's always a place at table for you, pal.
Astromancer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: ...and I'm jealous... :(
Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: That we do.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: i hear you, we'll need to hook up!
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From: Martin [EMAIL
I bought the first two when they came out, and I just dug them out for reading.
(Never did read them- back when I worked steadily, I bought books right and
left, and never had the chance to read them, because I worked steadily.) First
few pages come across as though written for young adults. I
A man who has never partaken of the chitlin...
(bows head in sorrow)
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
When I was a kid, i was notorious for not eating any food that looked
unappealing to me, and definitely nothing that even faintly had an unpleasant
smell. So I never touched pigs' feet
He also direct the hot mess that was Torque. But yeah it's still in
rumors I heard about that a few month back. But haven't heard anything
new since.
On Nov 26, 2007 4:23 PM, Bosco Bosco [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Read a rumor that Gibson's Neuromancer is being brought to the big
screen
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Interesting article from BBC News
_http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/science/nature/7107318.stm_
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I have copies but have not yet read the books. I did meet Mr. Pullman at an
author event and he's a very pleasant and dynamic guy and the excerpt he
read was excellent. I am very eager to see this film.
Cheers!
Amy
I'm actually looking forward to seeing this film. I know
Merry Christmas to you, and everyone reading this. I know what you
mean about Christmas. I love the lights, sounds and every thing
about that holiday.
Ever since I saw an episode of the X-files where Scully told some one
that as a child she was always upset that her father took down the
So the G.I. Joe movie is starting to get buzz and cast members...but
will it suck as hard at Transformers did? I hated the Transformers
movie and not another of my favorite 80's cartoons is coming to live.
Aug 2009 is the release date of the movie.
I want to know whatever happened to the Voltron
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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 YouTube. Never thought to see if they had
UFO there. One more thing on the itinerary...
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You take care of yourself, Reece! Best thoughts going your way.
Reece Jennings [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Ok. I'll do some myself. I
just found out I have at least 3 days of doing
nothing. My leg swelled up, and
is extremely painful. I had to go to an immediate care clinic, and they
gave
Let's see...9 years in the Marine Corps...I have a vague idea of what a
Claymore mine is...even if you're talking about a bomb stuffed with the famous
Scottish swords...
Reece Jennings [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Good suggestion! I had one,
but the new alarm company said it's not
Or is that aloan, or alown...?
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Tell me about this Milliways group, Martin...
Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Oddly enough, somethign like that.
Don't remember the exact title. Saw the report in my Milliways group posting a
few weeks back. One of the main people from the original is going over to it,
which, if you
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Real-Life Star Wars: The Militarization of Space
By Stan Cox, AlterNet
I have to put that DVD on my Netflix. I'm glad Will Smith is keep up with
Sci Fi pics. But I wish we could get some more sista in these kinda roles.
I would love to see Kindred by Octavia Butler made into a movie. The Sci Fi
channel did an audio version of it several years ago with Alfred Woodard
Oh yeah...Had the poster!
Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Fat-Bottomed Girls?
Justin Mohareb [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: On Nov 21, 2007 2:58 AM, Astromancer
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
lol...if you give it a quick glance, it will definitely make you do a
double-take...
Apparently,
James, we have to weep louder. I run across such daily, and from people who
profess to be educated professionals. (Said education apparently being Sesame
Street...)
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: For a few months, there was a frequent poster
on one of my websites who
saw no reason for
Amy, in this day and age, some scientists need a roadmap and a copy of Gray's
Comparative to find out where to wipe once they finish boo-booing...
Amy Harlib [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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Interesting science stuff. Does it really take a PHD to figure out that last
one?
LMNAO!
Reece Jennings [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Jack
and Jill went up the hill
to seek a habeus corpus.
Jack fell down and broke his lawyer,
and Jill got half of his assets...
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And a Happy Belated Thanksgiving to you!
Reece Jennings [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hey! I unnerstood that!
Happy Thanksgiving, other family.
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...So sad to see people who strive to stay ignorant...attacking constructive
criticism...A sure sign that she has probably not picked up a book in a
while...Forgive me, James for babbling...I really don't have much to say at
2:30 in the morning, but I could let this one pass without saying
that would explain it...
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From: Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Keith, I don't think that aux/Fixed/Fox ever *liked* the show. It was pulled
everytime a football game ran over, and sometimes not even re-aired. I recall
that a demographic of Fox viewers
let me know what you think. i'm about to dive into another Raymond Feist novel.
I really enjoyed the Riftwar books (someone in this group suggested them, in
fact), and i've been reading his stuff since. Over the winter I may pull out
the George RR Martin books i have (three of them) and read
missed that ep. i usually take my tree down the day after New Years, unless
it's a live tree, in which case the falling needles and increasingly unpleasant
smell drive me to get it out soon as possible
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From: the3rdgeneral [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Merry
so he's not an anger, cynical, arrogant, dismissive, contemptuous atheist? Not
that all are, by any means, but i've certainly been accosted by unyielding
atheists at least as obnoxious as religious fanatics. I think it's a reaction
to years of feeling attacked by proselytizers
--
I saw it. Its a good b-Movie adaptation. I never would know that it and
Omega Man are based on the same book. I hear the book is great. I'm
going to get it.
Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
mailto:truthseeker_013%40yahoo.com wrote: I have, Keith. It was on
TCM during Hallowe'en week. Not bad,
I loved both those shows. But you are right, you definitively need to
suspend disbelief for Space 1999 or your head will start hurting
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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
Same here! How are you doing now?
Martin wrote:
You take care of yourself, Reece! Best thoughts going your way.
Reece Jennings [EMAIL PROTECTED]
mailto:mcjennings124%40yahoo.com wrote: Ok. I'll do some myself. I
just found out I have at least 3 days of doing
nothing. My leg swelled up,
Hey Mike:
Welcome to the family! I'm so glad you jumped right in,
Tracey
streetforce1 wrote:
Hey guys this is Mike Street. I'm new to the list so just checking in
and posting my first message. I'm a big sci-fi, anime, fantasy, and
puzzles.
I wanted to see what the black sci-fi online
The year my Dad died, I left my tree up for three months. Put the
lights on every day and ate dinner by the tree. I'm lucky I did not
burn the place down, it got so dry.
the3rdgeneral wrote:
Merry Christmas to you, and everyone reading this. I know what you
mean about Christmas. I love
You poor, poor deluded man
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
ack! gag reflex just triggered. Kind of a reverse-Pavlovian thing
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From: Tracey de Morsella (formerly Tracey L. Minor) [EMAIL PROTECTED]
love liver and onions. Anyone like it with bacon?
Amen! The horror!
Martin wrote:
I didn't know that. As for that director, directing Miss Spears is a
serious black mark on him before he's out of the gate.
Astromancer [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailto:cwbadie%40yahoo.com wrote: Oh
hell yeah! I just hope they don't screw it up like they did Johnny
Definitely, it was really dark
Martin wrote:
Funnier, IMO, surpisingly. Grittier. I really needed a bath after
seeing it. And don't feel badly about missing it. It aired at 1:30 in
the morn.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] mailto:KeithBJohnson%40comcast.net wrote:
amazing i missed that. how did the
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
me neither, but I feel not shame. Yuk!!!
Martin wrote:
A man who has never partaken of the chitlin...
(bows head in sorrow)
[EMAIL PROTECTED] mailto:KeithBJohnson%40comcast.net wrote:
When I was a kid, i was notorious for not eating any food that looked
unappealing to me, and definitely
Keith:
Where is the unpleasant smell coming from? Pine?
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
missed that ep. i usually take my tree down the day after New Years,
unless it's a live tree, in which case the falling needles and
increasingly unpleasant smell drive me to get it out soon as possible
LOL! I bet you do have an idea! Perfect replacement for a motion
detector,huh?
ka-BOOOMM!!!
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