Awful chance he's taking, though. If it tanks, he's cutting his throat
career-wise.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: well hell, how hard
could that be? The plot and dialogue for the first film was lame beyond belief.
Bay isn't close to a fav of mine, but he could hardly
I agree with you, Keith. Doesn't anyone in H'Wood see that such competition
between big movies can only kill one or more of the competing movies?
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Mistake to my mind. I
was looking forward to a winter release. They better hope there's not
Ought to be interesting.
Tracey de Morsella (formerly Tracey L. Minor) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: AE
Will Get Cleaner
Law Order alum to play an extreme interventionist in new series.
by IGN Staff
February 14, 2008 - From AE: AE has greenlit the network's first
original scripted drama series in
*Now* Faux/Fixed/Fox mentions this? Anyone in the comics business knew that
Watchmen was going to draw big within the comics community. It's all about
the benjamins. Here's me hoping that Fox wins, and the movie tanks big-time.
Tracey de Morsella (formerly Tracey L. Minor) [EMAIL PROTECTED]
And a good morning gets better...
Tracey de Morsella (formerly Tracey L. Minor) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Heroes, Chuck and Life Renewed by NBC
Network confirms the three series will be back this fall.
by IGN Staff
http://tv.ign.com/articles/852/852011p1.html
February 13, 2008 - On the heels of
Tracey, not only will I agree with you, but I want them on the '08 ballot here
in America.
Tracey de Morsella (formerly Tracey L. Minor) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sheridan (b5) and Roslyn (battlestar)
g123curious wrote:
FYI:
http://blogs.techrepublic.com.com/geekend/?p=1156
George
Tracey, at face value, I'd have to say no, that this is just the studio seeking
to cover itself. But I admit that I know nothing of the actual plot, whether
this might allow for such a possibility. I suppose that I'll have to take it on
faith and see the finished product for myself.
Tracey de
i don't know. he can always direct. This is the guy behind Bad Boys, The Rock,
The Island, Armageddon, Pearl--pretty much all his movies suck plotwise and in
terms of dialogue, but they turn a profit. I don't think that if his writing is
awful and the movie tanks he's done.
--
to have a conversation with myself. I was thinking about the so-called August
doldrums, where H'wood says no one goes to the movies, and thus crap films are
dumped. It's a perfect example of H'Wood talking about a phenomenon that they
have to follow. But, could the reason for the malaise in
yeah, I agree. And this whole mindset that big movies make it big in the summer
because kids are out of school, people see more movies during Labor Day and
Fourth of July is crap. True, you have times where people can see movies during
the day since school is out. And yes, people go see films
Season 2 Spoiler Ahead:
I love Dexter, truly I do, but, like all the great video loves of
my life, the series broke my heart when...
...it killed the only black regular on the show - Erik King's very
intense Sgt. James Doakes. Now, for me, this is usually a deal
breaker. I
Original Message
Subject:average age of the world's greatest civilizations
From: Chris de Morsella [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: Chris de Morsella [EMAIL PROTECTED]
The average age of the world's greatest civilizations has been two
hundred years.
These nations have
Pal, it's always possible. But, for me, they got off on the wrong foot by
inventing a bad guy, when there are so many from Trek's history they could've
dragged in. And, again for me, there's the why do more Trek now? angle. I
still think that it's well past the saturation point.
Astromancer
So, Tracey, you're trying to say that we in America have been in the trash bin
for 32 years now?
Tracey de Morsella (formerly Tracey L. Minor) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Original Message
Subject: average age of the world's greatest civilizations
From: Chris de Morsella
I know you guys are going to throw sticks at me, but what if they surprise us
and it's really good? I mean, they must have learned something from
Enterprise...
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Jaws helped start it, Star Wars cemented
it, i believe. it's still artificial to me.
--
I'm not. I think it could go either way. Purists aways complain when
changes are made to iconic literature or in this case series. The
thought has crossed my mind as well. SO, no sticks. however, I still
have a problems with the decision about the ages of the character. That
being said,
I think we are somewhere in the last two stages. Perhaps Apathy and
dependence. I hope we find a way to fight it
Martin wrote:
So, Tracey, you're trying to say that we in America have been in the trash
bin for 32 years now?
Tracey de Morsella (formerly Tracey L. Minor) [EMAIL PROTECTED]
No argument there...
Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Pal, it's always possible. But, for me, they got off on the wrong
foot by inventing a bad guy, when there are so many from Trek's history they
could've dragged in. And, again for me, there's the why do more Trek now?
angle. I
What about Rome, Egypt, and China? I know they've all gone through various
incarnations and changes in structure/leadership, but surely one of their
continuous incarnations lasted more than 200 year? And the Byzantine Empire,
didn't that lasted for a solid millennium?
-- Original
http://www.tvguide.com/news/knight-rider-kitt/080215-01
Preview: Knight Rider Is Back!
by Tom Russo
Knight Rider airs Sunday at 9 pm/ET, NBC.
The realization hit Justin Bruening the moment the Ford Mustang Shelby
GT500KR slammed its own doors. At 28, Bruening was only six when the
original
How have you been, Mr Wodehouse?
brent wodehouse [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
http://gizmodo.com/356168/star-wars-rejected-promotional-crap-could-have-changed-the-universe-forever
I am me, said the stranger, and I work for the ones who pay my fee...and
No...You really don't want to see Keith with that hatchet again, do you??
Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Pal, maybe I should've gone with the
extra onions?
Astromancer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Yup...this discussion is much older than
you realize...We've been badgering Keith to do his
I'm just passing along a quote that I thought resonated with what might
be going on in the US. That being said, I think that in most cases,
their period of greatness lasted about 200 years.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What about Rome, Egypt, and China? I know they've all gone through various
I was loving it until they mentioned the 'morphing technology'...Suddenly I'm
having flashbacks of the 'Planet of the Apes' franchise...
brent wodehouse [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
http://www.tvguide.com/news/knight-rider-kitt/080215-01
Preview: Knight Rider Is Back!
by Tom Russo
England's imperial age lasted at least a little longer than two centuries.
It's a cute piece of polosophy, but like most things is a bit simplified.
JJ Mohareb
On Feb 16, 2008 11:19 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What about Rome, Egypt, and China? I know they've all gone through various
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