Hate to harsh your buzz, Bosco, but it really left me cold. I'm still not sold
on that ending. But I am keen for this week's ep.
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Subject : [scifinoir2] BSG Not One Comment?? No Spoilers
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It was like getting punched in the stomach before each commercial
break. I don't know if that's craftsmanship or just manipulation, but
I'lll be back next week.
Justin
On Mon, Jan 19, 2009 at 1:04 AM, Bosco Bosco ironpi...@yahoo.com wrote:
Hey People
I've been working two jobs in the
My art house theater is appropriately named The Downer.
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The Tara here in Atlana (love that name, eh?) is an art house type
theatre, too. It aired Milk when that was in limited release. Same
with Doubt. It often gets the films that
I suffered a terrible lost today. When I picked up my morning paper I
discovered that, overnight, I had lost an old and dear friend. The
headline was like a punch in the stomach: Weak sales spell end for 82-
year old chain. I bought my first book at the Harry W. Schwartz
Bookshop. In my sane
Funny!
We have about three or four art house theatres here in Atlanta. As can be
expected, all are closer to the downtown area, rather than out in the 'burbs.
They're the places to go to see things like The International Tourney of
Animation, Miyazaki's movies, limited releases like Persepolis
Sorry to hear that. Where do you live?
Great tribute you just wrote. I know the feeling. Perhaps the best known indie
bookstore here in Atlanta--named Oxford--closed its doors several years ago, a
victim of competition from Borders and Barnes and Noble. Oxford was that kind
of place too, where
I'm shedding my own fond tears at those passings, Keith. Back when I worked, I
used to schedule a week of my vacation every year, so that I could hit Oxford
for a couple of days in a row, from opening until I got tired and hungry. And I
followed the SFamp;M Bookstore every time it moved,
My condolences profound, rave. I know your loss all too well, and share your
pain.
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From : ravenadal ravena...@yahoo.com
To :
In Charlotte there are 2 theaters that if you combine them -- you get
an art house theater. One is just a multiplex with a bar and lounge,
and the other is a two screener owned by Regal. Great thing about
Charlotte is that you can see Slumdog while your kids see Bolt in
the same place.
Keith, I live in Milwaukee (a great place on a great lake!)and my
fair city has two art house theaters: the Downer and the Oriental,
both owned by the Landmark Theater Company. The Oriental used to be a
glorious old-time movie palace with balconies and everything done up
in classic Mandarin
o.k. here are my observations of this pass Friday nights ep. if i missed
something, please let me know.
- number 1: from what they are sayingwe (terrains) left Caprica 3,500
years ago to settle on Earth. but, we were Cylons. now, if that is the
case...and we were human looking, then
answer: because otherwise, you can't sell Caprica!
I'm sorry folks, as I've said before, I've hung in there with this
show, but for me, it died with Dee.
Unless they find a way to do a Galactica 1980 and have them try
to fit in on earth...basically, unless this turns into a new
Fate,
After several minutes of careful consideration, I come to the following
conclusion.
The writers gave up mid-Season 2.
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Subject : [scifinoir2] BSG - If you have not seen the 1st ep, do not read this!
Date : Mon, 19 Jan 2009 11:22:51
This is funny. I was watching Oprah Winfrey's show when Mrs. Biden made the
statement. It was such as natural flow that I don't think she was mistaken or
exaggerating. She specifically stated that Joe Biden had the choice between
being VP or Secretary of State. So, what would have happened to
I only went to SFM back when it was on Cheshire Bridge, which is fortunately
close to where I live. I hated to see it go.
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I'm shedding my own fond tears at those passings, Keith. Back when I
Too bad the Oriental lost some of its old flavor and purpose, but that happens
a lot in cities. Atlanta's art houses are typically places that show mainstream
and indie films too, but they hold on to a good flavour. The food should
always be unique at an arthouse. The Tara here used to pop
I don't have Starz, but do have the Sundance and IFC channels, which i watch
quite a bit. But you know me: I still like going out to the theatre to share
the experience with a crowd. And there's something irreplacably fun about
watching my wife happy as a bug in a rug as long as she can sit up
I haven't been to the Fox since '89, Keith. Can't even remember what I saw
there. A play, I'm certain of. When I'm done here, I'm checking their web site
to see what's showing.
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So do I. You know that the guy who owned it sold his stock to Chapter 11 Books
and became a roving assistant manager for that chain, moving between the
Peachtree Battle store where Oxford used to be (if that's even still there - a
dog's age since I was last on that part of Peachtree, and that
I could've seen her where I thought she should've been ab initio, as Sec Health
and Human Services, because of her past work for her husband on health care
when he was POTUS. Moreso than Tom Daschle.
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Great place. My wife and i visit there at least two or three times a year. The
(Coca-Cola) Summer Film Series is really fun. I can't say enough how much I am
still irritated at how all commercial theatres got rid of cartoons and clever
shorts in favor of pre-movie ads. Drives me freaking nuts.
Daryle,
i hate 2 say that i agree with u. it started off as a killer show, but then we
got into the cylons hiding amongst us. it was kool with just the cylons trying
2 destroy or either enslave the human race. the survivors trying 2 find the
13th colony so that 1) they would have help in
A fine Canadian film that caused no end of controversy. It's also
partially responsible for our conservative government slashing arts
funding. Our Mapplethorpe, if you will.
Justin
On Mon, Jan 19, 2009 at 8:52 PM, Augustus Augustus
jazzynupe_...@yahoo.com wrote:
New movie that i think just
Arisia was an amazing convention. It felt like I had been there a week, and
yet it only seemed like a day. So much happened!
The panels went very well, and I always came away as a panelist saying We
could've covered even more info for another hour! I'd have to say that the
best ones I did were on
This says something about society today.
Call me in a year or so, when I hope I'll have it figured out.
Accent on *hope*.
Martin (Liberal Prude since 1978)
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Subject : [scifinoir2] Young People F_ _ _ing (really, and actual
movie...comedy)
I will never understand how networks schedule their programs. For example, USA
network keeps trumpeting the fact that Burn Notice is one of their most
highly rated programs. They run commercials for it all the time. Why then, do
they air reruns at such crazy times? The show's been airing at odd
Adrianne, welcome back! And we'll be expecting a few choice tales.
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Subject : [scifinoir2] Arisia! And how.
Date : Mon, 19 Jan 2009 21:28:32 -0500
From : Adrianne Brennan adrianne.bren...@gmail.com
To : scifinoir2@yahoogroups.com
Arisia
www.chicagotribune.com/news/nationworld/chi-obit-
mayjan19,0,6943635.story
chicagotribune.com
Bob May
Bob May: Portrayed 'Lost in Space' robot
By Greg Risling
Associated Press
January 19, 2009
LOS ANGELES Bob May, who donned The Robot's suit in the hit 1960s
television show Lost in
And The Starter Wife, which I couldn't watch period, even the opening credits
- its last marathon kicked off a 8:00 am on the nose.
H'Wood stuppid...
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Subject : [scifinoir2] Burn Notice
Date : Tue, 20 Jan 2009 02:36:04 +
From :
http://www.ourbodiesourblog.org/blog/2009/01/let-no-good-doughnut-go-
unpunished-anti-abortion-group-protests-krispy-cremes-freedom-of-
choice-doughnut-giveaway
January 17, 2009
Let No Good Doughnut Go Unpunished: Anti-Abortion Group Protests
Krispy Creme's Freedom of Choice Doughnut Giveaway
Can't get my head around it, either, Keith.
Martin (suddenly thinking money as the reason as he types)
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Subject : Re: [RE][scifinoir2] Slumdog Millionaire Soars
Date : Mon, 19 Jan 2009 22:33:46 +
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I should talk about the cab ride from hell. Holy shit. I don't know what was
the biggest WTF: a) the fact that he had only been driving for 2 weeks b)
winding up in Dorchester versus Brookline or c) almost going down the WRONG
WAY after the tolls on the Mass Pike and nearly getting us killed by
Yep. My wife likes The Starter Wife, by the way.
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From: Martin Baxter truthseeker...@lycos.com
And The Starter Wife, which I couldn't watch period, even the opening
credits
- its last marathon kicked off a 8:00 am on the nose.
H'Wood
Burn Notice is a heavily recorded (and online viewed) show. It's how
I watch. I got put onto the show by someone who'd DVR'ed it.
On Jan 19, 2009, at 10:23 PM, keithbjohn...@comcast.net wrote:
Yep. My wife likes The Starter Wife, by the way.
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