Glad to hear that. I'll be catching up on all the Infinite Crisis stuff in a
couple of weeks.
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From: buky90 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
the crisis is SOO much to me more of a universe changing event and most of
all you can just do the main storylines and be
the crisis is SOO much to me more of a universe changing event and most of
all you can just do the main storylines and be kept in the loop excellent
On 3/21/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> I'll do it. It's on my list of "No true fan should go without reading
> this" comics, al
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Sent: Wednesday, March 22, 2006 13:19
To: scifinoir2@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [scifinoir2] "V" stands for victory at box office
And they ask me why I don't read any of the X-titles. Remember when the
X-books were just g
And they ask me why I don't read any of the X-titles. Remember when the X-books
were just good old life-and-death,
protect-those-who-are-trying-to-wipe-us-off-the-face-of-the-map-when-they're-not-hating-and-fearing-us?
And I read Spidey a bit, enough to know thta he went through that whole
deat
Yes, I've read the trade paperback. ...well read and skimmed through
after the movie. Just flipping through, I think the movie did a good
job as far as getting the general gist of the comic book. From what
I'm told, Moore is grumpy and hates everything anyone else has to do
with his work. I know th
I'll do it. It's on my list of "No true fan should go without reading this"
comics, along with The Watchmen.
I'm so behind on reading comics it ain't funny. I'm currently finishing up all
the Marvel "House of M" books, which is dozens. (For those not in the know, the
Scarlet Witch freaked, and
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
"Glad to hear y'all's enthusiastic reviews. A question, though. Did
you or Cat read Moore's original work? I ask because as you may know,
Moore *hates* the movie treatment of "V" so much he had his name
completely removed from the film. He seems to feel his work was
sim
Glad to hear y'all's enthusiastic reviews. A question, though. Did you or Cat
read Moore's original work? I ask because as you may know, Moore *hates* the
movie treatment of "V" so much he had his name completely removed from the
film. He seems to feel his work was simplified and Hollywoodized t
Great to hear! Now i have "Inside Man" and "V for Vendetta" on my list of
movies to see. Oh: and "The Constant Gardener", "Good Night and Good Luck", and
"Capote", all on pay-per-view or DVD.
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From: "Cat Corley" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
I loved it. It's
--- Cat Corley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
"I loved it. It's the best movie I've seen in awhile. I dare say that
everyone on this list might like it."
I saw it tonight with my girlfriend who was my not necessarily
excited to see a comicbook translated to big screen date. She's not a
fan of sci-fi i
I loved it. It's the best movie I've seen in awhile. I dare say that
everyone on this list might like it.
Cat
On 3/19/06, Keith Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Looking forward to seeing this. Anyone catch it? My wife was a little
> under the weather, so I didn't get to go. I did see "16 Blo
I missed it. My plans changed. Gonna catch this week for sure.
B
--- Keith Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Looking forward to seeing this. Anyone catch it? My wife was a
> little
> under the weather, so I didn't get to go. I did see "16 Blocks"
> this
> weekend, which had good actors but a
Looking forward to seeing this. Anyone catch it? My wife was a little
under the weather, so I didn't get to go. I did see "16 Blocks" this
weekend, which had good actors but a plot that was a little basic.
Still, any chance to see Mos Def, Bruce Willis, and David Morse is fun.
"V" stands for vic
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