I just watched Channel 8 (WFAA) news here in Dallas this AM.
They're an ABC affiliate, FWIW.
Anyhoo, their movie critic, Gary Cogill, a guy I've enjoyed for years and whose
reviews I tend to agree with rated the movie, and I quote, Unwatchable.
Not exactly a ringing endorsement.
Guess I'll be
John Brooks emailed me with a good idea:
Anyone care to write a review of this cinematographically inspired masterpiece?
www.rottentomatoes.com rates it as so-so.
Me?
I'd rather see Wall-E, Hellboy II, The Dark Knight, X Files, and anxiously
waiting for the new Coen Brothers movie (No
Went on IMDb and found the latest review (8 stars):
Hey there! I was able to go to Knoxville, TN, to catch the world premiere of
this movie where I actually met Brendan Fraser, Josh Hutcherson, and the
director. They were all three very nice! The movie is very fun with not having
to think at
Maybe us cavers should make our on Movie. Since we all know so much about
caves.
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AGREED!
On Jul 11, 2008, at 12:20 PM, mark gee wrote:
Maybe us cavers should make our on Movie. Since we all know so much
about caves.
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I hope there's a goose (eider duck?) in it. She saved the Pat Boone/James Mason
version.
And why isn't Bjork in it? Doesn't it start in Iceland?
T.
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Sent: Jul 10, 2008 8:03 PM
To: Mixon Bill
Dang. I hate it when my digested list leaves me a full day behind on a hot
topic!
Alex
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Great story, Steele.
I just looked at the trailer for the movie (at journeymovie.com),
which it turns out I had seen sometime before. Not much resemblance to
the book, although there are dinosaurs, an underground sea, and lava.
A man and two children (well, teenagers). -- Mixon
Speaking (so to speak) of Journey to the Center of the Earth, I see
advertised in the newpaper a 3-D movie with that title, opening
nationwide. Is that sure to be a turkey, or what? -- Mixon
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came from,
Mixon, you old curmudgeon! What's wrong with a modern, 3-D version of
a classic underground movie, especially since it stars Brendan
Fraser! He's way more entertaining than Paul Boone, and the new
version can't be more kitschy than the 1959 clunker.
Diana
On Jul 10, 2008, at 6:12 PM,
That 1959 classic was no clunker. Its still a good movie to watch. It
definitely has entertainment value.
Mark G
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From: Diana Tomchick diana.tomch...@utsouthwestern.edu
To: Mixon Bill bmixon...@austin.rr.com
Cc: Cavers Texas texascavers@texascavers.com
Sent:
At 06:12 PM 7/10/2008, Mixon Bill wrote:
Speaking (so to speak) of Journey to the Center of the Earth, I see
advertised in the newpaper a 3-D movie with that title, opening
nationwide. Is that sure to be a turkey, or what?
Maybe it'd be better for um if they delayed the opening of it 'til
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