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Harry's DVD Picks & Peeks - 1st week of Sept DVDs: Fox Noir, Ahnuldt, The Next Avengers, Time after Time, Faerie Tales & more!!!

FIRST by HEADGEEK	Sep 1st, 2008 07:43:01 AM
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Time After Time by jr42602	Sep 1st, 2008 07:45:50 AM
I was obsessed with this movie as a child.
Last of the Mohicans.... by Touche_Douche	Sep 1st, 2008 07:50:31 AM
Daniel Day Lewis version is one of my all time favorite movies..I haven't seen this version; am I getting set up for disappointment?
"That said" by Gilkuliehe	Sep 1st, 2008 07:53:06 AM
I love you Harry, but everytime I read that, my soul dies a little. Enough already! That said, I want to buy THE GAUNTLET on that cover alone. Oh and TRANSFORMERS suck a big one, and THE OFFICE US won me over in the middle of season two.
Oh and one more thing. by Gilkuliehe	Sep 1st, 2008 07:55:20 AM
You should definetly pay attention to Vern and give REDBELT a shot. Great fucking movie, should be on this list and any list ever made, including groserie lists and even Schindler's lists. Yup, it's that good.
*Groceries. by Gilkuliehe	Sep 1st, 2008 07:56:00 AM
BFD.
I got a rock! by ghostie1	Sep 1st, 2008 07:57:46 AM
The Great Pumpkin rules!
Random stuff... by Wungolioth	Sep 1st, 2008 08:01:21 AM
1) You can't bring up "It's the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown" and not reference the line, "I got a rock", one of my favorites from any Peanuts specials 2) Time After Time was one of the first truly scary movies I got to see in the theater, very nostalgic for me 3) War of the FREAKIN' Gargantuas is coming out on DVD! When I was really little the Green gargantua used to scare the piss out of me. Damn, it looks like I'm spending some money on DVDs soon.
Under Seige 2 is actually pretty fair, Harry by I am_NOTREAL	Sep 1st, 2008 08:19:57 AM
I mean, it's not horrible. I clearly recall enjoying it and not feeling utterly cheated.
Nicholas Meyer... by Lost_Horizon	Sep 1st, 2008 08:26:28 AM
...records very entertaining, thoughtful commentary tracks. Dude loves the sound of his own voice, and I mean that in a good way. I just wish he had made more films.
Is Eraser the one with the CG Aligators!? by FILMFUNK	Sep 1st, 2008 08:29:56 AM
Hated that piece of poo if it is!
Some intemperate thoughts.... by JackIsLost	Sep 1st, 2008 08:32:07 AM
The American version of "The Office" is outstanding and the "Dinner Party" episode from Season 4 was an instant classic. (You cannot not love Hunter's song that Jan is obsessed with: "That ONE night, you made everything alright...so wrong, so right, all night, all right, oh yeah...") There is only one thing I want out of TRANSFORMERS 2--more of Sam's parents. Julie White's first reaction to finding Megan Fox in her son's room was absolutely priceless. In fact, throw out the action and make the whole thing a comedy. All of my favorite moments from the original are the humor bits. And finally, James Caan's performance in ERASER is really very good--he takes a stock villain and makes him very memorable.
Transformers by TiNSeLToWN TeRRoR	Sep 1st, 2008 08:35:13 AM
I am one of the few here who digs this movie. Always have, always will. AND finally on Blu-ray! Sure it has it's issue's, but over-all it does it's job as a "popcorn" flik. And the score for that movie is amazing. Definately picking up Eraser, the Jet Li one and the Eastwood stuff. Holy hell so much stuff to buy from last week and this week and next. I can't wait for the rodan/War and The Fall!!!!
TINO2 can't fix the endemic problems Bay created by photoboy	Sep 1st, 2008 08:36:40 AM
A full reboot with the classic designs is what's needed to fix the next Transformers film, but that's not going to happen. Oh and nice work getting "First!" Harry. ;)
Fox Noir by RenoNevada2000	Sep 1st, 2008 08:39:52 AM
Damn, I though those were to be released later in the month. Oh wait, by the time they get to any brick and mortar store it will be almost October (Curse you Best Buy's media buyer!)
Time After Time is... by mrfan	Sep 1st, 2008 08:40:08 AM
a great gem. Love that movie. The performances are wonderful. One of the best time travel movies ever.
Oh man, THE FALL comes out next week... by JackIsLost	Sep 1st, 2008 08:41:10 AM
Best film of the year so far.
Don't bother with Supernatural by Midnightxpress	Sep 1st, 2008 08:51:46 AM
Harry, it is squarely aimed at the teen brigade. It's not terrible, but it's not exactly BTVS either, and the formula gets old very quickly...
Harry! by Marxeffect	Sep 1st, 2008 08:53:13 AM
You should definitely check out Supernatural! It's quite a good show, its not perfect but pretty good. Sort of like a a replacement for Buffy. Some of the stories are really good though and the creature designs are top notch! Definitely worth a look
I hated the American version of The Office at first. by Knuckleduster	Sep 1st, 2008 08:57:57 AM
In fact, I was quite offended when I saw that very first episode, but it has grown into a great show that can stand on its own. Still, nothing will ever surpass the original. Harry, you need to watch Garth Marenghi's Darkplace. Without a doubt the funniest british sitcom since The Office. Utterly fuckin brilliant. Don't wait for a region 1 release. Get the region 2 now while you can. Great show. Great DVD.
What IS Clint's best Western, Harry? by O_Goncho	Sep 1st, 2008 09:01:36 AM
Because I'm with Unforgiven.
Transformers by Judge Briggs	Sep 1st, 2008 09:02:12 AM
The last 40 mins- the worst. Bay needs to learn how to zoom out on his shots... they are way too fast paced and nauseating. Not to mention the retardly cast hot scientist... so stupid.
SUPERNATURAL by sonnyhooper	Sep 1st, 2008 09:03:26 AM
harry you really should check this show out. it has built up it's own cool mythology, and has a decent amount of horror elements for a prime time tv show.
"Neato Torpedo"...? by Nasty In The Pasty	Sep 1st, 2008 09:04:01 AM
What are you, twelve?
OT: Anyone seen Disaster Movie yet? ANYONE? by onezeroone	Sep 1st, 2008 09:05:29 AM
Just wanna know if Uwe Boll has finally passed the baton or not?
And Eraser had the best Schwartz one-liner ever: by Nasty In The Pasty	Sep 1st, 2008 09:06:24 AM
"You're LUGGAGE...!"
Those Manish lesbians types.. by tehDude	Sep 1st, 2008 09:08:09 AM
I dont get it. If your a gay woman then surely you fancy and love women, not women pretending to be men?? You know lipstick, pretty dresses, over work boots and strong shoulders. Look at the cover of itty bity, majority of them look like guys! Come on girls, help keep my male lesbian fantasies alive!
Re: The Office by tehDude	Sep 1st, 2008 09:12:02 AM
I am english and was annoyed at first by the americani(s)ation of the Office, which I loved. But I have to once the show got passed mimicking the UK plots and found its own identity, the show has really come into its own. Steve Carroll too is awesome. A great show!
RE: "Did MacDowell and Steenburgen fall in love..." by Right Bastard	Sep 1st, 2008 09:26:34 AM
Yeah, I think so. There's a great MacDowell documentary on the new(ish) "A Clockwork Orange" DVD that's totally worth watching.
James Caan deserves the props he gets... by rbatty024	Sep 1st, 2008 09:28:09 AM
even if Eraser was a mediocre film. I just rewatched The Way of the Gun and he fucking owned that movie. "The only thing you can guess about a broken down old man is that he's a survivor."
I love Time After Time but... by Powers Boothe	Sep 1st, 2008 09:35:18 AM
that new DVD cover art is dreadful. Also: I loved Transformers. I honestly don't understand the hate for that one. It's incredibly entertaining. I get the impression most folk on here hate it simply because they know Michael Bay directed it. HBO has been playing it in HD recently and it looks bloody incredible.
@ O_Goncho The Good The Bad and The Ugly! by kikuchiyoboy	Sep 1st, 2008 09:38:15 AM
But Unforgiven is not far behind. Man I miss westerns.
The NBC version of The Office is... by Powers Boothe	Sep 1st, 2008 09:40:35 AM
fantastic. Anyone who claims otherwise is a sourpuss.
Question for OFFICE US FANS. by Gilkuliehe	Sep 1st, 2008 09:42:34 AM
I'm a fan of the original and like many, didn't really like the American version until mid to late second season... One of the turning points was definetly that bit where the "cameraman" ran towards Pam's desk to let her know there was something between Angela and Dwight. Great moment... Anyway, my question is, anyone has rewatched the first and second season after not liking it and getting hooked later? Do the early episodes improve, or do they feel the same as the first time?
Supernatural by Deagol21	Sep 1st, 2008 09:42:42 AM
If you liked X-Files (the TV show, not the dreadful movies) and Buffy, then you should really like Supernatural. It's built up a neato mythology of its own, while still retaining the "Monster-of-the-week" formula that made those other shows fun to watch. The chemistry between the brothers is also really great - they constantly verbally jab at each other, yet have each other's backs through thick and thing. AND, they play lots of classic rock from the 70s. Despite being produced by McG, it is a pretty solid, fun show. Definitely check it out!
The first season of US Office... by JackIsLost	Sep 1st, 2008 09:49:07 AM
had some good moments but was very uneven. But the second season hit the ground running with the Dundies episode culminating in the season finale classic "Casino Night".
That just reminded me how much I want by kikuchiyoboy	Sep 1st, 2008 09:50:17 AM
The Good The Bad and The Ugly in blu-ray. Seriously that finally scene just can't be beat. http://tinyurl.com/2unsfo Oh and if you're talking director wise, then I'd say High Plains Difter and Unforgiven.
Harry, you're surrounded by monkeys... by Boba Fat	Sep 1st, 2008 09:56:16 AM
...who will do tricks if you point your finger at them, they're called the AICN staff!
those movieology dvd covers are boss by ironic_name	Sep 1st, 2008 10:00:31 AM
a mary steenbergen time travel movie that doesnt have a flying train?
Time after time by Charlie_Allnut	Sep 1st, 2008 10:01:06 AM
Watched that movie recently with high hopes...and was very disappointed - it felt like it was directed by a reject TV director, and just felt flat. Mary was cute tho and the idea was pretty cool.
Time After Time by Kentucky Colonel	Sep 1st, 2008 10:14:49 AM
I was just in San Francisco last week and, while driving the 49 Mile Scenic Drive, came across the plaza where HG chased Jack through the Finance Distric. So of course I stopped and took photos. The Palace of Fine Arts was closed due to "seismic reconstruction", so that was a bummer, but a fantastic city (and great movie) nonetheless.
Nick Meyers by Kentucky Colonel	Sep 1st, 2008 10:22:13 AM
Oh, yeah...he gave us Star Trek II, too. Speaking of STII...I was at a screening of Aliens last night, and in many places the soundtracks (James Horner for both, right?) were eerily similar. Is it plagarisim to copy your own work?
Another vote for Supernatural by MrD	Sep 1st, 2008 10:28:05 AM
No it isn't as good as BTVS or Angel, but it's not Charmed or Supernatural either. First season is a bit formulaic, but effective. By Season 2 and 3 they are much more willing to play with their format and explore their mythology.
Harry... by Alucinor	Sep 1st, 2008 10:28:30 AM
Anybody who says Supernatural is just for the Teenage crowd only looked at the cover and has never watched every episode. The show completely underrated and the mythology is fantastic. I thought the same thing when I saw the cover and knew it was on the CW and avoided it until recently when I got the DVD. I think you will be pretty damn surprised about how good it is. As for the whole, "only for teenagers" thing, they drive around an old muscle car and most of the music besides the actual score, is from 80's metal bands. It's actually interesting that the show decided to go the extra mile and put some character it while not pandering to the bullshit "hits" of today. If they wanted to only hook a teenage audience, they sure as hell wouldn't make the main characters (or at least one of them) a throwback to the late 70's and 80's. I can understand people's apprehension towards it based on first glances... I sure as hell thought the same thing.
Two more things on Supernatural... by MrD	Sep 1st, 2008 10:29:19 AM
The leads have great chemistry, and this show has the best soundtrack I can recall for a tv series.
Is Eraser uncensored? by Mr Nicholas	Sep 1st, 2008 10:31:36 AM
Because the video version was so shoddily chopped up that anyone could tell bits had been cut out.
Right Turn, Clyde by Richard Cranium	Sep 1st, 2008 10:33:59 AM
I've got to completely agree with Jackislost on this one. I challenge anybody to start watching the American Office Season 2 from the beginning with an open mind. It scarcely misses a note that entire season. I've watched the entirety of Season 2 at least half a dozen times, and it hasn't started getting old yet.
Random thoughts... by Darkman	Sep 1st, 2008 10:37:06 AM
- Did someone actually say that they wanted more humor in TRANSFORMERS 2 like in the first movie?! Vern nailed it on the fucking head when he said that the constant stream of campy 'humor' killed the first movie. Here's hoping for some punch-up on the sequel. - OUTBREAK...hugely underrated movie. Exciting, with great dialogue and one of James Newton Howard's best scores. - I've heard (mainly at IMDB) people blasting THE PROMOTION. If you've never worked a job like this (esp. one where you come across situations like having to deal with obnoxious customers and they get what they want and you end up looking like a schmuck), of course, it's going to seem terrible. For me, though, it was a pretty good character-based comedy, which is very rare these days.
fairy tale theater by Six Demon Bag	Sep 1st, 2008 10:45:59 AM
i got the old fairy tale theater for $20 at sam's back in the day..
There is a great scene in Under Siege 2 by ELGordo	Sep 1st, 2008 10:57:28 AM
When the chick sprays the main bad dude with pepper spray. Classic reaction.
SUPERNATURAL PLANT PEOPLE...! by speed	Sep 1st, 2008 11:00:18 AM
C'mon. gotta do better than that.
UnionJack... by Lenny Nero	Sep 1st, 2008 11:02:13 AM
...Everybody Hates Chris is one of the unsung gems of recent television. It's laugh-out-loud funny while still being subtle and heartwarming (but not in that icky Hallmark Channel kind of way) with a great sense of nostalgia and light pathos. It also crosses predetermined demographic borders pretty easily. The third season just came out on DVD last Tuesday, and I rewatched the entire season in two days. Great replay value.
and travis dane [the terrorist, not my main brotha here].. by ironic_name	Sep 1st, 2008 11:08:02 AM
..threatens to pop that girls eyeball. under siege 3. now steven, now!
Damnit that Gauntlet cover is amazing by T 1000 xp professional	Sep 1st, 2008 11:13:42 AM
with a title like Gauntlet, an artwork cover like that, a starring role by Clint Eastwood and my newly purchased ps3...yep, that pretty much equals a purchase
You forgot one Harry by kilik777	Sep 1st, 2008 11:16:43 AM
How To Rob A Bank is definitely worth checking out. Very underrated little gem. http://tinyurl.com/pv8do
James Horner the self-plagarist by Powers Boothe	Sep 1st, 2008 11:20:38 AM
His scores for 48 HRS (1982) and Commando (1985) are near identical.
Harry, about the Every Which Way But Loose bluray....... by SilentBob X	Sep 1st, 2008 11:23:31 AM
You wouldn't happen to know if they messed with the sound effects in regards to the punching cause they changed it for the dvd release and I found it distracting. The original punches were extra loud and had a sort of pop to them but they sounded now more muffled. I hated that.
HaHaHaHahA!!!!! by travis-dane	Sep 1st, 2008 11:24:53 AM
Fuck you Ryback!
If you're interested in Jean Gabin & Film Noir... by WrongTurn	Sep 1st, 2008 11:32:21 AM
I highly suggest you check out Jean Renoir's "La Bette Humaine". Not only is this one of Gabin's best roles but I consider it one of the very first film noirs. available from Criterion.
SUPERNATURAL IS AWESOME!!!! by Supermegro14	Sep 1st, 2008 11:42:27 AM
The show is like the THE DUKES OF HAZZARD meets BUFFY THE VAMPIRE SLAYER!! It's like ANGEL meets the X-FILES....It's quite something and really mature for the CW!!
Supernatural is a quality show. by HarryBlackPotter	Sep 1st, 2008 11:49:26 AM
Took me a while to get into it, so ended up getting the DVD's and thought it was a really good show. I was surprised how dark and gory this show is, but it's biggest strength is it's choice of locations. I believe they shoot the show up near Vancouver which is where they shot those great X-Files episodes. Harry, get the entire series and watch them over a few nights and I guarantee you'll be prancing about in a training bra singing Highway to Hell...Seriously, it's the best horror themed show since Buffy & X-Files ended.
R.Lee ermy was a helicopter pilot in Apocalypse Now by ObamabinBiden08	Sep 1st, 2008 12:52:51 PM
He was killing unfriendlys.
Supernatural by Dwarves	Sep 1st, 2008 12:53:52 PM
Watch this show, it doesn't take itself to serious and is a good fun watch. Jarad P. isn't the best part of the show...he's typical WB baby face shit, Jensen is the shit in this show and it rocks.
Under Siege 2 was great by ObamabinBiden08	Sep 1st, 2008 12:54:41 PM
Kathy Heigl was very fresh- SLURRRP!
Megan Fox is a real bone grower by ObamabinBiden08	Sep 1st, 2008 12:55:48 PM
hottest chick on film
Nicholas Meyer is a brilliant guy by picardsucks	Sep 1st, 2008 01:05:28 PM
Time after time and Star Trek II The Wrath of Khan would be enough to justify that but he also wrote a few really briliant Sherlock Holmes Novels, wrote Star Trek 4, The Human Stain (A great Anthony Hopkins film). How this guy didn't even get a fucking interview for the new Trek film I will never know
And Harry original track for Fist of Leg is Cantonese by picardsucks	Sep 1st, 2008 01:16:35 PM
NOT Manderin. Hong Kong speaks Cantonese which sounds a great deal different than Manderin which is Mainland China's official language. Cantonese is a marvelous language on film. Manderin sounds like screeching cats. Abount 99% of Hong Kong films that are not coproductions with mainland China are filmed in Cantonese. THough you would be correct with respect to many of the late 60's to mid 70's Kung Fu films like the Shaw Bros. epics and Early Golden Harvest productions which were mainly dubbed in Manderin. And that's something to grow on!!!
the promotion... by billyhitchcock	Sep 1st, 2008 01:17:08 PM
...is a very good but lili taylor's 'scottish' is fucking awful and almost ruined the whole film for me. seriously, it almost removes all credibility from the movie.
i was so incensed by it that... by billyhitchcock	Sep 1st, 2008 01:19:39 PM
...i added an 'a' and missed out 'accent' from my post! damn my english teacher :-)
So is TRANSFORMERS better in Bluray? by Mace Tofu	Sep 1st, 2008 01:52:51 PM
Or is it the same HD transfer as the HD DVD? Can you do the PIP on older BR players? Is there any extra features not on the HD DVD? Is Bay finally happy?
Supernatural and time-traveling shows by loserguy3000	Sep 1st, 2008 02:01:13 PM
Hey AICN people, Can't say much about Supernatural, except the few episodes I've seen haven't really grabbed me. I supposed its because I've been spoiled rotten by the new Dr. Who series so badly. I imagine there's a few Who fans on here who've seen the new version, and most likely love it as much as I do. Its silly, fun, well-acted (mostly), and extremely HARD sci-fi without being too technical. Plus, it helps to have watched all episodes and the ending climaxes (and Christmas Specials) really bring it all together. WHo doesn't love them some Dalek, Cybermen action? I've tried to get into Torchwood...its OK (worlds better than Supernatural...sorry folks, but it is) but its no Who. Anyone agree, disagree? And please, I'm not attacking Supernatural...if you're gonna defend it (if you must), please realize I'm comparing it to Who.
I used to have a cat that would "play dead" by nyj_et	Sep 1st, 2008 02:03:24 PM
after shooting it with a finger-gun. Lived to the ripe, old age of sixteen years.
Regarding Supernatural by stormy48	Sep 1st, 2008 02:05:19 PM
Hi Harry, I've been reading AICN for several years now, but this is the first time I've really wanted to comment. I'm surprised that you folks at AICN haven't been all over Supernatural, in a positive way. I've been a fan since the beginning, and it's been decades since I've worn a training bra. Yes, the two lead actors on Supernatural are considered very hot by many female viewers, but don't let that stop you from watching it. It's well-written, acted and directed. Kim Manners is a co-executive producer, and other X-Files and Miracles vets are involved. It's a horror story that's also about the bonds of family. There's plenty of gore, but also a ton of suspense, humor and gripping plotlines. It's about two brothers are on a cross-country roadtrip, trying to find and kill anything evil they can, sort of a family business. They run across a lot of urban legends that turn out to be real. One brother may or may not be the Anti-Christ, but has definitely been tainted with demon blood; the other made a deal with a demon and was literally killed and sent to hell at the end of this past season. Not something you see in your average genre show. Give the first season a try; starting with the third might just be confusing. Despite it being on the CW, this is not a show aimed at teens. Some of the fans get a little overzealous, but I think you see that all the time on this site. Give it a try, and I honestly don't think you'll regret it. Your wife might like it too; if she was a fan of Gilmore Girls, she'll know who Jared Padalecki is, but she might not even recognize him here.
"No one beats me in the kitchen!" by ironic_name	Sep 1st, 2008 02:07:44 PM
We know this, the Chinese know that we know, but we make believe that we don't know, and the Chinese make believe that they believe that we don't know . . . but know we know. Everybody knows.
Avoid Supernatural by Amadeo Zeller	Sep 1st, 2008 02:56:26 PM
Supernatural is The Dukes of Hazzards by way of Kolchak, but without the humor or charm. The two leads have about as much personality as two maniquins.
The Office got better post-writers strike by wash	Sep 1st, 2008 02:58:25 PM
The first half of the last season was a little dull, but after they returned from the strike it seems like they had stepped up their game a little. The dinner party episode was one of the best ever.
Vern's book by Mr_X	Sep 1st, 2008 03:33:43 PM
is worth a read, im half way through it, certianly interesting enough.. but now im complelled to watch all of seagals dtv work.
Go for Supernatural by Charlie Murphy	Sep 1st, 2008 04:14:00 PM
all the folks here who have told you to try it have said all i would say. it's really great... but yeah, if you were to watch it, start at season one
Moontide -few issues by elab49	Sep 1st, 2008 04:21:21 PM
Lang did barely a few days and mostly talked to Dali about the sequence. Neither controlled the final one, although you can see the influence with Lang's clocks and Dali's Persistence of Memory. The important part may be the link to Basevi who, of course, 3 years later can be found doing the art direction on Spellbound. Roadhouse - Lupino aged so much in so short a time and you can hear the drink in the voice 2. Stunning performance, although Widmark owns the last 1/3rd.
Your writing has changed, but still sucks by Half-Baked-Goggle-Box-Do-Goader	Sep 1st, 2008 04:31:13 PM
First off it's not a monkey/ape thing, it's an orangutan. Secondly, THANKS for giving away the Bruce Banner thing in Next Avengers, sounds like a cool little plot point people would rather discover for themselves. Jerk.
Supernaturals good stuff. by worldofwarcraft	Sep 1st, 2008 04:38:05 PM
My litlle brother and sister and I (9 yrs, 10 yrs, 27 years respectively) caught on to the end of season one. The ending was a true cliff hanger, madebetter by the fact that we didn't know If it would get picked up for another season. Season two only improves (though "Dad!" had become a kind of catchphrase among us). Spooky, atmospheric, funny when at it's best, with some pretty high production values. And the leads are pretty boys, but they're no Gossip Girl fruitcakes. Check it, Mr. Knowles.
next avengers by Mr_X	Sep 1st, 2008 04:49:11 PM
it's actually pretty good! animation is sharp. more of a kids movie, but still highly enjoayable.
iron man by Mr_X	Sep 1st, 2008 04:51:06 PM
would be cool to see tony build / vision / ultron.. to sqaure up against in iron man 2!
Moontide--Dali by psychedelic	Sep 1st, 2008 04:55:00 PM
Glad to see someone else mention it in TB. I was like, daaaaamn, surreal drunken sequence by Dali!!! My trippy brain salivated dripping clocks down my spinal cord.
Why no Time After Time on Blu-Ray? by Sherman_Lives	Sep 1st, 2008 05:01:16 PM
I recommend a TAT and ST4 double-feature: time travelers bumbling around "Modern Day" San Francisco, and romancing one of the natives! Classic!
San Francisco Time Travelers by psychedelic	Sep 1st, 2008 05:06:09 PM
Hippies burned out on Acid are the time-travelers of San Francisco, God bless them. Syd Barrett was their Guru.
The Transformers filmscore was good. by Mr Spork	Sep 1st, 2008 05:32:42 PM
In particular, the whole sequence where the Autobots descended to Earth and were assuming there vehicle forms, ending when they met up with Bumblebee. Too bad the whole movie wasn't as good as that sequence.
I always loved "Faerie Tale Theater", but... by Anna Valerious	Sep 1st, 2008 05:42:32 PM
I'd actually like to see a remake of the series. Yep. BTW, is the lost episode on that disc?
Time After Time cover art by Bob Loblaw Law Blog	Sep 1st, 2008 05:50:08 PM
I agree with Powers Boothe... the original poster art (used on the first DVD release) with the pocket watch, tiny H.G. Wells and the SF cityscape was pretty cool. The new cover makes it look like an After-School Special. Great film, though... so I'll get this DVD just for the new commentaries.
Question for Harry (Re: Fist of Fury) by Uzala	Sep 1st, 2008 06:07:34 PM
You said you've seen the Mandarin Fist of Fury with all the scenes intact. I have the DVD that came with the 2005 Bruce Lee Ultimate Collection box set. Is that the full version of "Fist of Fury," or is there another more complete version that has yet to see release in North America?
Start with Supernatural season one Harry by A for Aristocrat	Sep 1st, 2008 06:21:33 PM
Supernatural is a quality show. I still don't know why it hasn't gotten the Buffy love on this site. It really filled the tv horror void after Angel went off the air and I now like it more then anything Whedon ever put on the air. I say this because I was a big Xander fan when Buffy first started and I always hoped he would become Dean Winchester instead of the team loser he was always portrayed as.
Time after Time double dip? or just a re-issue? by thethedew	Sep 1st, 2008 06:34:38 PM
A little research shows the back cover of this release being almost exactly the same as the previous 'snapper' release. Except... >p< There's an additional name added to the commentary - David Warner. He's not included on the previous commentary; reviews of the previous disk make it clear that the commentary track was assembled from two different audio files, either this is a whole new re-edit of the previous commentary, or an new, additional track. Can anyone confirm?
Harry... by uriel	Sep 1st, 2008 06:38:25 PM
...way to show class with the use of the word 'retard'. Don't be like the majority of ignorant losers out there. Somewhere inside you there's got to be a desire to improve yourself. Evolve.
Half-Baked Goggle fella by HEADGEEK	Sep 1st, 2008 07:00:34 PM
Um - dude - HULK is on the cover of the DVD - so I don't think it is a spoiler as to his existence in the post-apocalyptic world.
The American version is better by I Dunno	Sep 1st, 2008 07:51:22 PM
That's true of all American adaptations of British sitcoms and Japanese horror films. And CDs sound better than vinyl and CGI is better than conventional FX. The special editions of the original trilogy is a vast improvement and Greedo shot first and missed.
everything by mr.brownstone	Sep 1st, 2008 09:27:55 PM
Under Siege 2 is my favorite Seagal Movie, I hope you dig it. I also think the American Office has developed into something much funnier and more complex than the original (as great as it is). As far as Supernatural goes, definitely check it out. It's uneven from episode to episode but when they hit it it's great.
Transmorphers by mr.brownstone	Sep 1st, 2008 09:32:23 PM
I agree with what you said about Transformers playing better on TV. I hated the movie when I saw it in theatres. I couple of months ago I caught it late at night on HD cable and outright fell in love with it. It's rare that I do a sudden 180 on a movie like that (at least from bad to good) but once I got over that it wasn't what I expected I had a great time watching it... and yes the final battle which seemed nonsensical on screen plays great on a smaller scale.
"SHIT FUCK ROTTEN ASS BOOGER"... by SpanksterOfLove	Sep 1st, 2008 09:54:31 PM
indeed, sir...indeed.
Re: The Office, apples and oranges. by Gilkuliehe	Sep 1st, 2008 10:04:15 PM
Dude, I have to disagree there. More like "apples and an unnecesary new version of apples that somehow got better with time and found its true nature, still pretty close to apples though. Papples, that's it. Apples and papples, thanks".
Sorry to say, Anne Francis is ill..... by darthliquidator	Sep 1st, 2008 10:39:03 PM
Last I heard, she was battling cancer...let's all wish her well. Every baby boomer guy has nursed a crush on her since "Forbidden Planet"
The US Office is Great Apples by Sgt.Steiner	Sep 1st, 2008 11:05:40 PM
"That's what she said." Big Tuna sure got his thunder stolen. And Angela loves beet salad.
How can someone give a glowing review to Spiderman 3 by Badass_Harry_Callahan	Sep 1st, 2008 11:39:36 PM
but not enjoy Transformers?
How can someone give a glowing review to Spiderman 3 by Badass_Harry_Callahan	Sep 1st, 2008 11:39:38 PM
but not enjoy Transformers?
How do you like them papples? by Gilkuliehe	Sep 1st, 2008 11:48:07 PM
Yup. Apples and papples.
The Gauntlet is Awesome by bottombrick	Sep 2nd, 2008 12:02:28 AM
Too bad that box art is going off on some crazy fucking tangent that is going to mislead people. The movie is slow paced and realistic in its portrayal of human relations, until the climax kicks your fucking ass as Clint goes against the entire police force and mob and grinds some piece of shit heap of steel through ten minutes of lead bombardment to deliver his witness.
Great Pumpkin is notorious for being a let down. by Uncle Stan	Sep 2nd, 2008 12:11:29 AM

BECAUSE THERE IS NO FUCKING GREAT PUMPKIN. by Uncle Stan	Sep 2nd, 2008 12:12:03 AM

THANK YOU VERY MUCH SCHULZ YOU ASSWIPE. by Uncle Stan	Sep 2nd, 2008 12:12:52 AM

IT'S THE GREAT PUMPKIN RAPED MY CHILDHOOD. by Uncle Stan	Sep 2nd, 2008 12:14:07 AM

AAAAAAAAAAAAAARRRRRRRRRRGGGG. by Uncle Stan	Sep 2nd, 2008 12:14:56 AM

bottombrick by Badass_Harry_Callahan	Sep 2nd, 2008 12:24:41 AM
I agree, the box art lies in a way! I thin it looks great, but does not fit the film. This film was in a way Clints Anti Dirty Harry. I do love this film, but it is not Clint's best!
For Real by bottombrick	Sep 2nd, 2008 01:02:40 AM
With stuff like Unforgiven and The Good, the Bad, the Ugly so deeply embedded in the geek hive mind this movie has the potential to kinda sneak up on ya, but the charm of how mundane his character is is what makes him simply doing his duty work in the context of the film, and packaging it like he's some superhero badass pretty much pisses all over that.
Supernatural seems to be getting love by deanbarry	Sep 2nd, 2008 02:03:00 AM
Which is great, cause I really dig the show. For all it's faults, it does one thing really well. ENTERTAIN! I have the first two seasons on boxset and plan on getting S3 as soon as it hits the shelves. It starts of good and gets better with every season as it expands and explores the universe the Winchester boys inhabit. Good monster mashing fun. Tounge in cheek and rocking soundtrack. Check it out ead Geek. Oh...and I am tickled pink that Harry Did A FIRST Post, lol.
Another shout out for Supernatural here as well by bongo123	Sep 2nd, 2008 02:22:44 AM
In my opinion the show just gets better and better with each new season, the first season is mainly all stand alone episodes but builds the great characters & has some cool horror episodes, when it gets to the 2nd & 3rd season we get a proper story arc and less stand alones, cant wait for S4...
SUPERNATURAL LOVE... by speed	Sep 2nd, 2008 02:28:04 AM
Is it just me or do most of the supernatural love posts sound like studio shills trying to get harry to post about it. Not saying it's a bad show. never watched it, Just that the mini write ups have that smell of leafy green about them.
FIRST?!?! and KIDDY POR... I mean Avengers?!?!?!? by RickSlamu2	Sep 2nd, 2008 02:59:22 AM
I knew sooner of later Knowles, you would give in to temptation!!!! You have no self control. Vist your nearest mirror for proof. ;) But i Just saw the TV Spot for Next Avengers. IS THER ANYTHING THAT RATS-ASS BASTARD Avi Arad WON'T PIMP OUT FOR SOME EXTRA SCRATCH? aND YOU THOUGHT Gene Simmons Was a master of Lisenced Crap! Whats next X-Women Hentai Porn Vids?!?! This "Judgement Day" world dosent sount anywhare near Original Harry but I'll rent it just to see how bad it really is! Need something to get smashed to!
speed by deanbarry	Sep 2nd, 2008 03:34:18 AM
Nothing leafy green about me buddy. I'm just an average 36 year old geek who loves horror flicks and enjoys the ride Supernatural takes me on every week.
Fucking blu ray by Broseph	Sep 2nd, 2008 04:08:31 AM
i've already invested thousands of dollars in my dvd collection no i'm supposed to re-buy it all and a more exspensive player?WTF?
Transformers is garbage. by Dingbatty	Sep 2nd, 2008 04:08:40 AM

How can so many by PacmanFever	Sep 2nd, 2008 05:24:12 AM
love Transformers but hate Spidey 3? That's what I would ask. Spidey 3 was mightily flawed I must say, but any flaw you could mention in that movie TF suffered from 10 times worse. And I don't even like Spider-Man!
Did someone earlier sya Dr WHo is HARD SF???? by Midnightxpress	Sep 2nd, 2008 06:08:45 AM
Funniest line I've read in a talkback for ever... Oh and Supernatural is about 16 years behind the times to be worth your time Harry.
Suoernatural by jmyoung666	Sep 2nd, 2008 08:26:29 AM
Definitely for the training bra set.
Supernatural by buffaclare	Sep 2nd, 2008 08:27:55 AM
The only people I know that are into the show are men--totally straight, married with children men. So there may be more to it than teenybopper girlyness.
by stormy48	Sep 2nd, 2008 08:28:48 AM
I think it's a real shame that so many of the intended audience for Supernatural seem to be too cynical to even give it a try. The show was made for horror fans, and it seems like everyone in the cast and crew love working on it, and really believe in it. It seems the most vocal part of the fandom, on the internet, are women in their 20s, 30s and 40s. I'm sure part of that is due to the leads being attractive, but if that were the only reason, we wouldn't keep watching. The reason I can't talk more of my friends and acquaintances into watching is because it's too gory and gross for them. I'd like to see more people watching it because it could use better ratings, sure. But I really think a lot of people are missing out on a show that they could really get into if they'd give it a chance. I wonder why people think if someone takes the time and trouble to explain why they like something, that they must be a studio plant? Harry seemed to be asking for opinions on whether he might like it, and that's what some of us were responding to.
Spider-man 3 by jmyoung666	Sep 2nd, 2008 08:30:24 AM
Have not seen Transformers. However, Spider-man 3 was an OK film. It had some flaws, but some really brilliant parts as well.
Supernatural a quality show because it's self-aware. by TimeTravelingBunny	Sep 2nd, 2008 08:41:54 AM
Remember the more comical episodes of the X-Files ("Bad Blood" for example)? Now take that tone and make an entire series like that, all while spinning a rather mature mythology. Just watch "Very Special" Christmas episode. Or the time-warp episode where the joke is that they acknowledge that "it's just like the movie Groundhog Day" repeatedly. Anyone who say this show is for preteen girls because the two lead characters are young guys, is an idiot. Anyone who automatically dismisses this show because the two lead characters are young guys is also an idiot. Don't dismiss this show until you give it a fair chance. Sam: "You need to update you cassette tape collection." Dean: "Why?" Sam: "For one, it's all 80's hair metal, and two, it's a cassette tape collection!"
Casey Fucking Ryback. by Stuntcock Mike	Sep 2nd, 2008 08:44:12 AM
MMMMMMMMMRYYYYBAAAAAAAAACKKKK! !!!!
Supernatural is one of the best shows on period. by SID 8.0	Sep 2nd, 2008 09:04:03 AM
Took me until midway thru it's first season to get into it. Man that show has taken off. Dean's in Hell with his dad now can't wait for the new season. And yes the rail guns in Eraser were the price of admission.
Time After Time by chrth	Sep 2nd, 2008 09:25:46 AM
Great flick, but does anyone think it could actually be a good remake? It has a dated feel now because of its heavy 70s vibe.
jmyoung666 by Badass_Harry_Callahan	Sep 2nd, 2008 10:30:46 AM
What were some of the brilliant parts of Spiderman 3? I don't remeber a single one. Was it Harry Osbourne on the Back to the Future 2 Skateboard? Or perhaps the butler scene? Dancing and making omelettes to "The Twist"? I am confused, I do not remember any brilliance in this film at all!
re: fucking bluray by knowthyself	Sep 2nd, 2008 10:45:10 AM
No you idiot. You buy all your new movies on bluray. Use the player to upscale all your DVD's to even better picture quality. And life goes on. You don't need to rebuy a goddamn thing.
What the hell ever happened to Shelley Duvall? by Sithdan	Sep 2nd, 2008 10:52:32 AM
She just dropped off the map. Is she even still living? Her career certainly isn't.
haha, the bluray trolling is funny by Ultron ver 2.0	Sep 2nd, 2008 11:34:16 AM
yes, you buy the player, then spend $30 a pop for a slight upgrade in viewing, compared to a quality upscaler dvd player. Enjoy!
REDBELT!!! by MacTard420	Sep 2nd, 2008 11:43:09 AM
Harry, that movie rules! I can't believe you didn't mention it. You really need to check that shit out. And Under Siege 2 is worth watching! It's got the evil tag-team of Eric Bogosian and Everett McGill, a young and sexy Katherine Heigl, and a slo-mo Segal running from a train explosion!!
Eraser had the cool rail guns by skimn	Sep 2nd, 2008 11:58:22 AM
and the grenade-thingy that shot spikes in midair. Other than that, not a heck of lot to recommend. But not a heck of a lot on Chuck Russell's resume is there? Regarding The Enforcer, that Franzetta is the original poster artwork, and no, the movie doesn't come close to that coolness, but they had to spend a fortune on squibs for that movie. I like Eastwood's pulp period with this and Firefox and The Eiger Sanction, before he got all social and serious. Not to take away from his recent work. He's become a master at his type of work.
Badass Harry by hst666	Sep 2nd, 2008 11:58:39 AM
First, perhaps my use of "brilliant" was a bit too much. However, I thought the Sandman origin was brilliant and the venom origin was interesting. I also liked Topher's Brock, although it departed from the source material. All the scenes you cited were rubbish, I agree. I also think the fight scene in Harry's apartment was wrong on a number of levels. I guess, because I saw it a few months after it came out, and my expectations had been so low based upon response, I may have appreciated it more than I would have if I had seen it opening weekend.
another supernatural opinion..sorta by Bouncy X	Sep 2nd, 2008 12:09:13 PM
i never watched the show, i just missed it when it began and it seemed like something you needed to follow. but lucky me, our horror channel here is gonna start airing it from episode one soon, they'll even air 3 episodes a week so i can finally check it out.
I quite like Supernatural. I recommend checking it out. by itto0gami	Sep 2nd, 2008 12:48:21 PM
I think the Fango reaction (I was there too) was more about girls that love Padeleki and not necessarily girls that are hardcore into the show (though I'm quite sure there is overlap in those two groups).
Blu-ray haters are funny by fartedinthefaceofhollywood	Sep 2nd, 2008 01:07:16 PM
Ya know what i find funny, MOST dickheads who talk shit about blu-ray don't even own one and base what they say off the minute and a half they spent watching a blu-ray demo at best buy, if you don't own one....SHUT THE FUCK UP, you opinion is SHIT (even though you are entitled to your own SHIT opinion).....OBVIOUSLY, its like reviewing a movie youve never fucking seen. most everyone i know that ACTUALLY owns a blu-ray player and movies, loves it, besides....keep talking shit, you all probably talked shit about DVD when it came out and guess what....most of ya got 2 or 3 players in ya damn house, blu-ray definately has the potential to end up in your home in a couple years, don't fight it....you know this to be true.
What the hell is with that awful Outbreak cover? by kravmaguffin	Sep 2nd, 2008 02:10:54 PM
Josey Wales has some of the best lines in a Clint western. Eric Bogosian in US2 is a hammy over the top delight and it's got Patrick Kilpatrick as a henchman! gfy
Where's the tribute to Don LaFontaine? by kravmaguffin	Sep 2nd, 2008 02:16:30 PM
gfy
My bad it's near the bottom of the site... by kravmaguffin	Sep 2nd, 2008 02:18:17 PM
RIP Don.
Sithdan... by Anna Valerious	Sep 2nd, 2008 03:24:26 PM
She's retired from acting and is now back in her home state of Texas.
From Beyond! by Rugose_Cone	Sep 2nd, 2008 03:53:55 PM
Hey, you missed this one! Pickied it up yesterday, its a restored directors cut with restored and cleaned up workprints of the cuts they were forced to make for the R rating. The comentary is fantastic, and quite funny. It was a real pleasure!
Harry. The Shield > Supernatural > any other show by Toby___Wong	Sep 2nd, 2008 04:05:22 PM
Harry. Watch that show. It's made for you. Watch it from the beginning. It starts slow but then it will seriously kick your ass. Accept it from the one who knows. Anyone complaining here that Supernatural is for teeny girls definitely has not watched the show and is just blabbering away. Really pathetic. It's as if Dean took their girlfriends. Oh, I forgot, they don't have one. This is a show for anyone except scared little kids. Dean is one of the best characters ever seen on television. He is the original American badass. The show contains awesome characters, good stories, action, horror, a wonderful rock soundtrack, an awesome car and very cool evil spirits and shit. Angel and Buffy got nothing on Supernatural. Angel, which is seriously awesome, surpassed Buffy and Supernatural surpassed Angel. The Shield and Supernatural are the 2 best shows on television. Accept it from the one who knows.
Time After Time by Series7	Sep 2nd, 2008 04:28:34 PM
Just saw that a couple months back. Why do I always beat these new special edition releases to end up watching some cheapie dvd release? Fun little movie. I hears Malcom wanted to be a good guy for once, and he started marrying Stienburger shortly after the movie. That most've been weird, ssooo your the crazy kid who shot up his classmates and then went on a ultraviolet killing spree? Sure I'll marry you!
Series7 by Mavra Chang	Sep 2nd, 2008 05:15:29 PM
I saw an interview with Malcolm McDowell where he said that neither one of them had seen any movies by the other before they met. Allegedly, she saw "A Clockwork Orange" for the first time after they were married. They watched it together, then, when it was over, he turned to her and did a couple of creepy Alex lines. He said he spent that night sleeping alone on the couch.
supernatural by chokinonrhodes	Sep 2nd, 2008 05:20:16 PM
as a huge horror geek, i figured it would be something that i would turn my nose up at, and i almost did, but i decided to give it ago, and im very glad i did. Fucking love this show...cant wait for it to come back.
OUTBREAK cover. by Darkman	Sep 2nd, 2008 05:32:24 PM
I'm pretty sure that's the actual poster art.
Time after Time just a re-issue! by thethedew	Sep 2nd, 2008 06:05:14 PM
It turns out the rear cover artwork I'd found that suggested a David Warner commentary was... inaccurate. Everybody can keep their snapper editions with the MUCH better cover artwork.
Only good thing about Next Avengers by Stalkeye	Sep 2nd, 2008 06:31:13 PM
was the upcoming previews of Hulk vs Thor and Wolvering as well.Those I am more excited about.Next Avengers although much better than the teen titans cartoons (which aint saying much.) leans more toward the kiddie crowd.
What the fuck did telemarketer say on the scriptgirl talkback... by samuraiyao	Sep 2nd, 2008 06:46:12 PM
I'm curious as shit to know what he said that got his ass banned.
speed by mr.brownstone	Sep 2nd, 2008 06:59:28 PM
I'm not even gonna dignify that with a response. Oh shit... I just did.
Broseph by mr.brownstone	Sep 2nd, 2008 07:02:25 PM
Oh please. Not with that re-buying your collection again shit. Seriously that is so fucking weak. Like knowthyself said, you don't have to re-buy squat, just new movies on Blu if you want to. Get it through your head, it is more of a waste to buy new movies on DVD than on BD. Sheesh.
Harry, in regards to Black Mask DVD by DougMcKenzie	Sep 2nd, 2008 08:35:21 PM
It is more than likely that Lionsgate did not purchase rights to the Mandarin or Cantonese dubs, rather than just failing to include them. Maybe cost vs. benefit was weighed and it came up tits. Also in regards to Supernatural, the writing is good, they really dig deep to come up with the monster of the week. It isn't too serialized with only 4-5 eps a year devoted exclusively, to the ongoing arc. Acting, as with any tv show heavily relying on guest actors, is very very hit or miss. Production values are average.
"Ann Francis stars in..." by ROBRAM89	Sep 2nd, 2008 09:46:24 PM
Cannot read her name without singing "Science Fiction/Double Feature."
Poster fartedinthefaceofhollywood Do You Work At ... by Red Dawn Don	Sep 2nd, 2008 11:52:35 PM
Poster fartedinthefaceofhollywood Do You Work At ...Circuit City or Best Buy? Blu-Ray is KING only up until the next better format comes along. I guess you will be selling that at CC or BB and BASHING THE HELL out of Blu-Ray then. Enough is enough. I was BETA, then VHS, then DVD. I will probably go "who Blu-Ray ramano" but much later. My Wal-Mart has a name brand Blu-Ray player for under $300. Almost forgot, how is buying and selling the latest and greatest farting in hollywood's face? 'nuff said.
Rest In Peace and Rest Your Voice, Don La Fontaine by Red Dawn Don	Sep 3rd, 2008 12:02:07 AM
Rest In Peace and Rest Your Voice, Don La Fontaine. Dead but not forgotten. I saw a great segment on TV's "60 MINUTES" on him. He had a job we MORTALS can only dream of having. Limo driven daily to multiple STUDIOS to do 30 minutes or less of VOICE work for big pay.
WATCH SUPERNATURAL! FUCK UK JIM! by LordEnigma	Sep 3rd, 2008 12:45:44 AM
UK JIM alone is reason enough for me to hate the English Office. He's such a wimp in that show. It's hard to watch. So here's to John Krasinski take a shit role, and turning it inside out. Oh yeah... Jenna Fischer... game set match US OFFICE!
Red Dawn Don by fartedinthefaceofhollywood	Sep 3rd, 2008 11:01:41 AM
to answer your question.....NO....i DONT work at Circuit City or Best Buy, do i really need to work there to get the point across that blu-ray is better???...NO i don't, its OBVIOUS its a better format and if ya dont wanna get into it now, fine....but don't claim it to be "on par" with upscaled DVD, thats just idiotic. as for you saying there is always something better on the horizon so will i bash whats current when that happens AGAIN???....well, YEAH if people are boneheaded enough to criticize the format beause they can't afford it and in light of that knock its quality....its stupid, but its to be expected from douche bags. one more thing....if ya don't like my name, GO FUCK YOURSELF...i mean really.
Supernatural Rocks by TheDudeinLA	Sep 3rd, 2008 11:43:48 AM
I avoided the show for all the same reasons then one day I left the tv on and Ted Nuget's Stranglehold came on. The boy's 1967 Impala roared across the screen and I was intrigued. I really got into that episode and found season 1 for really cheap. I bought it and have been a fan since. Today I will buy season 3...check it out!
Supernatural is the real Kolchak Remake by photosurrealism	Sep 3rd, 2008 04:18:35 PM
A couple of years ago some "X-Files" alums tried to redo "The Night Stalker". And some other ones did a show called "Night Stalker". "Supernatural" is the real deal. Yes, it's a bit monster of the week, but so was Carl's show. I say watch it. Of course, I'm one of those Itty Bitty Titty Committee lesbian chicks, so what do I know...
James Cameron Planet Of The Apes by 420 Boylston St	Sep 3rd, 2008 06:27:43 PM
Harry. You mentioned you would reveal what James Cameron POTA's story was going to be about but you never did. Is it possible to share what his story was about since he's not interested in Fox' assets anymore
James Cameron Planet Of The Apes by 420 Boylston St	Sep 3rd, 2008 06:27:47 PM
Harry. You mentioned you would reveal what James Cameron POTA's story was going to be about but you never did. Is it possible to share what his story was about since he's not interested in Fox' assets anymore?
Supernatural's Pros/Cons by The Heathen	Sep 3rd, 2008 07:53:02 PM
Overall, I like it. The pilot was really good, but after that the next 10 or so episodes were super average, even with Amy Acker appearing, etc. However, by the end of the first season I caught up with my DVR and the show quit being one that I'd watch while I read or cleaned, etc. What's different about Supernatural is that it's actually gotten better progressively as it goes on. I guess it does have it's own little mythology and I like the inclusion of their being more "hunters" than just these two Winchester brothers. What really makes the show entertaining is the supporting cast, especially the villains and the feeling of "nobody is safe" because they've offed a couple of characters that really had great potential, but I guess that's why them dying works. Also, Bobby is kinda awesome. I think in the third season they had a few eps like the "Ghost Facers" documentary/Ghost Hunters type of show that was clever and so was the horror movie ep. The third season also had some pretty gory stuff for network tv. That's always nice. I don't watch the show in HD, but wish I could (does CW even broadcast in HD?)because the blacks are really really dark in a lot of epsiodes and it has a muted look that bugs me visually. All in all, if you get past the kinks of the first half of the season, I'd say it's worth checking out. Far from the best thing on tv, but also far from the worst. I think it's around the number 14 or 15 spot on the DVR list if that helps. Oh, and Transformers is still a bad movie. Sorry. I agree with everything Vern said about it.
ATTENTION HEADGEEK!- A plea to HARRY by HailDaHypnoToad	Sep 5th, 2008 08:47:48 AM
Harry, please use your considerable influence and contacts to get RED SUN (Charles Bronson, Toshiro Mifune and lets not forget URSULA ANDRESS (undressed?) a new release. This is one flick that leaves a huge hole in my Mifune repertory. It was a National General Pictures release but I have been unable to find out who owns the catalog of their properties. PLEASE HELP A MIFUNE FAN FIND BLISS!!! On a lighter note, I picked up NEXT AVENGERS on a lark yesterday and sat up late to watch it last evening. Even though it skews a little young on the dialog, it hits all of its marks as a MARVEL Universe release. It was cool to see Tony Stark get old and I absolutely agree that the characterization of Bruce Banner as a paranoid hermit living in the desert in fear of his inner monster was a great invention. The kids were portrayed as kids, smart, stupid, funny, moody, confident and scared at all the right moments. LOVED Torunn, daughter of Thor. Wasn't sure if Azari was the son of Black Panther and STORM but it sure looked that way to me. But most importantly, I GOT TO SEE ULTRON!!! Ultron is the most intense of all the Avengers Rogue Gallery and seeing him talk and move for the first time was a real thrill. FIND ME MY RED SUN!!! ALL GLORY TO THE HYPNOTOAD!!
Outbreak "...one of the less nonsensical ones" by Big Jim	Sep 5th, 2008 04:02:07 PM
Meaning not AS nonsensical as most. The disease would, among other things, in its later stages liquify your intestines. Nice that the antidote, when given to someone in the final stages of the disease, completely reverses the effects.
Yeah that Outbreak art was always shit by half vader	Sep 5th, 2008 11:26:19 PM
from the moment it was out at the cinemas. Having said that, I feel guilty for loving a little monkey screaming back at them...
So THESE are the guys/girls who keep getting McG jobs! by half vader	Sep 6th, 2008 12:52:33 AM

Oops - by half vader	Sep 6th, 2008 12:54:07 AM
the rest was meant to say that this talkback invasion has been like a freakin' Jonas brothers tb.

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