It looks different from the clips I've see. [crosses fingers]
And I've not heard of The Other Side...what is it?
It looks different from the clips I've see. [crosses fingers]
And I've not heard of The Other Side...what is it?
Oh good. I watched one little clip the other day, and it kinda looked like a serious drama, so I got a little worried. I really can't wait to see him as Elvis though
The Other Side I'm honestly not sure what the status is though. I heard about it probably well over a year ago, and it keeps being held up in pre-production. I really do hope that it gets made. At first I heard that Jason was going to play all these different characters in the film, which I thought would be pretty interesting. But now it looks like they only have him listed as one.
Only the gentle are ever really strong.
Hmmm, interesting.
And looks like it has a lot of people in it.
Kind of the wrong thread but does anyone know where I can download free movie themes (like Jaws) for a powerpoint presentation?
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Did you watch it Amanda? And if so, what did you think? I missed the end so I've gotta track it down somewhere.
Only the gentle are ever really strong.
I did!
(As soon as it started, I thought: "Sh*t, I wonder if Heather remembered.")
I thought it was pretty good. Not brilliant, but I'll watch it again. It was okay for a cop show, I think.
Edit: that seemed like THE most vague review of a show.
Only the gentle are ever really strong.
Well, you really didn't miss that much as far as the Elvis scene. It was pretty much a real short clip.
But I'm the same as you...I'll check out a bit more of the show before having a better opinion of it.
We need more Elvis! You weren't kidding, it was a short clip. And last nights was even shorter
Only the gentle are ever really strong.
Matt- What are you looking for exactly? I have a friend that does graphic art for any of the promo stuff I have to do... maybe he can help? Free help, I mean.
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Just finished watching Lost: Season Three. Wow, another amazing series. I heard the third series was slow paced, but I thought it went quite reasonably fast - a lot quicker than series one and two, anyway!
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Well then: 3 down, 3 to go! Can't wait to see what four has in store!
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You are a walking talking Doctor Who encyclopedia to me. - Melike
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How did I not know you were watching LOST?! Now I get to live vicariously through you!
I'm glad you liked season 3, I did too. It's been awhile, so I'll have to see it again if I do a series re-watch once season 6 comes out on DVD.
As for season 4, you'll love it.
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Yeah, I've really been enjoying Lost, Ricky, but I'm definitely glad I've only waited till now to watch it. Finishing each season feels less like finishing a complete story and more like finishing a chapter. Or a volume of a much larger work. Unlike 24, where I could've just focused on any particular season really and just watch it, as long as I watched it from the season opener to the season finale. With Lost, there's less impulse to watch a particular season because it's still very much in the middle of things. No bad thing, and some really good storytelling. It just makes me want to get season 4 all the more!
So far, Lost is definitely one of my favourite shows I've seen recently. Well, one of my favourite American shows, anyway: I'm a proud British bastard, I have to say!
Never be cruel and never be cowardly. And if you ever are, always make amends.
You are a walking talking Doctor Who encyclopedia to me. - Melike
So, British TV, then? Did you ever watch the Robin Hood series? I bought them on DVD - they were pretty good!
Well...at least, season was good. Season 2 really was promising...until
And I just got into the newest season of Doctor Who...love the new doctor, by the way!
Son of a b*tch. I forgot to watch it.We need more Elvis! You weren't kidding, it was a short clip. And last nights was even shorter
Nah, I never watched that. Well, I watched one ep, but it just couldn't quite match up to the high standards of Doctor Who, for me. Or maybe I had seen one too many Robin Hood adaptations to be interested. Although I did hear about the ending of season 2, and you're right, for a Robin Hood adaptation, that sounds extremely dumb. Can't say I'm surprised they cancelled it. (Something's that quite rare for a British series: usually they just let it end on its own!)
And I agree with ya about Doctor Who, Matt Smith has been brilliant. I can't wait till series 5 gets released on dvd. Then I can watch it over and over again and see what little details I missed the first time that only make sense after the finale (and there's a ton, from what I've seen so far)! If you're interested in more British telly, have you checked out the original version of Life on Mars? That was one of the few series that really kept me engrossed from start to finish. Same went for the sequel series Ashes to Ashes. A shame it's entirely finished now. The bastard copper Gene Hunt was a legend!
Never be cruel and never be cowardly. And if you ever are, always make amends.
You are a walking talking Doctor Who encyclopedia to me. - Melike
Tell me about it! The summer hiatuses were horrible! You're lucky you can just watch them whenever you want.
Listen to me talking about LOST in the past tense.
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At least you never had to wait more than a year for another full series when it was on! Last year, the only thing they showed of Doctor Who was 3 specials: an Easter one, a November one, plus the traditional xmas special, which was continued with a New Year's Day special. The wait was torture! Especially since the final moments of the New Year's Day special were some of the most anticipated moments of the show!Tell me about it! The summer hiatuses were horrible! You're lucky you can just watch them whenever you want.
Listen to me talking about LOST in the past tense.
Although the series this year was really worth the wait, it still sucks that it's finished already, and it's another long wait till the next xmas special. Still, at least it's not another 9 years I have to wait. You got Netflix yet, Ricky? You can watch the first four series online on that.
Never be cruel and never be cowardly. And if you ever are, always make amends.
You are a walking talking Doctor Who encyclopedia to me. - Melike
That's horrible! If LOST did that, there would have been an angry mob outside of ABC. You know, in addition to the normal angry mob.
Well, I signed up for the free one month trial, so we'll see how that goes. I can see it not ending well.
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Totally understandable about RH...how many times can one re-do the same story, really? If you do like the legend, however, I suggest picking up the King Raven Trilogy (of books) written by Stephen Lawhead. Those did fairly well with him, as far as realism and actual myth are concerned. As for me, I'm still debating whether the $50 for season 3 DVDs are worth it...I've already watched the finale on the same site I get my Doctor Who fix from, so I'm guessing no...Nah, I never watched that. Well, I watched one ep, but it just couldn't quite match up to the high standards of Doctor Who, for me. Or maybe I had seen one too many Robin Hood adaptations to be interested. Although I did hear about the ending of season 2, and you're right, for a Robin Hood adaptation, that sounds extremely dumb. Can't say I'm surprised they cancelled it. (Something's that quite rare for a British series: usually they just let it end on its own!)
And I agree with ya about Doctor Who, Matt Smith has been brilliant. I can't wait till series 5 gets released on dvd. Then I can watch it over and over again and see what little details I missed the first time that only make sense after the finale (and there's a ton, from what I've seen so far)! If you're interested in more British telly, have you checked out the original version of Life on Mars? That was one of the few series that really kept me engrossed from start to finish. Same went for the sequel series Ashes to Ashes. A shame it's entirely finished now. The bastard copper Gene Hunt was a legend!
Hm...actually haven't seen Life on Mars. I will certainly check it out, though. As long as I can get it online, it shouldn't be a problem to check it out. You have no idea how jealous I am that you get these amazing shows before us! I can get the episodes right as they air in the UK from a streaming website, but quality is utter crapBut beggars can't be choosers...I'm just lucky my laptop is fast enough to stream the website at all, I guess.
But so far, yes, Matt Smith is fantastic! Just quirky enough for me to love him! ^_^ By far, my favorite episode from this season has been "The Beast Below" but I'm only about 6 episodes in. Can't wait to get a free afternoon to catch up
Yeah, but to be fair, the show was getting a whole new set of producers, and needed some extra time to prepare and start near pretty much from scratch, whilst the old producers rounded up all their loose threads with a few specials. That, plus they wanted to make Doctor Who event television to make it really worth it. I can understand why. It's like major comic book movie sequels: if they released a sequel every year, people would just get sick of it instead of anticipating it. And yes, Doctor Who is big enough over here in Britain to justify that kind of comparison!That's horrible! If LOST did that, there would have been an angry mob outside of ABC. You know, in addition to the normal angry mob.
Well, we've got the same problem with all the good US shows over here. Lost was usually broadcast at least a few days behind (although they did have the decency to air The End in the UK at the same time as in the US, but I still haven't got that far yet, so I didn't bother watching it), and Persons Unknown sounds awesome, but I've heard sod all about it being aired over here!Totally understandable about RH...how many times can one re-do the same story, really? If you do like the legend, however, I suggest picking up the King Raven Trilogy (of books) written by Stephen Lawhead. Those did fairly well with him, as far as realism and actual myth are concerned. As for me, I'm still debating whether the $50 for season 3 DVDs are worth it...I've already watched the finale on the same site I get my Doctor Who fix from, so I'm guessing no...
Hm...actually haven't seen Life on Mars. I will certainly check it out, though. As long as I can get it online, it shouldn't be a problem to check it out. You have no idea how jealous I am that you get these amazing shows before us! I can get the episodes right as they air in the UK from a streaming website, but quality is utter crap
But so far, yes, Matt Smith is fantastic! Just quirky enough for me to love him! ^_^ By far, my favorite episode from this season has been "The Beast Below" but I'm only about 6 episodes in. Can't wait to get a free afternoon to catch up
And are the Doctor Who box sets worth the ridiculously high price tags? Probably not, but I get them for two reasons: the special features they're loaded with, and of course, the fact that I've been a fan of the show since forever! (OK, since I was 8, but that was 14 years ago, so it's close enough!
Never be cruel and never be cowardly. And if you ever are, always make amends.
You are a walking talking Doctor Who encyclopedia to me. - Melike
Well, if you decide you just can't wait for some episodes (like me!) try going to CastTv.com. That's where I watch Doctor Who...like I said, the quality isn't exactly superb, but I've definitely seen worse.
Now, after telling you, I really hope it works over there for you. but if it does, the episodes typically go up the same day they air, just slightly after the air time.
On a completely different note...does any one where watch Supernatural? It's my absolute favorite!
There's an easter egg from Blink! I want to see itAnd are the Doctor Who box sets worth the ridiculously high price tags? Probably not, but I get them for two reasons: the special features they're loaded with, and of course, the fact that I've been a fan of the show since forever! (OK, since I was 8, but that was 14 years ago, so it's close enough!
Only the gentle are ever really strong.
Technically, you already have, Heather!There's an easter egg from Blink! I want to see itAnd are the Doctor Who box sets worth the ridiculously high price tags? Probably not, but I get them for two reasons: the special features they're loaded with, and of course, the fact that I've been a fan of the show since forever! (OK, since I was 8, but that was 14 years ago, so it's close enough!
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You are a walking talking Doctor Who encyclopedia to me. - Melike
Oh no, I should have reminded you. I just assumed you would remember. Check TNTs website, that's where I caught the end of the first episode. It was ok. And Juliette Lewis guest stared.Son of a b*tch. I forgot to watch it.We need more Elvis! You weren't kidding, it was a short clip. And last nights was even shorter
Oh, I was hoping it was bonus footage or somethingTechnically, you already have, Heather!
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