Nothing is impossible !!!
Remember "Waterwporld" -- well the Polar Icecaps are melting ;-)
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"Besq" <Besq*ns*@ispwest.com> wrote in message news:<c98eg501k3t@enews2.newsguy.com>...
An editorial:
""The Day After Tomorrow" goes beyond the far-fetched into the
preposterous, but the first half delivers enough of what people want and
expect from disaster pictures, and there are enough money-shot special
effects, that auds probably will be more satisfied than not."
http://news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&cid=1941&u=/variety/20040526/
va fi re/the day after tomorrow&printer=1
Is it really impossible? I don't think so. We just saw a program about
an island in the Canaries, La Palms< that has a crack running the length
of the island. It has great potential for a large landslide which would
cause the very tsunami the movie shows. Nothing is impossible with God.
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30 May 2004 11:20:00 PM |
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Darnit!
I *really* wanted to see that movie today.... saw SOUL PLANE instead and
now I wished I hadn't.
Do you think that can happen? A purple airplane with chrome rims that
spin, bumpin'-jump-action hydraulics and Snoop Dogg as the pilot?
Nahhh!
:)
SuZ
coffee, tea or a 40 ouncer? ;)
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04 Jun 2004 12:04:45 AM |
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(Su Zanne) wrote in message news:<7852-40BAB270-126@storefull-3218.bay.webtv.net>...
Darnit!
I *really* wanted to see that movie today.... saw SOUL PLANE instead and
now I wished I hadn't.
Do you think that can happen? A purple airplane with chrome rims that
spin, bumpin'-jump-action hydraulics and Snoop Dogg as the pilot?
Nahhh!
:)
SuZ
coffee, tea or a 40 ouncer? ;)
Anything from U, my precious ;-)
But coffee & a couple of Tim Tams will do ;-)
Hooroo ;-)
Uncle Wally ;-)
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| User: "Charly the Bastard" |
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31 May 2004 06:17:01 AM |
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Su Zanne wrote:
Darnit!
I *really* wanted to see that movie today.... saw SOUL PLANE instead and
now I wished I hadn't.
Do you think that can happen? A purple airplane with chrome rims that
spin, bumpin'-jump-action hydraulics and Snoop Dogg as the pilot?
Nahhh!
:)
SuZ
coffee, tea or a 40 ouncer? ;)
Oh yeah, you could build one, but it would never get past the FAA, and it
would be too heavy to fly.
The movie is pure science fiction, and has no relation whatsoever to the
Laws of Physics. As for the mention of that dog "Waterworld", there's not
enough ice to flood the entire planet. If every ice cube in the world melted
today, the ocean would only rise about 150 feet. Of course, half of the
world's population lives between sea level and +150 feet, so things might
get more crowded here on the hilltop.
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| User: "Tadapope" |
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31 May 2004 09:51:15 AM |
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I saw it on opening day.
My review = YAWN!
Don't waste your money
on it.
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31 May 2004 01:29:29 PM |
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"Tadapope" <tadapope@aol.com> wrote in message
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I saw it on opening day.
My review = YAWN!
Don't waste your money
on it.
Good for a laugh.
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| User: "Su Zanne" |
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31 May 2004 11:39:54 PM |
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tadapope wrote:
I saw it on opening day.
My review = YAWN!
Don't waste your money
on it.
A real YAWNER, huh?
Thanks for the review.
What about Troy? I promised the kids another movie this week. Still
haven't seen Mean Girls so it is a toss up between the two.
I flatly refused to take them to Garfield and I don't think I can sit
thru another Harry Potter movie......YAWN of all YAWNS.
The new Will Smith robot movie looks good but not out until July.
Please Hollywood...I beg you!
SEND MORE ZOMBIE MOVIES! :)
SuZ
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| User: "christisnotdore" |
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01 Jun 2004 07:23:02 PM |
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(Su Zanne) wrote in message news:<25476-40BC089A-274@storefull-3214.bay.webtv.net>...
tadapope wrote:
I saw it on opening day.
My review = YAWN!
Don't waste your money
on it.
A real YAWNER, huh?
Thanks for the review.
What about Troy?
If you're raising your kids for a violent world, Troy would be the
movie. I believe it's R rated for sex and violence, therefore keeping
the kids away from it would be your safest option.
I promised the kids another movie this week. Still
haven't seen Mean Girls so it is a toss up between the two.
A must see movie for kids, especially teens. Almost a cult status
movie like Fast Times at Ridgemont High.
I flatly refused to take them to Garfield
I won't see it unless there's nothing else.
and I don't think I can sit
thru another Harry Potter movie......YAWN of all YAWNS.
Potter movies are keen, I believe.
The new Will Smith robot movie looks good but not out until July.
A must see movie, also the Spiderman sequel. Both might be suitable
for kids, judging from the previews. Violence in those movies though.
Please Hollywood...I beg you!
SEND MORE ZOMBIE MOVIES! :)
If they come up with a new twist, then I'll see them. Van Helsing was
okay; Frankenstein was a good monster. That Sommers (sp?) has a
fertile imagination. Supposedly Kate's worst acting performance thus
far, according to some reviewers on rotten tomatoes.com.
Ebert liked it though. Okay, Hugh is a good actor. He plays macho;
then he tap dances like Peter Allen. Unbelievable on the Leno show.
SuZ
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| User: "Su Zanne" |
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01 Jun 2004 11:19:24 PM |
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Christisdore wrote:
SuZ wrote:
What about Troy?
If you're raising your kids for a violent
world, Troy would be the movie. I
believe it's R rated for sex and violence,
therefore keeping the kids away from it
would be your safest option.
Sometimes the ratings are off the mark I think, that's why I'm inquiring
and hoped somebody has seen it. The previews were intense. I didn't see
any sex. There is strong sexual content often in the news.
I promised the kids another movie this
week. Still haven't seen Mean Girls so
it is a toss up between the two.
A must see movie for kids, especially
teens. Almost a cult status movie like
Fast Times at Ridgemont High.
It turns out they aren't interested in Troy anyway and it looks like
I'll be taking mine and some of their friends to see Mean Girls. The
previews were pretty funny.
I loved Fast Times at RH and I'm a big Penn fan.
I flatly refused to take them to Garfield
I won't see it unless there's nothing else.
They had a rather large inflatable Garfield at the theater as a promo.
It was a cheaply made rendition of the lazy feline if that's any
indication of how the movie will be....
and I don't think I can sit
thru another Harry Potter
movie......YAWN of all YAWNS.
Potter movies are keen, I believe.
Keen? Is that like groovy?
The first Potter movie was too long and my husband even fell asleep.
We have them all on DVD now so if we fall asleep......it's okay.
The new Will Smith robot movie looks
good but not out until July.
A must see movie, also the Spiderman
sequel. Both might be suitable for kids,
judging from the previews. Violence in
those movies though.
Yeah but it's not real and I don't think it will ruin mine. Some degree
of violence is okay and you should know your kids better than anyone
else and what is or isn't appropriate for them. They are all unique and
one thing shouldn't necessarily apply to all.
Please Hollywood...I beg you! SEND
MORE ZOMBIE MOVIES! :)
If they come up with a new twist, then I'll
see them
Twisting zombies! What a great idea! I believe one did the MOON WALK
already in Return of the Living Dead.
Van Helsing was okay;
Frankenstein was a good monster. That
Sommers (sp?) has a fertile
imagination. Supposedly Kate's worst
acting performance thus far, according
to some reviewers on rotten
tomatoes.com. Ebert liked it though.
Okay, Hugh is a good actor. He plays
macho; then he tap dances like Peter
Allen. Unbelievable on the Leno show.
I really loved the pre-movie ad where the indians are trying to hunt the
buffalo before the harsh winter and a cell phone rings and scares the
entire herd away.....(don't forget to turn off your cell phone that you
purchased from Best Buy during the movie) did you see it? ;)
Well, I guess we covered nearly everything... except maybe what candy
you prefer at the movie. Me? I love Raisinettes. :)
SuZ
was this intellectual dialogue enough to make snobs envious or what? NO?
Oh well, Daarkside probably couldn't keep up.
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| User: "Michael Johnathan McDonald" |
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02 Jun 2004 09:47:15 PM |
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(Su Zanne) wrote in message news:<27387-40BD554C-595@storefull-3215.bay.webtv.net>...
Christisdore wrote:
SuZ wrote:
Potter movies are keen, I believe.
Keen? Is that like groovy?
Maybe Keen is cleaner (nerdier and/or more humble & clean) than
Groovy. When you think that the term 'groovy' was used in '60s
psychodelic excapades.
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| User: "Su Zanne" |
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02 Jun 2004 10:54:51 PM |
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Mikey wrote:
Maybe Keen is cleaner (nerdier and/or
more humble & clean) than Groovy.
When you think that the term 'groovy'
was used in '60s psychodelic
excapades.
Yes, I remember seeing black and white re-runs where Wally Cleaver used
it and also remember reading it in my passed down volumes of "The Happy
Hollisters".
Honey Wheeler was also a keen kind of girl.
Gee thanks, that's swell!
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01 Jun 2004 07:57:08 PM |
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On 1 Jun 2004 17:23:02 -0700,
(christisnotdore) wrote:
tugbertswife@webtv.net (Su Zanne) wrote in message news:<25476-40BC089A-274@storefull-3214.bay.webtv.net>...
tadapope wrote:
I saw it on opening day.
My review = YAWN!
Don't waste your money
on it.
A real YAWNER, huh?
Thanks for the review.
What about Troy?
If you're raising your kids for a violent world, Troy would be the
movie. I believe it's R rated for sex and violence, therefore keeping
the kids away from it would be your safest option.
I promised the kids another movie this week. Still
haven't seen Mean Girls so it is a toss up between the two.
A must see movie for kids, especially teens. Almost a cult status
movie like Fast Times at Ridgemont High.
I flatly refused to take them to Garfield
I won't see it unless there's nothing else.
and I don't think I can sit
thru another Harry Potter movie......YAWN of all YAWNS.
Potter movies are keen, I believe.
The new Will Smith robot movie looks good but not out until July.
A must see movie, also the Spiderman sequel. Both might be suitable
for kids, judging from the previews. Violence in those movies though.
Please Hollywood...I beg you!
SEND MORE ZOMBIE MOVIES! :)
If they come up with a new twist, then I'll see them. Van Helsing was
okay; Frankenstein was a good monster. That Sommers (sp?) has a
fertile imagination. Supposedly Kate's worst acting performance thus
far, according to some reviewers on rotten tomatoes.com.
Ebert liked it though. Okay, Hugh is a good actor. He plays macho;
then he tap dances like Peter Allen. Unbelievable on the Leno show.
LOL!
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01 Jun 2004 10:53:39 AM |
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On Tue, 1 Jun 2004 00:39:54 -0400, (Su Zanne)
wrote:
tadapope wrote:
I saw it on opening day.
My review = YAWN!
Don't waste your money
on it.
A real YAWNER, huh?
Thanks for the review.
What about Troy?
Your kids might not like Troy - I haven't seen it yet (haven't been
to the movies in ages) but it looks like a lot of gore and violence..
probably an intricate plot too, that the kids wouldn't understand.
Maybe you should go with your husband or a friend of yours to see that
one. I want to go see it too.. I like those types of movies. Not to
mention I wouldn't mind staring at Brad Pitt for lengthy periods
of time .. ;)
What about Shrek for the kids? Or are they too old for that now?
Dani
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01 Jun 2004 01:51:28 AM |
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tugbertswife wrote:
Please Hollywood...I beg you!
SEND MORE ZOMBIE MOVIES! :)
SuZ
MaxBlast wrote:
Yep, that's just what this world needs... Another Freak Show!!! I'm sure
you'll be do the Auditioning since your obviously obsessed with Mythical and
Violent Movies. Your Fruit Bares Witness to Your True Self.
Keeping your words to yourself can prevent you from eating them...
True knowledge starts when illiteracy is replaced with Wisdom...
Brother Jon
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30 May 2004 10:53:03 PM |
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Green Peace signed on to this movie. It's got to be a farce.
"TrUlY WoNdRoUs YeS SiReE YeS InDeEdY Do" <trulywondrous2004@yahoo.com.au> wrote in message
news:857d0ce0.0405301943.288fdc0@posting.google.com...
Nothing is impossible !!!
Remember "Waterwporld" -- well the Polar Icecaps are melting ;-)
--
"Besq" <Besq*ns*@ispwest.com> wrote in message news:<c98eg501k3t@enews2.newsguy.com>...
An editorial:
""The Day After Tomorrow" goes beyond the far-fetched into the
preposterous, but the first half delivers enough of what people want and
expect from disaster pictures, and there are enough money-shot special
effects, that auds probably will be more satisfied than not."
http://news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&cid=1941&u=/variety/20040526/
va fi re/the day after tomorrow&printer=1
Is it really impossible? I don't think so. We just saw a program about
an island in the Canaries, La Palms< that has a crack running the length
of the island. It has great potential for a large landslide which would
cause the very tsunami the movie shows. Nothing is impossible with God.
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06 Jun 2004 08:37:51 PM |
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"dreamwalker" <backfromthe@dead.net> wrote in message
news:69e15$40baac23$407628fe$27344@powerweb.allthenewsgroups.com...
Green Peace signed on to this movie. It's got to be a farce.
That's a fact.
"TrUlY WoNdRoUs YeS SiReE YeS InDeEdY Do" <trulywondrous2004@yahoo.com.au>
wrote in message
news:857d0ce0.0405301943.288fdc0@posting.google.com...
Nothing is impossible !!!
Remember "Waterwporld" -- well the Polar Icecaps are melting ;-)
--
"Besq" <Besq*ns*@ispwest.com> wrote in message
news:<c98eg501k3t@enews2.newsguy.com>...
An editorial:
""The Day After Tomorrow" goes beyond the far-fetched into the
preposterous, but the first half delivers enough of what people want
and
expect from disaster pictures, and there are enough money-shot special
effects, that auds probably will be more satisfied than not."
http://news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&cid=1941&u=/variety/20040526/
va fi re/the day after tomorrow&printer=1
Is it really impossible? I don't think so. We just saw a program
about
an island in the Canaries, La Palms< that has a crack running the
length
of the island. It has great potential for a large landslide which
would
cause the very tsunami the movie shows. Nothing is impossible with
God.
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31 May 2004 07:38:19 PM |
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I don't know how many Green Twits they consulted for this movie. I'm sure
they might have talked to a Peta or two, however they consulted ONE
scientist. One.
It is fiction...nothing more.
"TrUlY WoNdRoUs YeS SiReE YeS InDeEdY Do" <trulywondrous2004@yahoo.com.au>
wrote in message news:857d0ce0.0405301943.288fdc0@posting.google.com...
Nothing is impossible !!!
Remember "Waterwporld" -- well the Polar Icecaps are melting ;-)
--
"Besq" <Besq*ns*@ispwest.com> wrote in message
news:<c98eg501k3t@enews2.newsguy.com>...
An editorial:
""The Day After Tomorrow" goes beyond the far-fetched into the
preposterous, but the first half delivers enough of what people want and
expect from disaster pictures, and there are enough money-shot special
effects, that auds probably will be more satisfied than not."
http://news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&cid=1941&u=/variety/20040526/
va fi re/the day after tomorrow&printer=1
Is it really impossible? I don't think so. We just saw a program about
an island in the Canaries, La Palms< that has a crack running the length
of the island. It has great potential for a large landslide which would
cause the very tsunami the movie shows. Nothing is impossible with God.
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31 May 2004 11:05:49 PM |
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On Mon, 31 May 2004 19:38:19 -0500, "DAW" <davew@joink.com> wrote:
I don't know how many Green Twits they consulted for this movie. I'm sure
they might have talked to a Peta or two, however they consulted ONE
scientist. One.
It is fiction...nothing more.
It is based on a book co-written by Art Bell. That should tell you
something right there!
Jane
"TrUlY WoNdRoUs YeS SiReE YeS InDeEdY Do" <trulywondrous2004@yahoo.com.au>
wrote in message news:857d0ce0.0405301943.288fdc0@posting.google.com...
Nothing is impossible !!!
Remember "Waterwporld" -- well the Polar Icecaps are melting ;-)
--
"Besq" <Besq*ns*@ispwest.com> wrote in message
news:<c98eg501k3t@enews2.newsguy.com>...
An editorial:
""The Day After Tomorrow" goes beyond the far-fetched into the
preposterous, but the first half delivers enough of what people want and
expect from disaster pictures, and there are enough money-shot special
effects, that auds probably will be more satisfied than not."
http://news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&cid=1941&u=/variety/20040526/
va fi re/the day after tomorrow&printer=1
Is it really impossible? I don't think so. We just saw a program about
an island in the Canaries, La Palms< that has a crack running the length
of the island. It has great potential for a large landslide which would
cause the very tsunami the movie shows. Nothing is impossible with God.
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31 May 2004 07:33:42 PM |
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Only the Artic.
"TrUlY WoNdRoUs YeS SiReE YeS InDeEdY Do" <trulywondrous2004@yahoo.com.au>
wrote in message news:857d0ce0.0405301943.288fdc0@posting.google.com...
Nothing is impossible !!!
Remember "Waterwporld" -- well the Polar Icecaps are melting ;-)
--
"Besq" <Besq*ns*@ispwest.com> wrote in message
news:<c98eg501k3t@enews2.newsguy.com>...
An editorial:
""The Day After Tomorrow" goes beyond the far-fetched into the
preposterous, but the first half delivers enough of what people want and
expect from disaster pictures, and there are enough money-shot special
effects, that auds probably will be more satisfied than not."
http://news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&cid=1941&u=/variety/20040526/
va fi re/the day after tomorrow&printer=1
Is it really impossible? I don't think so. We just saw a program about
an island in the Canaries, La Palms< that has a crack running the length
of the island. It has great potential for a large landslide which would
cause the very tsunami the movie shows. Nothing is impossible with God.
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