cb
writes, Just a friendly reminder that “Farscape:
The Peacekeeper Wars” airs Sunday Oct. 17 and Monday
Oct. 18 at 9pm on the Sci-Fi channel. Don’t miss it!
The original submission has been slightly
modified for the same of people who don’t check in on
Saturday.
Halloween Review – Neil Gaiman’s “Neverwhere”
Our review for the 16th, Neil Gaiman’s “Neverwhere”. Imaginative, creepy, and a really good book. A shame I’m reviewing the miniseries.
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Halloween Review – “Sleepy Hollow”
A Tim Burton movie to its core – from Johnny Depp as the lead and a Danny Elfman score right down to bizarre mechanical contraptions.
Detailed Star Wars DVD Changes
chad
writes, If you haven’t already heard about it at
slashdot
or Sci-Fi
Storm, DVDAnswers.com
has a detailed
analysis of the changes between the original,
special edition, and DVD versions of the Star Wars
Episode 4: A New Hope. What’s really neat about
it is that they have screenshots showing the
changes. This is more detailed that the one we
pointed you to before the official release.
Grayson
Like Batman: Dead End before it, Grayson seems intent on proving that fan-filmmakers have a better grasp on Gotham City than the major studios– even if this treatment seems decidedly non-canonical.
UPDATE: An article about the trailer appears here.
Pulpspotting
First published in issues 25, 26, and 27 of the obliviositer and republished in one volume by the author’s Saskatoon-based brown comix in 1998, Pulpspotting presents a slice of a bildungsroman for a pop culture-obsessed age. The manner in which it references pop culture puts it in the twentieth or twenty-first century; the specific references place it in the 1990s. However, the story has a broader appeal than that. At its core, it’s about maturation, and realizing that what you did at 20 no longer seems quite so interesting a few years later.
It’s also about realizing that, below our passionate political and ideological leanings, often lurk more basic impulses and personal motivations.
Lost Discussion “Walkabout”
Things take a left turn into the fantastical when Locke’s backstory is revealed. Well acted and well written, I felt this was one terrific episode.
Comic Review – “Superman: True Brit”
This is an Elseworlds tale based on a story by John
Cleese. You’d think that would have to be funny,
wouldn’t you?
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Halloween Review – “Signs”
Our second M. Night Shyamalan film in the countdown
gets reviewed.
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Smallville Review – “Devoted”
I looks like I’m going to be working late on
Wednesdays from now on, so the rest of this season’s
reviews may come Thursday morning or evening instead
of Wednesday night.
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