User Friendly has a recent
strip that outlines three possible ways to get
the Star Trek franchise back on its feet. I
think they each have a real chance for success, so I
thought I’d point them out to our readers.
Author Archives: W. Blaine Dowler
Short Film Review – “Un Chien Andalou”
Somebody contact Jerry Seinfeld: this is what a show
about nothing really look like.
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Comic Review – “Headstatic”
This is a comic format anthology, with a little bit
of everything.
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Weekly Comics Discussion
The shipping
list for this week includes such gems as
Green Lantern Rebirth #4, Daredevil
#70, and Essential Luke Cage Vol. 1.
Other items of interest include Astonishing X-Men
#8, She-Hulk #12, JLA Classified
#4, and trade paperbacks for X-Men: Day of
the Atom, Sabretooth: Open Season,
Batman: War Games Act One, and new printings
of three volumes of Sin City, no doubt meant
to ensure that related product is available when the
movie comes out later this year.
Tru Calling to return
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writes, Well, I’m not sure this tidbit is worthy
of a whole article, but I saw this on FOX’s FAQ page:
4. Where is “TRU CALLING” – when will the show be
back on the air?
ANSWER:
TRU CALLING will return to the schedule with ALL-NEW
episodes sometime in 2005!!
I had heard that the show’s return would depend on
DVD sales. I guess they sold.
TV Review – “Dead Like Me: Season One”
Like dark humour? Look at this.
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Movie Review – “Daredevil: Director’s Cut”
Be warned: This review spoils the theatrical cut,
assuming you’ve already seen it. There are minor
spoilers for the Director’s Cut, too, but most are of
the “this bit is missing and/or different” variety.
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Weekly DVD Picks
There may be slim pickings in the non-genre stuff
this week, but the genre is looking good.
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Movie Review – “Harvey”
One of the classics. I may be bending the genre
rules just a bit, but this is a great movie.
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Movie Review – “Catwoman”
I’ve finally seen this comic adaptation. I finally understand all this talk about the biggest mistake of Halle Berry’s career.
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