Re: EARTHSTORM -- Easter Sunday on Sci-Fi!!

"Anim8rFSK" <ANIM8Rfsk@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> "Arthur Lipscomb" <arthur@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>
> I had THE CORE on DVR.  It was so astoundingly bad, pan & scan, I kept
> laughing so hard I had to turn it off.  After getting about half way
> through in several viewing sessions, I decided "I need to own this" and
> ponied up for the letterbox DVD.
>
> Guess what?  It wasn't NEARLY as funny letterbox with a beautiful
> picture.  It was boring, annoying, sad, and pathetic.  But not nearly as
> funny.

OMG.  Martha, our little boy is growing up :(

I actually made it about half way through The Core the other night, up
until 
they hit the hollow area in the earth's mantle (that the computer wasn't 
programmed to interpret).

It was all the people jerking forward when they hit the empty space - and 
suddenly accelerated - that overloaded my brain cell. I really enjoyed 
watching actors' hairstyles change from scene to scene, especially when it

gets shorter.

(BTW I was watching a Lifetime movie this weekend that made it to the :45 
minute mark, but had a great continuity gaffe.  Newly widowed "I'll show 
them I can do it" woman is building a deck, wearing sandals while nailing
a 
board into place, hits her thumb, jumps up wearing tennis shoes.)

Did you by any chance watch one of the sequels to one of my favorite funny

sci-fi movies of all time, "Species"?  I'm wondering whether to rent
Species 
II, as it apparently has the same stars as Species and you get to see them

at least once or twice.