Movies, movies...
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litheraAnyone into Thunderbirds when they were younger? Well, go and take a look. I must say, that car rules, even if it is pink.
Some general stuff about Doc Oc in Spider-man 2 and casting for Punisher. Thomas Jane as Punisher. It can work.
Disney announced that the studio will air a new trailer for this summer's action-packed spectacular Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl 'roadblocked' across its owned-and-affiliated broadcast and synergy properties on Sunday, April 6 at 8:15 pm (7:15 Central). The preview is cleared to air simultaneously on the ABC Television Network, Disney Channel, ABC Family, ESPN (8:15 Pacific; 11:15 Eastern), ESPN 2, ESPNews, ESPN Classic, SOAPnet, Lifetime, Lifetime Movie Network, Lifetime Real Women, A&E, The History Channel, and E! Entertainment Television. The exclusive material will also air in Walt Disney World and Disneyland Resort hotel rooms, on Disney Cruise Lines, on the JumboTrons at Downtown Disney, at various ESPN Zone locations, and on the internet at the film's website (pirates.movies.com). It will also be viewable on the front page of Yahoo!. On ABC, the first look will air during "The Wonderful World of Disney."
Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation and CinemaNow, Inc. today announced they have entered into an agreement to offer Fox films for download via the CinemaNow Website, www.cinemanow.com. CinemaNow will offer Fox's new release titles the same day they become available via traditional pay-per-view outlets, while also making available previously released films from the extensive Fox library. New release titles will be priced at $3.99 for 24 hours of unlimited viewing, and library films will be priced at $2.99 for 24 hours of unlimited viewing.
Wow. I just looked at a preview for Uncanny X-men 421. Alex Summers has been in a coma for awhile. The first page is someone filling him in on what happened in that time. It's mostly X-world stuff. But some of it... isn't. "...and then the second tower fell..."
Tom DeSanto, executive producer of X-Men and its upcoming sequel X2, told The Continuum that the character of Rogue has a definite growth arc that was planned in the first film. "We're sort of going back to the roots of the character before her comfortableness with her sexuality and her sassiness. When Rogue was first brought into the X-Men, she was very timid. She couldn't touch anyone. What not only a physical curse, but an emotional and psychological curse. Eventually, through time and her feeling of family and kinship, she was able to relax and let those self-imposed walls down that she had built up."
Some general stuff about Doc Oc in Spider-man 2 and casting for Punisher. Thomas Jane as Punisher. It can work.
Disney announced that the studio will air a new trailer for this summer's action-packed spectacular Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl 'roadblocked' across its owned-and-affiliated broadcast and synergy properties on Sunday, April 6 at 8:15 pm (7:15 Central). The preview is cleared to air simultaneously on the ABC Television Network, Disney Channel, ABC Family, ESPN (8:15 Pacific; 11:15 Eastern), ESPN 2, ESPNews, ESPN Classic, SOAPnet, Lifetime, Lifetime Movie Network, Lifetime Real Women, A&E, The History Channel, and E! Entertainment Television. The exclusive material will also air in Walt Disney World and Disneyland Resort hotel rooms, on Disney Cruise Lines, on the JumboTrons at Downtown Disney, at various ESPN Zone locations, and on the internet at the film's website (pirates.movies.com). It will also be viewable on the front page of Yahoo!. On ABC, the first look will air during "The Wonderful World of Disney."
Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation and CinemaNow, Inc. today announced they have entered into an agreement to offer Fox films for download via the CinemaNow Website, www.cinemanow.com. CinemaNow will offer Fox's new release titles the same day they become available via traditional pay-per-view outlets, while also making available previously released films from the extensive Fox library. New release titles will be priced at $3.99 for 24 hours of unlimited viewing, and library films will be priced at $2.99 for 24 hours of unlimited viewing.
Wow. I just looked at a preview for Uncanny X-men 421. Alex Summers has been in a coma for awhile. The first page is someone filling him in on what happened in that time. It's mostly X-world stuff. But some of it... isn't. "...and then the second tower fell..."
Tom DeSanto, executive producer of X-Men and its upcoming sequel X2, told The Continuum that the character of Rogue has a definite growth arc that was planned in the first film. "We're sort of going back to the roots of the character before her comfortableness with her sexuality and her sassiness. When Rogue was first brought into the X-Men, she was very timid. She couldn't touch anyone. What not only a physical curse, but an emotional and psychological curse. Eventually, through time and her feeling of family and kinship, she was able to relax and let those self-imposed walls down that she had built up."
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Date: 2003-04-03 09:18 am (UTC)Heh *imagines opening a file cabinet and pulling out a folder with scraps of paper and that photo*
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Date: 2003-04-03 09:23 am (UTC)Recently, Tech TV started rerunning all the shows in order - plus they had all these subtitled facts about the show that are very cool to read. That's when April first got into them. We still wtach them every now and then.
Eff Ay Bee!
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Date: 2003-04-03 09:43 am (UTC)Whee!
Date: 2003-04-03 10:56 am (UTC)Re: Whee!
Date: 2003-04-03 11:11 am (UTC)