Quote from: Jane on April 15, 2010, 11:24:39 AMDR Matt H, I agree with your comments about Human Target & the guest cast. As for Modern Family, while they all make me laugh, Cam for his exuberance makes me laugh the most.We were disappointed with GLEE. As much as we enjoyed the Vogue thing at the end we had no idea what it was for, not that I'm complaining.I was not disappointed with GLEE overall. The show has been off for four months, and they had to do an episode that reestablished the show's central movers and shakers, cram in some musical numbers, and introduce two new characters in addition to giving face time to some changes in relationships. My biggest disappointment was that Matthew Morrison didn't get to sing Diamond's "Hello, Again" on his own instead of barely singing along to the recording. Overall, I thought the episode did a good job (not great, mind you) in jump starting the show for the last third of its season.But the writing was as sassy as ever, and the melodramatic plot strands which are a hallmark of the show were revved back up: different players now in some of the antics, but the tone is still what it was."Vogue," of course, was a preview for next week's all-Madonna song episode of the show.
DR Matt H, I agree with your comments about Human Target & the guest cast. As for Modern Family, while they all make me laugh, Cam for his exuberance makes me laugh the most.We were disappointed with GLEE. As much as we enjoyed the Vogue thing at the end we had no idea what it was for, not that I'm complaining.
Quote from: JRand59 on April 15, 2010, 10:43:55 AMI am trying to figure out DR LULU's avatar..... It's me, with, um...enhanced...hair. (Okay...it's a wig!)
I am trying to figure out DR LULU's avatar.....
http://www.siouxcityjournal.com/news/local/article_7b0149f2-f094-510a-97da-b18c69b62bdd.htmlTonight I'm going to the placard hearings to see if we can save some old buildings that the city wants to tear down. Hopefully we can at least save the synagogue. I hear it really isn't in that bad of shape They Kill Dogs, They Kill Pigeons, They Tear Down Houses.....They are the City Council....run for your lives
Quote from: John G. on April 15, 2010, 02:48:53 PMQuote from: George on April 15, 2010, 02:13:44 PMQuote from: Matt H. on April 15, 2010, 01:35:55 PMLunch started late and ran very long, so when I got in, I didn't have time to do anything except watch TOMBSTONE. It has a simply brilliant cast of actors. Val Kilmer steals every scene as Doc Holiday in what must be his best-ever film performance. I didn't even remember Dana Delany being in this. But all these actors who have gone on to great fame pop up in fairly small roles (Thomas Haden Church, Jason Priestley, Jon Tenney). Just marvelous.I don't usually care much for Cosmatos as a director, but he does a professional job here.I still don't think this holds a candle to Costner's WYATT EARP or MY DARLING CLEMENTINE (which has a lot of fictional elements to it but is such a classic.)And speaking of Kevin Costner...EXCLUSIVE: Dances With Wolves, the Musical, Is On the Horizon.I hope they cut the running length by a few days.Not bloody well likely:QuoteHe [Matt Murphy, who has acquired the stage rights to Michael Blake's 1986 book] called Dances With Wolves, the musical, "an epic dramatic musical." A large cast and expansive design elements are envisioned."There is no way to do Dances With Wolves, which is essentially a Western on stage, without it being spectacular and epic in scope," Murphy said.
Quote from: George on April 15, 2010, 02:13:44 PMQuote from: Matt H. on April 15, 2010, 01:35:55 PMLunch started late and ran very long, so when I got in, I didn't have time to do anything except watch TOMBSTONE. It has a simply brilliant cast of actors. Val Kilmer steals every scene as Doc Holiday in what must be his best-ever film performance. I didn't even remember Dana Delany being in this. But all these actors who have gone on to great fame pop up in fairly small roles (Thomas Haden Church, Jason Priestley, Jon Tenney). Just marvelous.I don't usually care much for Cosmatos as a director, but he does a professional job here.I still don't think this holds a candle to Costner's WYATT EARP or MY DARLING CLEMENTINE (which has a lot of fictional elements to it but is such a classic.)And speaking of Kevin Costner...EXCLUSIVE: Dances With Wolves, the Musical, Is On the Horizon.I hope they cut the running length by a few days.
Quote from: Matt H. on April 15, 2010, 01:35:55 PMLunch started late and ran very long, so when I got in, I didn't have time to do anything except watch TOMBSTONE. It has a simply brilliant cast of actors. Val Kilmer steals every scene as Doc Holiday in what must be his best-ever film performance. I didn't even remember Dana Delany being in this. But all these actors who have gone on to great fame pop up in fairly small roles (Thomas Haden Church, Jason Priestley, Jon Tenney). Just marvelous.I don't usually care much for Cosmatos as a director, but he does a professional job here.I still don't think this holds a candle to Costner's WYATT EARP or MY DARLING CLEMENTINE (which has a lot of fictional elements to it but is such a classic.)And speaking of Kevin Costner...EXCLUSIVE: Dances With Wolves, the Musical, Is On the Horizon.
Lunch started late and ran very long, so when I got in, I didn't have time to do anything except watch TOMBSTONE. It has a simply brilliant cast of actors. Val Kilmer steals every scene as Doc Holiday in what must be his best-ever film performance. I didn't even remember Dana Delany being in this. But all these actors who have gone on to great fame pop up in fairly small roles (Thomas Haden Church, Jason Priestley, Jon Tenney). Just marvelous.I don't usually care much for Cosmatos as a director, but he does a professional job here.I still don't think this holds a candle to Costner's WYATT EARP or MY DARLING CLEMENTINE (which has a lot of fictional elements to it but is such a classic.)
He [Matt Murphy, who has acquired the stage rights to Michael Blake's 1986 book] called Dances With Wolves, the musical, "an epic dramatic musical." A large cast and expansive design elements are envisioned."There is no way to do Dances With Wolves, which is essentially a Western on stage, without it being spectacular and epic in scope," Murphy said.
I liked the GLEE episode last night.I liked Finn's "Hello I Love You" very much....
Jane, they pulled me aside, and then had me open each container.
Quote from: Jane on April 15, 2010, 11:24:39 AMDR Matt H, I agree with your comments about Human Target & the guest cast. As for Modern Family, while they all make me laugh, Cam for his exuberance makes me laugh the most.We were disappointed with GLEE. As much as we enjoyed the Vogue thing at the end we had no idea what it was for, not that I'm complaining.It what ways were you disappointed in GLEE? The Vogue thing is just a preview for next week's Madonna show, where it should make sense.
Jane, they pulled me aside, and then had me open each container. The TSA agent held some kind of litmus-type paper over each container opening (or touched it to the contents -- I don't remember).
Quote from: John G. on April 15, 2010, 06:19:18 AMCan't wait to read this one myself. I was 94 among reservations at the library yesterday (about of 30 copies). And the movie of "Dragon Tattoo" opens here Friday. I won't be able to see what place i am in for a reservation until the book comes out in may.re: the movie opening on friday. Which version is it?Is it this one:http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1132620/I saw this one in french with french subtitles.
Can't wait to read this one myself. I was 94 among reservations at the library yesterday (about of 30 copies). And the movie of "Dragon Tattoo" opens here Friday.
Quote from: George on April 15, 2010, 03:37:32 PMQuote from: John G. on April 15, 2010, 02:48:53 PMQuote from: George on April 15, 2010, 02:13:44 PMQuote from: Matt H. on April 15, 2010, 01:35:55 PMLunch started late and ran very long, so when I got in, I didn't have time to do anything except watch TOMBSTONE. It has a simply brilliant cast of actors. Val Kilmer steals every scene as Doc Holiday in what must be his best-ever film performance. I didn't even remember Dana Delany being in this. But all these actors who have gone on to great fame pop up in fairly small roles (Thomas Haden Church, Jason Priestley, Jon Tenney). Just marvelous.I don't usually care much for Cosmatos as a director, but he does a professional job here.I still don't think this holds a candle to Costner's WYATT EARP or MY DARLING CLEMENTINE (which has a lot of fictional elements to it but is such a classic.)And speaking of Kevin Costner...EXCLUSIVE: Dances With Wolves, the Musical, Is On the Horizon.I hope they cut the running length by a few days.Not bloody well likely:QuoteHe [Matt Murphy, who has acquired the stage rights to Michael Blake's 1986 book] called Dances With Wolves, the musical, "an epic dramatic musical." A large cast and expansive design elements are envisioned."There is no way to do Dances With Wolves, which is essentially a Western on stage, without it being spectacular and epic in scope," Murphy said. They could do it on the radio.
DR Jennifer, I agree with your "lame" comments regarding GLEE. That whole bit bothered me as much as it bothered you.
Quote from: Jane on April 15, 2010, 03:52:23 PMDR Jennifer, I agree with your "lame" comments regarding GLEE. That whole bit bothered me as much as it bothered you.Geez, next thing you'll be complaining about golf players.der Brucer...or Larry King
Quote from: Cillaliz on April 15, 2010, 02:15:06 PMhttp://www.siouxcityjournal.com/news/local/article_7b0149f2-f094-510a-97da-b18c69b62bdd.htmlTonight I'm going to the placard hearings to see if we can save some old buildings that the city wants to tear down. Hopefully we can at least save the synagogue. I hear it really isn't in that bad of shape They Kill Dogs, They Kill Pigeons, They Tear Down Houses.....They are the City Council....run for your livesI've never seen a synagogue like that. The building is great-VIBES IT IS NOT TORN DOWN!!!Will you be sharing a link to an article tomorrow with your quote?
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