This is why I don't watch made-for-tv movies, cuz they do suck.

-Omi

I don't know, grease monkey, but most movies these days are pretty formulaic: the underdog gets beaten, only to make a comeback in the end. Sometimes it's just how it's told that makes things different.

We may have to wait until '07, but just be glad they brought it back... now we don't need these headstones anymore. It would be a kick if the episodes were released to coincide with Christy's planned wedding.

©1984-2006 Toaraga EAM

Thanks for the heads-up; I'll stick with Star Trek.

SS

And that's why I don't have any channels, or a working TV for that matter. The sheer load of garbage out there is mind boggling. I couldn't agree with you more, Binky.

I'll watch anything on TV sono promblem here. I spent at least 12 hourrs of watching Tv on Saturdays

Yes, the writing might be abysmal, the acting might be horrific, the directing might be Bollish... but look on the bright side: there's all those other crew-type people who got paid and/or work experience(so very very crucial in the film industry... it's amazing how much unpaid work you have to do before they start coughing up dough).

... shame it doesn't make the movies themselves any better.

And consider this as well: there are people down in Hollywood South who are paid ridiculous amounts of money just to bang out these awful scripts written around a whole list of exact things the producers/studios want('Tom Cruise leaping from a burning building', 'car chase down I-5', etc.). Which certainly explains a great deal about a lot of movies out there, doesn't it?

And then there's the people who are just plain awful on their own, of course. Always.

So True, Some of the good science movies are on the Discovery Channel (No joke). I liked the one about a super volcano under Yellowstone National Park (end of the world as we know it... again ), That one was okay.

legoguy14

I feel like I've had the equivalent of a neural enema.

That's goin in my sig... One of these days...

LN

why st. louis? and how did they make a black hole? I doubt they had a supernova to work with, or a hopelessly powerful gravity-increasing device....thing.

pathetic how bad movies are these days... which explains why I just stick with monty python.

I feel for ya, Binky. TV movies are rarely any good.

In the sci-fi realm, I'll just stick to Doctor Who. And if you haven't seen any of that yet, you haven't seen awesome sci-fi, in my own humble opinion ... and all of the other rabid Whovians across the globe.

Although I will say that ST:Voyager's good too, as is Stargate, and of course Andromeda and Babylon 5 ...