Sunshine. Started out as a promising SF thriller in the tradition of Silent Running, then took an abrupt nosedive into sub-Event Horizon / Freddy-Krueger-in-space bullshit, with an ending so saccharine it made Armageddon look like Solaris. Barf.
Sunshine. Started out as a promising SF thriller in the tradition of Silent Running, then took an abrupt nosedive into sub-Event Horizon / Freddy-Krueger-in-space bullshit, with an ending so saccharine it made Armageddon look like Solaris. Barf.
They should have ended that show after the first season. We would all be speaking about it in awe as one of the greatest shows ever. Instead we always talk about what a clusterfuck it was.
Heroes.
John Sheridan, aka Starkiller.
Unwittingly, Ender.
Interest is piqued.
Amazing - that car was actually using a signal whilst making a lane change.
All three Lord of the Rings films are just amazing in the theater. The Mines of Moria, The Siege of Isengard, the Battle of Helm's Deep, the Battles of the Pelennor Fields and Morannon. Just spectacular.
Avatar.
Christopher Walken as King Louie?! SOLD.
I can't help but blame the fact that we have increasingly single-minded exposure to the world thanks to dedicated politically slanted news channels and other media.
John Carpenter. Straight up horror (Halloween, In the Mouth of Madness, The Fog, Christine), straight up action (Assault on Precinct 13), science fiction horror (Prince of Darkness, The Thing), fantasy martial arts (Big Trouble In Little China), science fiction action (Escape From NY, They Live), science fiction…
J. Michael Straczynski: He-Man and the Masters of the Universe (9 Episodes), She-Ra: Princess of Power (9 Episodes), Jayce and the Wheeled Warriors (13 Episodes), Captain Power and the Soldiers of the Future (16 Episodes), The Twilight Zone [1986-1989] (13 Episodes), The Real Ghostbusters (21 Episodes), Babylon 5 (93…
Do actors count? I've always maintained you can tell a lot about a person based on which film they associate with Tim Curry.
Joss Whedon has to be thrown in there
I gotta say, Miyazaki has a magical touch. His films are all so different, yet amazing.
But only because the Jedi are supreme idiots who actually went to war alongside a mysterious army supposedly created by one of theirs who mysteriously disappeared and was supposed to be dead when the army was comissioned and that they knew their current enemy had an hand in creating. (Fett tells Obi-Wan that Dooku,…
Palpatine
Shosanna Dreyfus. Burn, baby, burn.