@icy_one: The last episode of Smallville almost made me lose it with all the Pretty Woman rip off scenes. I was waiting to hear Roy Orbison start singing when "Speedy" got into the car with Oliver.
I can't see how that's better than SGU. #doctorwho
@waytogeaux: Probably because I'm tired of "Destiny is out of X, we're gonna stop at X and some crew members are going to engage in some classic Man vs Nature to retrieve X" which so far has consumed at least 5 of the 6 hours of SGU. SGU doesn't live up to the hype, that's for sure.
Smallville might not be mindblowing television but the producers have never pretended it was. Plus I get a kick out of all the ham-fisted cameos. #doctorwho
@NotChoinski: Look, all you need to know is that Mars base has weapons - what was or was not written in that statement has been addressed by the people who need to address such things. #doctorwho
@NotChoinski: It makes about as much sense as "battle between not only Sylar and Nathan and Sylar and Matt but Peter and Sylar (as Nathan)." #doctorwho
"It's taken me all these years to realise (verb) eating (adjective) stinky (noun) balogna sandwiches (verb) sucks - and they (past tense verb) farted (noun) Pre-Cambrian Vishnu Schist." #doctorwho
Yes this book was the whole reason I read the twilight books, and I thought it was a very good read. The whole set up with the love triangle between her main guy and some jackass does infuriate me at times, and it does get a bit too 'lovey dovey' during some moments, but overall, good story. I keep seeing people say that its basically 'this plot' with 'this add on', but most things are influenced by previous works. Anyway, i would recommend this book even if you hate the twlight mania.
the video reminds me of the videos they played for the clones in 'the island' when they get selected to have their organs harvested. it leaves one with the impression the host will fatten them up so twilight can feed on their now more succulant entrails. it is disturbing.
The Host was an alright read (nothing special) but I'm not convinced it's filmable. The main conflict takes place in one woman's head. How do you show two people talking to each other within one body? Voice-overs? Please tell me they are not planning to film two hours worth of voice-overs.
I was actually rereading this recently. I read this before I read Twilight...and it was the only reason I read Twilight.
It obviously had its flaws...see all comments about her lame characters. I've come to the conclusion that she's never met an interesting person in her life...
...but I pretty much bow down at the altar of Niccols (in a non-sacrilegious way) and totally think he has the ability to pull out the pearls and make something of this.
It was Twilight with pod people body snatchers. Seriously. Main character a female who is self-sacrificing to the point of suicide all in the name of luuurve. Bleh.
I agree that the sci-fi aspect of the book was alright, but I am just so sick of her misogynistic treatment of women. For pete's sake, is there no Starbuck where that woman lives!?
Unfortunately, Meyer's novel isn't all that original. The basic concept is lifted entirely from the children/young adult series "Animorphs" by K.A. Applegate.
The book was fine, but it ran into Meyers complete inability to end a story with anything but the happiest of happy endings, a problem she also had with New Moon.
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Please, bring the show back to the quality that it was in season 1. Oh, and bring back Ashley and kill Kate. #doctorwho
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I can't see how that's better than SGU. #doctorwho
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Smallville might not be mindblowing television but the producers have never pretended it was. Plus I get a kick out of all the ham-fisted cameos. #doctorwho
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*vision of Michael Shanks wearing Hawkman's harness*
*head explodes from unexpected hormone surge* #doctorwho
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...um, what was the point of that quote? (Since when is Dick Cheney writing Dr Who spoliers?) #doctorwho
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"It's taken me all these years to realise (verb) eating (adjective) stinky (noun) balogna sandwiches (verb) sucks - and they (past tense verb) farted (noun) Pre-Cambrian Vishnu Schist." #doctorwho
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It obviously had its flaws...see all comments about her lame characters. I've come to the conclusion that she's never met an interesting person in her life...
...but I pretty much bow down at the altar of Niccols (in a non-sacrilegious way) and totally think he has the ability to pull out the pearls and make something of this.
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It was Twilight with pod people body snatchers. Seriously. Main character a female who is self-sacrificing to the point of suicide all in the name of luuurve. Bleh.
I agree that the sci-fi aspect of the book was alright, but I am just so sick of her misogynistic treatment of women. For pete's sake, is there no Starbuck where that woman lives!?
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The book was fine, but it ran into Meyers complete inability to end a story with anything but the happiest of happy endings, a problem she also had with New Moon.