Eryk Davis Ester
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For particularly good "serious" Fraser, check out The Quiet American, also starring Michael Caine.
From: Liberty City | Registered: Jul 2003
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1st ten-twelve minutes of this year's Tony Awards= best opening to any awards programs... ever!
From: Knoxville, TN | Registered: Jul 2003
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Fraser was also in Crash right? I haven't seen that one yet.
From: Tampa | Registered: Mar 2004
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Eryk Davis Ester
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Yeah, he's in it, but I haven't seen it either. Everytime I think about watching it I get flashbacks of horrible James Spader movie with the same title.
From: Liberty City | Registered: Jul 2003
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*dragging a topic started in What Are You Reading*
Speaking of Appalachian area being one of the poorest areas in the US...has anyone seen SQUIDBILLIES??? It's in the Appalachian part of Georgia.
Adult Swim show that is hilarious! I just found out about and have been watching episodes on Adult Swim's website and You Tube. Never heard of it until recently. I'm not a big fan of cartoons (Simpsons, South Park) but this one really hooked me.
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Eureka returns tonight. Definately gonna be watching that. Even get to see it on the TV since the braves are on peachtree tv, which apparantly isn't available inside the US except in the atlanta area, but available in canada and everywhere else. peachbastards.
-------------------- Damn you, you kids! Get off my lawn or I'm callin' tha cops!
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Well, I'm NOT watching the Stanley Cup final as my poor 13 inch tv and convertor does not seem to be able to pick up a signal, sigh.
For $5.99 at the Rite-Aid I did pick up a DVD package of 20 old spaghetti and early tv westerns. Some fairly good stars in them, though the quality of the recordings is generally bad, some of the stories have been clever.
I highly recommend "Any Gun Can Play" with Ed "Kookie" Brynnes. Double and triple crosses all over as different factions try to track down hidden gold stolen from a military train.
From: East Toledo | Registered: Jul 2003
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I watched the last 45 minutes of "Animal House" with my wife and the 6-year old and all laughed our @$$e$ off! "NO PRISONERS!"
-------------------- ...but you don't have a moment where you're sitting there staring at a table full of twenty-five characters with little name signs that say, "Hi, my superpower is confusing you!"
From: Chicago, IL | Registered: Jul 2004
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I did watch the entire NBA Playoffs. I'm a basketball fanatic and a big Orlando Magic fan (i live an hour away). Never had so much excitement and heartbreak.
ANYWAYS, just watched the Red Violin last night. Great movie! Very well done! I may buy the DVD.
From: Tampa | Registered: Mar 2004
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enjoying weekend #2 of a Degrassi TNG marathon on the "N" network,..was a huge fan of the original Degrassi back in the day and i got hooked on the new show. all month long the "N" has been running back to back episodes especially on the weekends from season 1 thru mid-season 8 gearing up for new episodes starting in July. it's my new gulity pleasure.
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I recently bought the complete series DVD set of Drak Pack, a cartoon I absolutely loved when I was eleven.
The premise was that young descendants of Dracula, Frankenstein's monster and the werewolf become super-heroes.
The dialogue is some of the best in the Saturday morning genre of the time, full of alliteration, puns and cleverly-turned phrases.
My problem with the series is that the three protagonists (Drak, Frankie and Howler) sometimes appear as humans and sometimes as the more recognizable forms. In human form they have no powers, yet they frequently go into dangerous situations. Even in human form they refer to each other as Drak, Frankie and Howler, so there seems no point in them having "secret identities".
I really enjoy watching it again, but the plot hole is just huge.
-------------------- The only character in all of literature who has been described as "badnass" while using the phrase "vile miscreant."
From: The Pyngwyn Colonies of Planet Hyustyn | Registered: Aug 2005
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