orfilms@gmail.com (slashfilm.com) brings more details:
The live-action Akira remains a priority project at Warner Bros, according to producer Andrew Lazar , but if it does get the green light, it won t be any time soon. [ AnimeNewsNetwork ]
Still not being convinced, Peter Abraham replies:
Theo and Cash smell blood but neither will overpay. The market just set by Philly w/the Lee trade is a buyers market. Young in control Cy Young winner for 4 decent, not top, prospects.
But dpoland says that's not all:
And that may become the case with GI Joe. What they don't want it Speed Racer.But again, the big mistake WB made on Speed was trying to go 4-quadrant. It could have been a family hit. And this one can be a family hit, whether it is the best or worst film of all time.
Thinking that's not all, dpoland adds:
But word around the studio is that the movie is so incredibly bad that it may be a comic delight, worthy of multiple viewings from those who hate it the most. Really. The kind of film that will end up as a Midnight Movie and have friends doing shots everything some catch phrase is uttered or a machine does something only possible via CG magic.
Peter Abraham does not seem to agree with this. In his own words:
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For this reason, Peter Abraham says:
PRPaulyMike July 29th, 2009 at 2:53 pm I m out here in So Cal and I m hearing Heath Bell is a lock to be a Yankee before the day is over.
But dpoland says that's not all:
Posted by: Wrecktum at July 29, 2009 04:26 PM If, of course, you were talking to your best bud at Uni and he said "I saw G.I. Joe today and it's a lot of fun and kids will love it" you'd naturally excoriate Breznican piece and call him Nikkiesque. I assume.
In contrast, Peter Abraham replies:
To give up Joba is to create a hole in the 2009 Yankees. I understand that he will hit his innings limit, but the 2009 regular season rotation will still have Sergio Mitre and Andy Petttite at the back end even with that deal.
Similarly, Peter Abraham adds:
KennyH123 July 29th, 2009 at 2:45 pm Joba AND Montero? Why stop there? maybe they ll bite if we throw in McAllister, Jackson, Romine, Melancon and Robertson too?.. we can t take any chances. And wouldn t it be fun to watch Montero tear up the AL for the next two decades, doing his best Albert Pujols impersonation, and getting to hear Michael Kay say ..and now here s the great Jesus Montero hitting as everyone knows, the Yankees had this guy in their farm system and somehow traded him
However, Melissa states that:
Once we arrived, I was a little overwhelmed, but found great comfort in the fact that Justin felt much the same way I did about baseball. The two of us were probably the only people in a twenty five-mile radius not fitted out in officially licensed major league apparel.
Meanwhile, dpoland came up with this idea:
Does this make any sense to you?Posted by: David Poland at July 29, 2009 04:03 PM The first Mummy was kind of fun and the second was terrible. I was willing to give G.I. Joe a chance until Jeff reminded me that Sommers also directed Van Helsing , which I can say without hyperbole is among the worst movies I have ever paid money to see. But holy crap does Sienna Miller look hot, so it still might happen. P.S. I give David a lot of crap about what he chooses to write about but this post seems lighthearted and fine.
dpoland tells the real story:
To your Insider: Please. You know exactly what you have here and getting angry at me isn't going to fix the problem. If this was "nothing but rumors, speculation and gossip," I wouldn't have printed it. And unlike many, it has nothing to do with how I personally feel about it... since I feel nothing about it... haven't seen the movie... don't much care, except for how a failure could cost jobs that will be lost first by people who haven't earned the blame.
Emily Caldwell does a quick recap:
Average: $2.50/pound with champions; $2.33/pound without Grand champion: Brittney Host Bid: $4.60 Weight: 71 pounds
Brian Szczerbinski brings more details:
While there was little debate surrounding this year s ceremonies, there will soon be some highly contentious year s coming up. It s only a matter of time before droves of highly qualified hall of fame candidates with performance enhancing drug records find themselves on voters lists. And how do the National Baseball Hall of Fame voters handle these athletes? Currently, they have decided to keep them far away from Cooperstown. But I think they should look at those athletes differently as well as Pete Rose.
Brian Szczerbinski shows how it is done:
While there was little debate surrounding this year s ceremonies, there will soon be some highly contentious year s coming up. It s only a matter of time before droves of highly qualified hall of fame candidates with performance enhancing drug records find themselves on voters lists. And how do the National Baseball Hall of Fame voters handle these athletes? Currently, they have decided to keep them far away from Cooperstown. But I think they should look at those athletes differently as well as Pete Rose.
Emily Caldwell comes with a new idea:
Buyer: B B Tree Service Grand champion born raised: Matt Borland Bid: $2.85/pound Weight: 1,174 pounds
orfilms@gmail.com (slashfilm.com) can't forget that:
Didn t get to Flynn s Arcade at Comic Con? Now you can hear the entire first track from the Tron Legacy soundtrack by Daft Punk . I ve had this on repeat all morning. [ Latino Review ]
orfilms@gmail.com (slashfilm.com) objects:
The live-action Akira remains a priority project at Warner Bros, according to producer Andrew Lazar , but if it does get the green light, it won t be any time soon. [ AnimeNewsNetwork ]
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orfilms@gmail.com (slashfilm.com) Peter Abraham dpoland Melissa Emily Caldwell Brian Szczerbinski
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