Recent content by ibwolf

Most likely this set is a compilation of the existing box sets and disks. In other words, I would expect that box to contain the (individual) releases of The Gathering and In the Beginning along with the 5 Season box sets, the movie box set (containing Thirdspace, A River of Souls and A Call to...

Aw shucks, you're making me blush here :) Anyways, glad you liked it. I've always loved that shot of them ... damnit I still miss that series. Ok, I'm getting off topic here, I'll shut up now.

Re: IT\'S DEAD, JIM? If it's dead with no hope at all, I'm sure JMS would have posted something. This, however, doesn't bode well...

I really like the new wider look, a very positive change. As for the avatars, please discourage the use of animated graphics. They are EXTREMELY annoying. Other then that, great work.

See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wiki#History for the origins of "wiki"

Re: A Call to Arms: Fighting for the original cas Judging by JMS' last post, it sounds like the casting issue is all but settled. Either they've sent out offers to the original cast, or to new ones to replace them. I would like to be hopefull that the various individuals the offers are going...

I'll second that "HELL YEAH!" and raise you an "ABOUT FRELLING TIME"

I spotted these two news bits in yesterday's Studiobriefing over at imdb.com It's disturbing when the viewers of a comedy satire show have a better understanding of politics then those that watch regular news.

Not really. Yes both shows have fugitives on a living ship. The Lexx however is the premier warship of the universe. Moya is an unarmed prison transport. The reasons and circumstances that make them fugitives are also very different. True, both Stanley and Crichton start off being in the wrong...

The 5.1 sound in Farscape is the original mix. Not a remix of an older 2.0 one. That is why it sounds so good. Now unless I'm very much mistaken, both A Call to Arms and Crusade were produced with 5.1 audio tracks, not 2.0 like the rest of B5. Thus the 5.1 tracks on the Crusade DVDs (and ACtA I...

Most e-tailers do a better job of listing the contents then Amazon. See play.com for example. TV box sets will (at a minimum) list the total number of episodes if not a list of the actual episode names. Sometimes there is even a synopsis for each episode, but that's a bit more rare. So you...

Yes, but they could be even thinner :) By now I've flat run out of space for my DVDs ( http://www.dvdaficionado.com/dvds.html?cat=1&sub=All&id=ibwolf ). I guess it's about time to buy some shelfs or something. For my it's sort of the reverse in terms of subtitles. Living in Iceland movies are...

To a point yes. I used to love all the extra stuff, but by now only the very best extras are still worth watching. LotR extended cut DVDs are definately in that category. However for most 'normal' movies I just don't care enough to watch any significant amount of extras anymore. Before you...

Agreed. Movies and TV shows should always be presented in their original aspect ratios. For Crusade that is 4:3. Heck, B5 should have been 4:3 also but that's a subject I'm not willing to get into. This also goes for many old movies. I expect movies like the Maltese Falcon to be 4:3. No one in...

They are not just *his* movies anymore. He does own them in the legal sense, but those movies have long since become a part of our culture and now he's changing them! I wouldn't mind him doing an updated version if he also included the orignal version either via seamless branching or as a...