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I'm guessing this could be a mistake in how the visuals were shown to us. They were constructed in a way that appears to us that they only move in one direction. As for escaping, the shadow vessels are, IIRC, faster than less-advanced ships, and refugee ships probably don't have the capability...

Straight from the horse's mouth (via JMS Speaks on the Lurker's Guide): " Why didn't the Shadows emerge right next to their targets? So they could drive any other ships toward the center, into the killing zone. If they come in into the center, everybody splits in every possible direction, and...

On an unrelated note, Warner Brothers is also a bunch of bitches when it comes to copyright clearance. Even for a simple graduate student film that is going nowhere outside of USC they won't give me clearance for the Harry Potter book covers. They didn't even try charging me; just flat out...

Remember though, Peter doesn't know how he got there and neither do we. He was chained naked in a huge container. We as the audience will have to wait with Peter to figure out how he got there. So there is still mystery...

Definitely give Apropos another chance. It is a hilarious read. The third King Arthur book is okay, but I didn't enjoy it as much as the first two. It just kinda lost its steam.

Has anyone else read any of Peter David's non-B5 stuff? It's quite fun, intelligent, and witty satire. One series, Sir Apropos of Nothing is satire of the heroic epic fantasy whose protagonist is a selfish, despicable, but quite normal and human person who is thrust into heroic situations and...

What is G & S?

Has anyone else seen it yet? I was lucky enough to get to see it for free on Thursday at USC, because they do screenings quite frequently. They did 300 earlier in the spring, but usually they don't do blockbuster movies. Anyway, I quite enjoyed it. The action was superb, even with Paul...

Just watched it, even though I bought it yesterday. I was not eagerly awaiting this DVD. Though I finished another run of B5 in December, I hadn't thought about B5 or even checked B5 sites since then until a month ago, when I barely discovered this thing was happening. I enjoyed it. I do think...

She did write an explanation in Deathly Hallows, early in the book in the chapter about Dumbledore's will.

Kribu, I think the 7th film is f****d. There is absolutely no way I think they can trim this stuff down to and make it have sense and have the same emotional impact. I just hope that whoever directs insists on making it a 3 hour film. As much as I liked the 5th film, it really suffered from...

Man, I can't believe how badly you guys are picking this apart. I loved it. I really don't see any holes than can't be explained if you just think about it. She doesn't have to spell every single little thing out. Wow, I was amazed by the book. She really went all out for this one.

As with all the Harry Potter movies, I have a love/hate relationship, because they always end up really screwing some things up that make no sense and/or completely conflict with the spirit of the book. However, after seeing this one twice, I really like it. It is easily my favorite of the...

It was decent enough. Definitely not as good as the previous films (with the exception of Die Hard 2), but it was entertaining enough. John McClane beating the piss out of a kung fu biatch = awesome. However, the PG-13 rating was pure b.s. Die Hard is inherently R-rated. The studio execs who...

Re: Borat: Cultural Learnings of America For Make. Is it possible to win a lawsuit over a release form they signed but didn't take responsibility to read for themselves?

Re: Borat: Cultural Learnings of America For Make. Borat was most definitely the funniest and most brilliant movie I've seen in a while. His improvisational satire is amazing.

I didn't expect a good story, but I expected great action and was let down. They didn't use their imaginations

I liked it. I didn't think it was as good as Superman II, but it was still pretty enjoyable. I think my only gripe was that it was a little too long. And I think I actually prefer Kevin Spacey as Lex Luthor. Gene Hackman was too cornball funny, whereas Kevin Spacey is darkly funny because he's...

Doh! Just seeing the subject line made me happy, and then...oh well, guess I'll stick to my crappy, generic ringtones that came with my phone...

I thought the movie was merely okay. I didn't hate it, but I didn't like all that much either. It just wasn't anywhere near as good as the second one. And I was not emotionally invested at all. Also, I was really dissapointed with the final battle. When all the mutants attack the X-Men, all...