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QUOTE (Jack Aubrey @ Apr 30 2007, 07:19 AM) This just in from Movie Web: QUOTE According to Variety, Russell Crowe will star as the Sheriff in Ridley Scott's new drama Nottingham. Produced by Brian Grazer, this unique take on the Robin Hood myth finds Crowe's noble and brave lawman working for a shady king. The upstanding enforcement officer will also engage himself in a love triangle between Maid Marion and Robin Hood. The script was written by Showtime's Sleeper Cell creators Ethan Reiff and Cyrus Voris. Russell Crowe became attached when Universal picked up the spec screenplay. Scott plans on directing the movie as soon as he finishes his untitled CIA thriller for Warner Brothers, which stars Leonardo DiCaprio. Production on Nottingham begins in 2008. Well, anything directed by Ridley Scott is enough to draw me in. Just as long as he doesn't put Crowe in green tights. Have you seen A Good Year.....w/Crowe directed by Scott?

Everything after Blood Sugar......except Californication, isn't worth a shit.

QUOTE (Mustard Death @ Apr 21 2007, 10:28 PM) Uplift Mofo Party Plan, definitely. Although I enjoyed Mother's Milk and Blood Sugar too... Everything after One Hot Minute (and most of that album, too) was pretty boring to me though. Ditto.....

QUOTE (Snowdog @ Apr 16 2007, 06:18 PM) I agree with the sentiments on Leo, he has become a very good actor. I think Wahlberg has really come into his own as an actor too. Two great performances. And of course, Nicholson is always good. I didn't see that ending coming Me too.....he was good in Gangs Of New York, Blood Diamond, The Departed and Catch Me If You Can........I think people rag on him because he looks like a Backstreet Boy...

Awesome movie....saw it the other night.......

Caddyshack was funnier.....

QUOTE (JohnnyBlaze @ Jan 1 2007, 12:54 PM) THE PARTY with Peter Sellers. Anyone that has seen this, I'm willing to bet, likes it or loves it. And anyone that hasn't seen it, needs to rent it. Agreed.......priceless comedy......

QUOTE (treeduck @ Apr 14 2007, 12:28 PM) QUOTE (WCFIELDS @ Apr 14 2007, 11:28 AM) Not to thread jack.....but what's with all the U2 references in the VT review above...... There's a similarity with some of the guitars in Ceiling Unlimited and a U2 song...I think it's I will Follow, but I'm no U2 fan so I'm not sure... There are 4 songs in that review that have comparisions to U2....that's why I asked. For the record....I hate U2.......no offense to any fans on the board.

Not to thread jack.....but what's with all the U2 references in the VT review above......

QUOTE (lerkst @ Apr 13 2007, 02:59 PM) If any of you consider this a review---go jump out the window. All I get from this post, besides having my time WASTED, was that some guy listened to the album. And honestly, it doesn't even appear that this guy is much of a Rush fan--yes, he mentioned Cygnus--, he just rambles on about describing the music Reading the post (seriously, read it again and you'll agree), he just describes Test for Echo. Oh my.....

QUOTE (Coltonz @ Apr 13 2007, 04:44 PM) Hmm.. I'm not sure about some of the things said in that "review"... I was kinda looking forward to alot of uptempo stuff on this record.. I love the tempo in Far Cry.. Is that considered "uptempo" or "midtempo"? I was very curious about Spindrift... I listened to the clip on Rush.com and it was kinda slow, unlike what I had expected.. Fellow Rush fans please give me some reassurance!!! Do alot of you feel this way before an album is released? Nope.....I'm totally pumped....loved what I've heard so far......

QUOTE (lerkst @ Apr 13 2007, 02:59 PM) If any of you consider this a review---go jump out the window. All I get from this post, besides having my time WASTED, was that some guy listened to the album. And honestly, it doesn't even appear that this guy is much of a Rush fan--yes, he mentioned Cygnus--, he just rambles on about describing the music Reading the post (seriously, read it again and you'll agree), he just describes Test for Echo. It's more of a summary than a review.....don't think we should slam the guy, he is sharing some info with us. Besides....pretty hard to give a solid review after 1 listen......

QUOTE (treeduck @ Apr 13 2007, 02:29 PM) QUOTE (Kudzu @ Apr 13 2007, 02:21 PM) QUOTE (amalignantfarcry @ Apr 13 2007, 11:02 AM) With all due respect Pedro2112 I would say Peart leaned Libertarian say 15-20 years ago. He said in Roadshow that he is "Left Leaning Libertarian". I don't find a single thing he says these days (especially after moving to very left leaning southern California) that shows him as a Libertarian or a Centrist, nevermind right leaning in any way. He goes out of his way to let everyone know how he has no faith in God, I guess my point is he has become so preachy about it. A subtle reference once in a while was fine, but now he is doing an entire album about it. I think we get the point Neil. From Freewill to The Big Wheel..I got the point. You do not believe in a ready made faith. 10-4. Why do you find an agnostic rock band more objectionable than a Christian rock band? This album isn't a change of stripes for Rush any more than Slaughterhouse-Five was a change of stripes for the late Kurt Vonnegut, Jr. This is the band finally confronting this spiritual angst head-on. Good on them. On their own the lyrics are just average poetry... As Neil says he spends about 1% of his overall time in Rush on the lyrics and they're about 1% important. Yeah they're required, but they're just a means to an end - ie sometihng for Geddy to sing... This is about the music baby... I would say the lyrics are slightly more important than you think.....they aren't just something thrown together for Geddy to sing........man there are some comments on theis board......unreal.

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QUOTE (amalignantfarcry @ Apr 13 2007, 01:02 PM) With all due respect Pedro2112 I would say Peart leaned Libertarian say 15-20 years ago. He said in Roadshow that he is "Left Leaning Libertarian". I don't find a single thing he says these days (especially after moving to very left leaning southern California) that shows him as a Libertarian or a Centrist, nevermind right leaning in any way. He goes out of his way to let everyone know how he has no faith in God, I guess my point is he has become so preachy about it. A subtle reference once in a while was fine, but now he is doing an entire album about it. I think we get the point Neil. From Freewill to The Big Wheel..I got the point. You do not believe in a ready made faith. 10-4. When you say "he is doing an entire album about it".....does that mean you have all the song lyrics from the new album....?

QUOTE (Ru5h F@n @ Apr 6 2007, 07:49 PM) Casino Royale with Daniel Craig. I hate that jerk. That's your most hated?

For what it's worth....I also liked Contact.....great movie.

A Good Year......

FHL definately isn't an album to turn people on to KX.....

Please Come Home Mr. Bulbous is an exceptional album....althought the production is a little weak.

Check this out..... Found this torrent on mininova....here is the description ---------------------------------------------------- Don't ask me how or where I got this, just take it and give it a listen. With these 5 instrumental demos you'll get a pretty good impression of the new Dream Theater album "Systematic Chaos". The sound quality is excellent! (CD quality I would say) Track listing: 01. In The Presence Of Enemies (12:15) 02. Forsaken (10:58) 03. The Dark Eternal Night (11:12) 04. Repentance (10:59) 05. Prophets Of War (10:50) Total time: 56:14 Bitrate: 320 kbps Download size: 128,74 MB Tracker: Komodo Village

Accelerated Evolution is brilliant.......one of my fav albums.

Spielberg is easily one of the best directors ever......like him or not.

QUOTE (rushman14 @ Apr 4 2007, 07:52 PM) the self titled 4th album is the shit ...yes very good also.

Their best album is Gretchen Goes To Nebraska.... I also really like Dogman and Please Come Home Mr.Bulbous.