Stephen King Movie Marathon
family
planning to show a Stephen King movie marathon, of all the Children of the
Corn series!
What ever happened to imagine greater, or even Saturday, the scariest night
on television?
*FAMILY* we're all here, because we're not all there.
Raymond Feist
"family" <brit...@bresnan.net> wrote:
Marathons are common on cable stations during holiday weekends. Spike
ran nine hours of Band of Brothers today, for example. It's cheaper,
easier, and no one is home watching.
Best, R.E.F.
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family
"Raymond Feist" <ray...@nospam.bittersea.com> wrote in message
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Marathons are common on cable stations during holiday weekends.
Spike ran nine hours of Band of Brothers today, for example.
It's cheaper, easier, and no one is home watching.
True enough, but is the Children of the Corn,
the very best that the Syfy channel can do ?
Raymond Feist
"family" <brit...@bresnan.net> wrote:
"Best" is a subjective judgement. From the point-of-view of
Universal/NBC stockholders, "best" is "make the most profit from the
least expense."
JKconey
writings, and books, but with a couple of exceptions (Shining, Green Mile,
Shawshank) his movies are just awful trash.
"family" <brit...@bresnan.net> wrote in message
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Stewart
> In article <HsudnWd9v7J_zjjX...@bresnan.com>,
> "family" <brit...@bresnan.net> wrote:
>
>> "Raymond Feist" <ray...@nospam.bittersea.com> wrote in message
>> news:raymond-6A4B9D...@news.giganews.com...
>> Marathons are common on cable stations during holiday weekends.
>> Spike ran nine hours of Band of Brothers today, for example.
>> It's cheaper, easier, and no one is home watching.
>>
>>
>>
>> True enough, but is the Children of the Corn,
>> the very best that the Syfy channel can do ?
>
> "Best" is a subjective judgement. From the point-of-view of
> Universal/NBC stockholders, "best" is "make the most profit from the
> least expense."
That is exactly what they are in business for.
XODDI
"JKconey" <theconey...@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> I'm sure I'll find few that will disagree... I'm a big fan of his
> writings, and books, but with a couple of exceptions (Shining, Green Mile,
> Shawshank) his movies are just awful trash.
I think that one should consider "The Shining" a Stanley Kubrick film,
rather than a Stephen King adaptation.
It's like Gainsborough's "Blue Boy". Nobody remembers who that little dude
was, but it's a fucking GAINSBOROUGH, man.