One of the things that annoys me about the Family Guy DVD sets, is that after Volume Two, they stopped saying what season the episodes are from. So I'm going to list the seasons here.
Volume One has both Season 1 and Season 2
Volume Two is Season 3
Volume Three is the first part of Season 4
Volume Four is the second part of Season 4
Volume Five is the first part of Season 5
Monday, November 05, 2007
Friday, October 05, 2007
"head" earrings
I found this picture on another site, and thought it was funny. Those who aren't familiar with HTML might not see the humor in this picture; but those that are will understand why it's funny.
Wednesday, October 03, 2007
Highlander: The Source - sucks on Sci-Fi
As you may or may not know, Highlander: The Source is the fifth movie in the Highlander film series. But unlike the others, this was the first Highlander film in the franchise to debut on television instead of in the movie theaters, in America.
Highlander: The Source aired on the Sci-Fi Channel and I had the opportunity to watch it. This is what I have to say:
Between the commercial interruptions and the censoring of certain words and phrases, which were done poorly with brief pauses of audio, this movie was horribly done. Highlander: The Source would have been presented better in a movie theater, but Sci-Fi (owned by NBC) bought the rights to the film. They own Highlander: The Source and thus were able to make the unreasonable demand of debuting it on their channel, instead of in theaters.
Highlander: The Source was a big disappointment, and makes me sick. Also, the audio quality on the Sci-Fi Channel in general was horrid. The gamma* seemed a little off, possibly if the movie was shown in theaters, it would have had a better picture quality as well as an audio quality. But who knows, the film itself may have been that way too. We'll never know, unless a DVD comes out showing the film in it's original quality; when it was intended for theaters, before the decision to air it on TV was chosen.
* Gamma are the RGB (red, green, blue) values, which are the three colors of light that make up all the other colors. All colors you see in films are made up of red, green, and blue mixes.
Highlander: The Source aired on the Sci-Fi Channel and I had the opportunity to watch it. This is what I have to say:
Between the commercial interruptions and the censoring of certain words and phrases, which were done poorly with brief pauses of audio, this movie was horribly done. Highlander: The Source would have been presented better in a movie theater, but Sci-Fi (owned by NBC) bought the rights to the film. They own Highlander: The Source and thus were able to make the unreasonable demand of debuting it on their channel, instead of in theaters.
Highlander: The Source was a big disappointment, and makes me sick. Also, the audio quality on the Sci-Fi Channel in general was horrid. The gamma* seemed a little off, possibly if the movie was shown in theaters, it would have had a better picture quality as well as an audio quality. But who knows, the film itself may have been that way too. We'll never know, unless a DVD comes out showing the film in it's original quality; when it was intended for theaters, before the decision to air it on TV was chosen.
* Gamma are the RGB (red, green, blue) values, which are the three colors of light that make up all the other colors. All colors you see in films are made up of red, green, and blue mixes.
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