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Re: Steven Spielberg's Dino Show "TERRA NOVA"

Postby PopInPicsPresents » Fri Sep 23, 2011 2:21 am

Darth Calypso wrote:I'm willing to bet that the series finale ends with the meteor killing them all.


Or a cliff hanger with no follow up season
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Re: Steven Spielberg's Dino Show "TERRA NOVA"

Postby Inferno Rodan » Fri Sep 23, 2011 7:59 am

PopInPicsPresents wrote:I thought it was gonna be a documentary with animatronics and cgi from JP? hmm whatever this is even better!

...What on earth led you to that conclusion? Every single commercial for it has shown the whole "people time traveling into the past" part of the show.
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Re: Steven Spielberg's Dino Show "TERRA NOVA"

Postby tymon » Fri Sep 23, 2011 8:07 am

3000 wrote:Looks pretty lame to be honest with you. :b


Yes, yes it does.

PopInPicsPresents wrote:Or a cliff hanger with no follow up season


Reminds me of The Sopranos...such a copout.
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Re: Steven Spielberg's Dino Show "TERRA NOVA"

Postby Gawdziller » Fri Sep 23, 2011 9:05 am

I'm hoping the series is good. After the cancelations of Lost and Battlestar Galactica, I've been without a major sci-fi show to look forward to week after week. Save maybe the Walking Dead, but that one only has six episodes thusfar and has been off the air so long it feels as if it hardly exists at all.

Fingers crossed.
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Re: Steven Spielberg's Dino Show "TERRA NOVA"

Postby wataru » Fri Sep 23, 2011 9:07 am

Fringe beats the piss outta Lost, hands down.
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Re: Steven Spielberg's Dino Show "TERRA NOVA"

Postby tymon » Fri Sep 23, 2011 9:27 am

^I've never understood the LOST hype. Pretty dumb show.

I'm willing to check out Fringe because of Lance Reddick alone, but I'm not getting my hopes up seeing how it's a network series..
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Re: Steven Spielberg's Dino Show "TERRA NOVA"

Postby Gawdziller » Fri Sep 23, 2011 9:48 am

Wow, I make one small reference point in Lost and it's total thread highjack. Nice job boys!

For me, Lost is one of the most thematically intellegent shows of the last ten years, with richer and more compelling character developement than just about anything I've ever seen. It's a difficult show to get into though, and it took me about half a season to get swept up into it.

Couldn't give a rat's ass about Fringe. And Wataru liking it just makes me care less.
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Re: Steven Spielberg's Dino Show "TERRA NOVA"

Postby tymon » Fri Sep 23, 2011 10:10 am

Gawdziller wrote:Lost is one of the most thematically intellegent shows of the last ten years


On network TV maybe, but it's a pretty juvenile medium to begin with. HBO/Showtime/AMC fare makes Lost look like a freakin kid's show.

It's a difficult show to get into though


Wat? The pilot episode is action-packed, and the show moves at a very fast pace much like most network TV. Pretty easy to get into I'd say.

Couldn't give a rat's ass about Fringe. And Wataru liking it just makes me care less.


Have you seen it?
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Re: Steven Spielberg's Dino Show "TERRA NOVA"

Postby Gawdziller » Fri Sep 23, 2011 10:21 am

I didn't start Lost with the Pilot. I started during the second season.

Don't really enjoy a lot of cable stuff. Just doesn't gel with my tastebuds, I often find the characters unlikable and the stories uninteresting. I think I looked into Fringe once, didn't click with me either.
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Re: Steven Spielberg's Dino Show "TERRA NOVA"

Postby Tyler » Fri Sep 23, 2011 2:39 pm

Gawdziller wrote:Save maybe the Walking Dead, but that one only has six episodes thusfar and has been off the air so long it feels as if it hardly exists at all.


Not to mention AMC firing Frank Darabont.

And I love Lost. skreeonk the haters.
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Re: Steven Spielberg's Dino Show "TERRA NOVA"

Postby Gawdziller » Fri Sep 23, 2011 3:42 pm

Tyler wrote:
Gawdziller wrote:Save maybe the Walking Dead, but that one only has six episodes thusfar and has been off the air so long it feels as if it hardly exists at all.


Not to mention AMC firing Frank Darabont.


That pissed me off too. I love Frank.

After that and the budget cut, I can only hope the series is still worth watching.
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Re: Steven Spielberg's Dino Show "TERRA NOVA"

Postby Tyler » Fri Sep 23, 2011 8:43 pm

I'm boycotting the damn thing!
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Re: Steven Spielberg's Dino Show "TERRA NOVA"

Postby RedZillaKing » Mon Sep 26, 2011 9:56 am

Tyler wrote:
Not to mention AMC firing Frank Darabont.


WHAAAAT?????? Who fires Frank "Shawshank Redemption, The Green Mile, The Mist" Darabont???

BTW, is that a friggin' Carnotaurus in the preview? After Disney's Dinosaur I never wanted to see another Carnotaurus again :mad: . Totally overrated carnivore.
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Re: Steven Spielberg's Dino Show "TERRA NOVA"

Postby Inferno Rodan » Mon Sep 26, 2011 10:44 am

RedZillaKing wrote:BTW, is that a friggin' Carnotaurus in the preview? After Disney's Dinosaur I never wanted to see another Carnotaurus again :mad: . Totally overrated carnivore.

It's likely a fictional dinosaur. There's going to be a lot of those in this show (there's at least 3 different types of fictional raptors).
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Re: Steven Spielberg's Dino Show "TERRA NOVA"

Postby Gawdziller » Mon Sep 26, 2011 11:34 am

Did I really just read a reference to a long extinct creature as "overrated?"
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Re: Steven Spielberg's Dino Show "TERRA NOVA"

Postby RedZillaKing » Mon Sep 26, 2011 12:03 pm

Gawdziller wrote:Did I really just read a reference to a long extinct creature as "overrated?"

Indeed. After the movie Dinosaur was released back in 2000, there was a mini "carnotaur" craze. I just got sick of them.

IR- That actually sounds pretty cool. Anyways I'm going to catch this for sure. Anyone else wonder how dinosaurs will carry an hour long TV show?
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Re: Steven Spielberg's Dino Show "TERRA NOVA"

Postby GojiFan » Mon Sep 26, 2011 1:04 pm

The same way that the dinosaurs in Jurassic Park made the movie great. By being realistic, intelligent, and generally not blood-thirsty monsters most dinosaur films try to portray them as.
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Re: Steven Spielberg's Dino Show "TERRA NOVA"

Postby The One and Only » Mon Sep 26, 2011 1:11 pm

^You mean boring.
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Re: Steven Spielberg's Dino Show "TERRA NOVA"

Postby NSZ » Mon Sep 26, 2011 1:31 pm

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RedZillaKing wrote:BTW, is that a friggin' Carnotaurus in the preview? After Disney's Dinosaur I never wanted to see another Carnotaurus again :mad: . Totally overrated carnivore.

It's likely a fictional dinosaur. There's going to be a lot of those in this show (there's at least 3 different types of fictional raptors).


No, no it's a Carnotaurus. (Though why RZK is calling it overrated is beyond me. Outside of Disney's oversized monsters, they've been featured in how much media? Very little. And besides it makes more sense for a theropod of Carnotaurus' size to view humans as prey compared to super theropods like Giganotosaurus and Rex)

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Re: Steven Spielberg's Dino Show "TERRA NOVA"

Postby RedZillaKing » Mon Sep 26, 2011 2:32 pm

Media schmedia. They were everywhere, carnotaurus toys, books, stuffed animals... I just got sick of 'em. They're too distinct for a show like this.. Too recognizable. Plus, I have a feeling we'll see a ton of non-contemporary dinosaurs crammed in there for the hell of it. On the wiki page it has Tarbosaurus, Ankylosaurus, and Carnotaurus all coexisting. Arggh. Good point about the Carnotaurus being more likely to hunt humans, though. I never understood why movie dinos like Gwangi and the T Rex from Planet of the Dinosaurs were so interested in eating humans. And don't get me started on why T Rexes are so occupied with bony Ann Darrow...

Anyways, I'll stop being a tight@$$ for now and check out the premiere tonight before I make any real judgements...
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