I checked Wikipedia, and there is a legitimate script leak.
Quote:The leaked screenplay was indeed legitimate. Sayles reported that a computer hacker had intercepted Spielberg's email to obtain the script, which was allegedly an early draft. Sayles further stated "It amazes me that people are that obsessed with reading Steven Spielberg’s mail."[5]
Rather than another island of dinosaurs, the screenplay tells a story wherein the dinosaurs have escaped from the islands and are making their presence known on the mainland. This holds true with the end of the original novel, but diverges wildly from there. Initially the plot seems to revolve around John Hammond's attempts to introduce a "Judas strain" into the wild dinosaur population that will help to cull them out. This is quickly dismissed as the main character, Nick Harris, <b>is kidnapped by the supercorporation Grendel Corporation, and made to lead a team of genetically engineered super-dinosaur crime fighters.</b>
A November 2005 AICN interview with Harold Ramis confirmed that some of the script has been rewritten. Ramis quotes Spielberg as saying "I don't like the early script reviews."[6] But in the new script, it is possible that Lex Murphy will lead Jurassic Park IV. Spielberg is reportedly considering displaying the movie in 3D.
WHAT IN THE?! The first movie was great, the second movie was okay, the 3rd sucked. This one is MENTALLY OFFENSIVE. They BETTER be changing it.
Yeah, I'm in Tulsa for a couple of days on a family vacation, but luckily I brought along my trusty laptop so I can remain in touch with the intertron.
Women have fought long and hard for equal rights in the workplace. GREAT! I'm all for that, but here's the problem...
Requiring us to treat you like equals and then refusing to do any lifting, manual labor, ext. makes you a hypocrite of the worst and most horrible kind. Being a women doesn't necessarily exclude you from team lifts, unloading a truck, ext. Being female doesn't make you necessarily any weaker, sure having 2 XX chromosomes means less testosterone -> less muscles, but...
Ok, here's the thing, women can work out, they can build their testosterone levels. And women certainly can move a 20 inch TV 3 feet, especially assisted by a team lift.
But back to my original point, equality in the workplace is not what women won’t. What they won’t is to pick and chose their privileges, they want all the benefits of being a man, and none of the disadvantages.
Movie Review: Superman Returns
Dedicated to Christopher Reaves
This movie was horrible!!!! An insult to Mr. Reaves memory! Let me explain…
Plot:
1 out of 5
Basically Mr. Luther is back and his grand scheme is to take over the world by… Wait for it… Selling real-estate, you heard me correctly, Lex has stolen the secrete to making buildings out of crystals, after hacking superman’s computer composted of millions of shiny stones! Lex is convinced people will pay him billions of dollars to live in homes made eternally made out of disgusting black stones; completely open to the elements with no heating cooling ext. Lex is also convinced that the stones hold the key to the unbelievable technological achievements of kalel’s home world. However, in the entire movie the stones, do no more than grow really big, and well that’s it, they grow… I can do the same thing with a chea-pet. The movie is full of the man of steal making horrible decisions, like trying to steal Lois lane from her husband, abandoning his parents for several years, eventually abandoning his 12 year old son, and flying off into space to go where? Where is he going????
Special Effects:
3 out of 5
The CG scenes where decent however I’ve seen better and they where obvious fabrications. The close-ups of superman flying where an obvious green screen and looked horrible, the Hair Potter flying on the broom effect would have looked much better and been more appropriate, overall not worthy of a modern production.
Acting:
3 out of 5
Acting was good, especially, from the child actor who player super son, and Mrs. Kent. Lex was ok, but not great, and superman’s range of emotion was limited due to one a poor script, and two the actors overall range.
Overall not worth seeing or even renting, and definitely not a tribute to Mr. Reeves memory.
Leave it to me to wonder stuff like this. GBA comes out, I ask "does it support SGB color pallettes?" and "yeah I know it doesn't have the infrared port, but could it basically use a converting protocol to use the link cable for that same feature?". PS3 comes out, I wonder if it'll support multitap gaming on PS1 and 2 games. XBox 360 is out, I wonder about Steel Battallion's ridiculously oversized controller. That thing's expensive, too much for my blood, but if they intend on making it FULLY backwards compatible, it is something they need to consider eventually.
So here's my question for the Wii. Seems that the console is going to support everything that the Gamecube did, except the Gameboy Player. I can accept that well enough (very few additional features were ever added to GBA games for that, in fact I believe Rumble is the only thing I can think of). However, my question is support for the OTHER thing, the broadband/modem adapter. No, it won't have those, but it has wifi. Will it be possible, after using the Wii's main menu to connect to the nearest wifi connection (in this case, it'll need to be one connected to a local network with either other Wiis, other Gamecubes, or a PC with tunneling software, for example my own router) for the system to basically allow Gamecube games that support the broadband adapter to "see" the wifi connection as though it is the broadband connection and thus still be able to network Mario Kart Double Dash together with other systems for "mad crazy banana shell action"?
(Note, clearly this is a ridiculous claim from a ridiculous man, but let's just go with it and make a new web fad.)
Pat Robertson's leg strength is told of in epic tales! He was the one they modelled Atlus after. He kicked down the Collosus of Rodes! He practiced his kung-fu (Jesus-fu) in the Sahara Forest, or at least that's what the place was called back then.