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Yes, there's a great deal I've been wanting to talk about here. There's a new Harry Potter trailer, and a teaser for THE LION, THE WITCH, AND THE WARDROBE. I saw Moby last night at the Wiltern. Been thoroughly sucked in by the new BATTLESTAR GALACTICA on SciFi. And I've been very impressed, as of late, with shows such as BATTLESTAR and filmmakers such as Peter Jackson taking full advantage of the Internet to provide such a terrific amount of content on the development and production of their respective enterprises, using what seems to be generally dismissed as a distribution method for movie trailers and taking it to a whole 'nother level, giving us a penetrating view into the process of creation. It's cool stuff. Oh, and I've been spending much of what free time I have watching FIREFLY on DVD, as I'm currently obsessing with the new FIREFLY movie, SERENITY (I upgraded to Quicktime Pro just to get the high-def movie trailer, the lower version of which my top-of-the-line iMac G5 can just barely play). "Objects in Space" is one of the best single episodes of television I've seen; I'm in awe.

I wish I had more time to go into any or all of the above at length. But, there's breakfast to eat, a movie to see, and writing to be done. Maybe later!

Posted by ekurzen at May 8, 2005 11:16 AM