I’m not satisfied. But for a media-immersed pop culture geek like me, there are certain things you know you’re going to watch, no matter how flawed they may be. The extreme example of this? The Star Wars sequel/prequels.
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My replay tv busted today, so I can’t record it. But I’m watching Dune right now. It’s better than the movie… *shrug*
At the risk of offending David Lynch fans (being one myself), a Seventh Heaven marathon with Dutch overdubbing would be better than Dune. I’ll take the books any day. Hey Adam: didja tape it? We do anything what you say!
John: Yes, I taped it. Taped and watched “Dune,” went to a peace vigil – it was a full day.
So tell us about the vigil! I was immersed in PHP and my own mental/physical illness.
I hope I never see any of the new Star Wars movies.