Comments on: Legend: Legend of the Legend Legend

By: halcyon

halcyon — Sat, 27 Dec 2008 01:52:15 +0000

Nypinta sounds like our kinda people!

By: nypinta

nypinta — Thu, 18 Dec 2008 04:14:38 +0000

Love LOTR. My guilty pleasure/pink sparkly donut? Disaster flicks. All of them. 10.5 Category 7. Earthquake! Volcano! Super Volcano! (Love titles with exclimation marks in them.) And I am so looking forward to 2012. The disaster flick to end all disaster flicks.

By: Sunday

Sunday — Sat, 13 Dec 2008 07:57:14 +0000

quagmire: I think you're right, by episode 3 or 4 there was some distinct guitar fuzz. I know I couldn't have been the only person sitting around wondering if Lord of the Rings would have been even awesomer if C Average were doing the soundtrack. Nastybear: I haven't read the books, which I'm certain for me is a good thing; most books I enjoy would undoubtedly be ruined by a television adaptation, and I assume The Sword of Truth series would be no different. You know, Richard reminds me of a young Nathan Fillion, does he to you?

By: Nastybear

Nastybear — Sat, 13 Dec 2008 03:10:17 +0000

Yes the Heather watches the show with me and I do grumble some since I read all the books. It’s mostly when they use a character in the wrong way or place. Heather gets irked at the slow motion combat thing but I think she digs Richard when he takes off his shirt. I think the show is okay and is getting the overall feel so far but as with any thing Sam Ramey it does has a cheese ball feel to it in places. One thing it has over Xena is they seem to know how to stab people with there swords and daggers in this one!

The gyro dude I cant believe I missed that!

By: quagmire

quagmire — Fri, 12 Dec 2008 20:40:39 +0000

Actually, I watched a coupla first epi’s and I distinctly remember some heavy, Fuzz-Buster rendered, 140 decibel rifts playing out of left rear surround speaker … or (theory B), I must remember to get some more of that doob from the old lady next door, cause it is full of aural enhancement molecules. Science.

By: Sunday

Sunday — Fri, 12 Dec 2008 19:53:51 +0000

Well that is certainly true: it is a good introduction for a young one. And it kind of has this “so wrong its right” thing going on, like, why not take every fantasy story ever written and make a show out of it? No reason, I guess. It’s just missing some awesome metal guitar solos.

By: bobeena

bobeena — Fri, 12 Dec 2008 19:32:12 +0000

he-he, so David & Heather DVR this show to watch together. I guess he thinks it’s a good introduction to fantasy sci-fi for the young one. They seem to enjoy it, with some grumbling by David every now and then.