My intention was to say "No need to tarnish a good dream. Dream Big and dream that the quality was outstanding"
So Mr Straczynski... it's now 'after April'...
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My intention was to say "No need to tarnish a good dream. Dream Big and dream that the quality was outstanding"
Well, I am starting to enjoy the Netflix Instant Play with B5, but I better stop posting in case a spoiler gets thrown out.
I bet it's a feature film re-imagination of In the Beginning, starring Chris Pine as John Sheridan... oh, wait a minute...
Wasn't he referring to Bin Laden getting killed? 
I bet it's a feature film re-imagination of In the Beginning, starring Chris Pine as John Sheridan... oh, wait a minute...
As long as it has sufficient amounts of lens flare....
Actually, yes, it does.
^ That's getting to be an old joke now lol. My guess is a possible theatrical announcement of somekind as Reverend pointed out. It's the only thing that makes sense to what JMS has stated before and why he's get so mum on the subject.
Actually, that's a feature the NewTek guys added back then after someone from Foundation Imaging had read a paper on it and discussed it with one of them.
Both companies had a symbiotic relationship going, bouncing ideas off each other and growing from the resulting new abilities.
I thought all your dreams were torn asunder, or were holding a parliament or something.
They were also Severed. Twas' was a very long night!
I've only done it twice!
Actually, I think Isaac Newton did, along with gravity.
I thought everybody knew that.
Seeing it overused as severely as in Abrams' Star Trek movie I'd probably blame it on the Egyptian God of Frustration.
Are you kidding? Lens flare is the very first thing you see in the opening credits of the first season of Babylon 5. B5 is all about lens flare, man.
That's nothing like ST:2009 Enterprise scenes, where it's a constant against white walls
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