Hello Friends
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SuperStarMan — 19 years ago(January 27, 2007 04:49 AM)
"They came,they shopped,they saved the world"
What the heck is up with that tagline?
Well Kelli, I definately remember seeing you shopping in the movie:) But I don't remember you saving the world. I mean I remember you saving two kids from blood-thirsty scientists (sounds like Dracula)butthe world was still therehardly any people, but it was still there. So it didn't seem like you were a Wonder Woman character in the film. To me you were just a cute valley girl cheerleader with the harsh reality of the world ending and worse of allNO FOOTBALL TEAM TO CHEER FOR! AHHHHHHHHH!:)
You know something Kelli? I don't think MGM cares about how special Night of the comet is to us fans. They probably just put it out on DVD with no extras or commentaries just to stop hearing us complain about them not putting it on DVD. It's like they're saying "Hear it's on DVD now shut up."
A lot of people don't like the cover of the soon-to-be-released DVD. Personally the part of the cover I like is you being on the cover. Seeing you in that colorful cheerleader outfit and the way you stole the show in NOTC reminds me of why I became one of your fansthis film. -
dfc99 — 19 years ago(January 14, 2007 09:59 AM)
How could you not be compensated for a DVD release? Didn't contracts include at least some royalty provisions for future video releases, whether in the5b4n current formats like VHS and Beta, or in future formats? Or were you all just paid cash and told to 'go home' at the end of shooting. Sounds like a crappy deal.
I always liked NOTC. The whole 1980s music and look make it an enjoyable film today. -
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888 — 15 years ago(September 02, 2010 09:30 PM)I movie that knocked me out when I first saw it, and continues to do so. So well done!
Funny how they don't have to pay you when they release the DVD, but when I used to buy CD's to replace LP's I have - I have to pay full price (while I should only be paying for the disc, as I already paid for the content). He who has the law firm -
C00L — 19 years ago(January 24, 2007 02:05 PM)
DVD cover:
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timberlinetoast — 19 years ago(January 25, 2007 03:37 PM)
I'm a fan of the film, but what should you really expect? If MGM puts in commentary and all the other bells and whistles, it'll bump up the price.
We'll be lucky to get damn stereo on the transfer. I'll bet you the final product looks as good as my VHS tape. -
tylergfoster — 19 years ago(February 20, 2007 04:52 PM)
As many people on message boards have suggested, you should get a computer audio program and record a free commentary in .mp3 format for the fans.
"Even though I'm no more than a monster, don't I have the right to live?" -
kellimaroney — 19 years ago(February 20, 2007 10:29 PM)
If I can I will, but although it may be free to the fans, it will not be free for me. Got a computer audio program lying around? IF MGM sues me or I suffer repurcussions as a result and they won't hire me, will you pay my legal fees and support me? LOL.
Even though I'm no more than an actress, don't I have the right to live? -
tylergfoster — 19 years ago(February 21, 2007 01:01 AM)
I don't think it's in any way illegal to record an audio commentary for a movie you don't have the rights to: see www.rifftrax.com for a library of Mike Nelson (of MST3K) commentaries for films like The Fifth Element and Road House, not to mention thousands of fan-created commentaries for whatever film they please (Roger Ebert mentioned fan commentary sites in an article). And there are plenty of free audio recording programs available online such as Sharecrow, all you need is a computer microphone and a copy of the film
"Even though I'm no more than a monster, don't I have the right to live?"
