The Coreys are returning for roles in Lost Boys 2

[arcadian]

:woohoo:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lost_Boys_2:_The_Tribe

Lost Boys: The Tribe

Sweet. I loved the first movie. I hope this is a step in the right direction for the two of them. Looks like Feldman even made it onto the promo poster. What would be great would be a cross over into '24' and they could drive a stake through Keifar Sutherland's character on that show too.

[Phoonzang]

1. Homygod!

I loved this movie when I was kid. I can't wait to see this movie that will crush my childhood, yet strangely compells me to see it again.

Now if only they would make sequels to some of my other favorite childhood movies like The Last Starfighter, Enemy Mine, and Howard the Duck. :rofl:

[DS1]

2. Eh. Too late. Keifer couldn't wait and already reprised his role as a vampire last year

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=An_EzHV8q2E

[BarenakedLady]

5. Egads!

That oddly gave me butterflies.

:dilemma:

[redqueen]

3. Are they still making 24?

I thought that got old pretty fast myself.

[arcadian]

4. 24 is to the right what West Wing was to the left.

[ScreamingMeemie]

6. That isn't fair. My Democratic voting father loves that show...

Sometimes people like shows just because they are entertaining you know.

[arcadian]

8. I've not seen the show myself.

I'm only repeating what I've heard and what I've read in reviews.

[ScreamingMeemie]

9. Sometimes a show is just a show, I guess.

I tend to find myself liking the things the critics tell me not to. :hi:

[arcadian]

10. That is certainly true.

:hi:

[Iris]

12. a silly, silly thing to do at DU.

I learned quickly not to say something here I couldn't back up.

As for 24, my husband and I are HUGE fans and we are no where near conservative.

[arcadian]

13. I can back up my statements.

http://abcnews.go.com/Nightline/story?id=2112624

Conservative Lovefest for '24'
What Do Clarence Thomas, Michael Chertoff and Rush Limbaugh See in the Terror Fighter Show

It's not unusual for hit TV shows to attract fans and draw crowds at fan conventions.... such as for ABC's "Lost," or CBS's "CSI." But in Washington today, there was a fan convention that was a tad unusual.

At the Ronald Reagan International Trade Center, the Heritage Foundation hosted a forum on the hit FOX-TV show "24" that can only be described as adulatory. Though the panel featured homeland security experts, the co-creators of "24" and three of the show's stars to purportedly discuss "'24' and America's Image in Fighting Terrorism: Fact, Fiction, or Does it Matter?" the event became a love-fest -- a lofty, intellectual, probing one, but a love-fest nonetheless, with the amphitheater packed with rows and rows of the show's fans from the city's conservative power structure.

Front row center sat Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas. Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff gave the opening remarks. And it was a chance to see Rush gush.

"I am literally in awe of the creativity of the brains behind the program," said conservative talk radio icon Rush Limbaugh, who moderated the panel. "The vice president's a huge fan. Secretary (Donald) Rumsfeld's a huge fan."

[Iris]

14. ok. so take ABC's word for it.

[arcadian]

15. What does that even mean?

You want a different source? I can find you many that say the same thing.

[Darth_Kitten]

18. I wonder what they think about the lead being a socialist Canadian?

:rofl:

[Sheets of Easter]

11. 24 was a great concept that got old, fast.

And yes, they managed to find their base it later seasons, and shifted way right.

[Westegg]

16. Both are fiction. Reality is in the streets.

[flvegan]

7. Mmmm...straight to DVD.

[Darth_Kitten]

17. No wonder Keifer enjoyed the relative peace and quiet of prison.......

his agent couldn't call him there and mention this. :)