Sci Fi Channel Airs Braveheart Sunday
 

Are these guys morons or what ?

Yeah!! What does Braveheart have to do with Sci-Fi??

Well, Godfather is a "Movies That Rock"...-rolleyes-

Sci-Fi sucks. After Farscape ends, i'm deleting that channel. [Not that i've been back since the season "finale" a couple months ago.]

His face is blue, like an alien. That makes it Sci-Fi.

This is a joke right? I haven't checked the schedule yet so I can only assume you are attempting to be humorous. A network devoted to SciFi and named SciFi would never air a historical drama about the fuedal wars of Scotland.

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Sunday 7 pm. No Joke, which is sad in itself.

I guess Sci-Fi thinks that since LOTR came out that anything involving swords is considered sci-fi/fantasy.

:rolleyes:

And the hits just keep on coming ...

The level of suck that these ****wads have achived is really staggering.

das

:lol:

I'm laughing, but I wouldn't be surprised if there was a meeting at scifi headquarters and Bonnie Hammer decided that blue faces DO equal scifi. -rolleyes-

Re: Sci Fi Channel Airs Braveheart Sunday
 

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Sci-Fi channel is run by a bunch of untrained evil monkeys on crack.

Seriously.

better than those direct to video craptastic horror flicks
but still not sci-fi

there's plenty of semi popular, bound to be cheap, sci-fi movies they could get
"Enemy Mine" and "Last Starfighter" come to mind

Maybe they do think Braveheart is science fiction.....

Maybe they will add a pre-credits sequence where you find out that Mel Gibsons character is really:

a) an alien
b) a time traveller from the future
c) a time travelling alien from the future
d) a immortal just like the guys from "Highlander"
e) Gazoo from the Flinstones stops by to share some haggis.

Maybe they thought he said "Freon" instead of "Freedom". Simple mistake to make.

the events of Braveheart could be from a slightly alternate reality -- bam now its Sci Fi. :)

When I saw in USAToday that SciFi was going to air Braveheart, I thought it was a typo. I guess not.
I'm assuming that SciFi can show Braveheart because USA has played it (and still owns the rights to play it).

When did Braveheart become a sci-fi movie?

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Don't let the "Sci-Fi" in "Sci-Fi Channel" confuse you. They have no interest in the genre.

das

See? And you guys were wondering why Braveheart was on Sci-Fi! They're showing the rarely seen "magic and superstition" version. Duh. :p

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So does that mean, this Sci-Fi version of Braveheart will have men in pants instead of skirts?

How lame can you get. This is supposed to be a historical epic based [albeit loosely] on fact. The world they are talking about is the "real world" someplace where the Sci-Fi execs obviously don't occupy. They can pretty much say this about anything they air.

This probably explains why "Crossing Over" was on Sci-Fi. Lol.

What will Sci Fi air next after Braveheart? Anyone care a guess? :hscratch:

The Piano
The Crying Game
Clerks
Mallrats
Chasing Amy
The Godfather
Caddyshack
Do the Right Thing
Malcolm X
Hamlet
Forrest Gump
Amadeus
Rain Man
Dances With Wolves
Goodfellas
Silence of the Lambs
American Beauty
Scarface
Casablanca
Citizen Kane
She's all That

This is just a guess by the way.:D

Oh ... my ... God. "Magic and supersition" Just when you think those pig****ers can't sink any lower ...

Btw, they've replaced their airing of <B>Mallrats</B> with the premiere of <B>Bring it On</B>.

das