| dsister44 said: Elvis Mario Jesus Chuck Norris |
i dont think were counting fictional characthers...
(and chuck norris isnt anywhere near elvis, jackson or lennon levels of fame)
| dsister44 said: Elvis Mario Jesus Chuck Norris |
i dont think were counting fictional characthers...
(and chuck norris isnt anywhere near elvis, jackson or lennon levels of fame)
SciFiBoy said:
i dont think were counting fictional characthers... |
okay, took out Mario
dsister44 said:
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yeah, mario, of course.


Madonna of course! She's the queen and the best performer ever!
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The mario discussion does make me wonder though... how will the world react to Miyamoto's eventual death? Will he be given air-time on the main-stream media or only on the gamers' website?
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Aaxumblade said:
definitely....She's at the top of the author list of people. Steven King used to be there...but he has kind of disappeared from the scene...of course then again, he did get hit by a car and that could explain why I don't really hear much about him now... |
Stephen King is still big on the scene, and as of late he's been making some of his best work. Duma Key is probably the scariest book I've read in several years.
But I don't know if Stephen King is currently on that level, but when he dies? Yeah, it'll happen. He's partially responsible for the entire horror genre as it exists right now in nearly every medium. George Romero might be as influential as him in cinema, but not in any other genre.
Axum, when mentioning Stephen King movie-adaptations never forget the shining. Even if the master himself hated it.
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axumblade said:
His books might be better now but he goes in and out of being mainstream because of the movie adaptations of his writings. Some have been really good imo (Carrie, Christine, It, Secret Window). |
That's fair, but it's worth mentioning that among people who read books as their primary form of entertainment, Stephen King is about as mainstream as you can get unless you start talking about Rowling or maybe John Grisham or Tom Clancy.
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