That's how I feel when I run across Wonderfalls on [memfault].
Logo. I watched "Cocktail Bunny" last night.
Discussion of the Mutant Enemy series, Firefly, the ensuing movie Serenity, and other projects in that universe. Like the other show threads, anything broadcast in the US is fine; spoilers are verboten and will be deleted if found.
That's how I feel when I run across Wonderfalls on [memfault].
Logo. I watched "Cocktail Bunny" last night.
Logo. I kept wanting to call it "Treo" but I think that (or Trio) was the old brilliant-but-canceled station I never got. Logo is the new, improved, all naked, all gay brilliant-but-canceled station.
I was just out on Amazon.com, and Firefly is rated the #4 bestseller. Woo and, might I add, hoo.
It was at #2 at one point in the past few days, only behind Cinderella.
That's great news.
I have to say that the first scene with Wash -- you know where he's coming down the stairs being all charming while Mal is all grumpy? -- that scene was bittersweet this time 'round.
It was at #2 at one point in the past few days, only behind Cinderella.
Ah. I had missed that.
Have you heard any estimate on the approximate sales figures yet? I thought I had read somewhere that sales were closing in on half a million copies. Or am I totally blitzed out on migraine meds? (Probably staring at a computer screen isn't helping.)
Figures bandied about have included half a million to a million. As far as I know though, the only official number ever given was 200,000 by April 2004.
I'm back from my 2nd viewing! I'm really glad I saw it again. I was able to catch so much more detail this time around (even a continuity error! gasp ) and didn't leave feeling quite so broken. I want to see the River vs Reaver sequence in a "making-of" context. I know she was spinning and the camera was moving, but I think the lights were moving too.
Last weekend I'm sure there were a lot of Browncoats who'd seen the advanced screenings but tonight's audience seemed to be mostly people who didn't watch Firefly. It took a little longer for this audience to start reacting more openly, but once they did they didn't hold back. The guy next to me was literally bouncing in his seat at "Target the Reavers! Target the Reavers!! Somebody fire!!!"
Fun.
Saw Serenity again yesterday. Third time. It gets better on reviewing. For one thing, I noticed more of Wash than I did on first view. Which makes his death more significant than I thought it was originally.
Not many in the theater, but most of them were new. They laughed in all the right places. And there was a loud GASP! when Wash died.
Oh Merciful Joss, I can't think any more on Wash and Book, I'm still sobbing, "No, no, NO!"
When can we see the movie again, Dan?