A movie is such a different storytelling format and Joss had such a BIG story to tell that some things got short shrift. They may not have been on the screen, but all the little family-like things we saw on TV still happened in the movie (or the version that played in my head).
I realize that only makes sense to me.
I need coffee.
I don't know if this has been mentioned before, but if anyone has a High Def tv, Firefly is going to be on Universal HD, starting with the pilot. They'll be showing the entire series (from what I can tell).
They were playing that when I was home over Christmas, where my parents have all the necessary satellite/HDTV hardware (grad-student-me has bunny ears), and dayum I didn't think our crew could get any prettier, but they can!!
My local cable co. declines to carry UHD. I think I'll go whomp on them some more.
shakes fist at Bev's cable company
Damn you! Cable company! Damn you!
We had Universal HD for about a week, and then kerblooey. I've called them a couple of times to request it, but they seem less than eager to acquiesce to my request.
I have to say that as pretty as it is in High Def, they aren't showing it widescreen. What's the point in showing something in High Def if they are going to butcher it?
I have to say that as pretty as it is in High Def, they aren't showing it widescreen.
Yes, they are. It's widescreen, just like the DVDs. It sounds like a configuration problem on your end.
Well that's good to hear. If I could find my tv remote I could maybe solve the problem.
Let's all go over to Tim's and watch on his TV!