One of the things I don't understand from that trailer is what are witches supposed to be? Are they human? If so, why is it okay to just kill them and why are we making movies in this day and age that condones this behavior?
Kaylee ,'Shindig'
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Why would it be okay to kill an evil-doing vampire and not an evil-doing witch? Are you specist?
I don't know. . . perhaps the Renner and sister characters are bounty hunters?
I think they're just hunters in the same way Sam and Dean are hunters and Buffy is a slayer. it looks like in their 'verse all witches are evil. ergo, the witches need to die.
That's what I got too. The witches didn't look human to me.
I guess I just want to know what they are.
I guess I just want to know what they are.
THEY'RE WITCHES. Now get your crossbow and suit up.
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I knew distinctive shape was distinctive, but I didn't make the obvious next step to trademarked.
It's one of those things where the collection looks way amazing, but I'm sufficiently fannish that I have most of the pieces already, but not fannish enough to dupe disks.
It's not as gradual as the LotR extortion, nor am I as addicted, I guess.
I'm hoping they can find a less distinctive briefcase design into which to put everything, because I pre-ordered it a few days after it was listed. I don't own any of the discs, so it seemed like a reasonable deal (what with the Amazon discount and all). The briefcase wasn't really part of the enticement, to me.