Serenity: Big Damn Movie

[butterfly]

I have not a thought in my head right now but for Firefly, as Serenity has made everything else blow away.


Since I left the theater, there's one main thought that's been running through my head -- he killed Wash. Of all the things that happened, that one is... persistant. I'm really glad that I'm rewatching the movie tomorrow, because I didn't take in enough of the movie after that happened. He'd killed Wash, and that meant that he could kill anyone. I was seriously afraid that Simon would die, that Zoe would get herself killed, that Jayne would die, or Kaylee. The only two people that I wasn't deeply worried over were Mal and River because... on the movie poster.

But, god, wow. That movie lived up to the hype. Moreso.

Wow.

ETA: If you saw the movie in previews and wrote about it then, I'd love to know so that I can go see what you said. Because I'm going to go back over today, but there were a lot of previews for this movie, going back quite some time in the past.

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[scrollgirl.livejournal.com]

He'd killed Wash, and that meant that he could kill anyone. I was seriously afraid that Simon would die, that Zoe would get herself killed, that Jayne would die, or Kaylee. The only two people that I wasn't deeply worried over were Mal and River because... on the movie poster.

I know! I wasn't expecting Book to die, but it didn't come as a huge surprise. But Wash! So quick! And Zoe, oh my Zoe. I was so scared for her after that. Anything could've happened then, because even though it was unlikely Joss would kill so many of his cast, I knew that emotionally and plot-wise they were all ripe for the picking. Meep!

Must watch again tomorrow.

[butterfly.livejournal.com]

Yes, I'm so glad that I'm going to be seeing it again. The first time was just... so emotionally draining. Wonderful but stressful. Of course, this time I'm going to know about Wash's impending death, which is another kind of stressful, I would imagine.