Joss Whedon praises the Firefly DVD.
He tells Cinescape that "they really went to town on the DVD."
Joss singing the theme song?
October 07 2003
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prufrock | October 08, 08:16 CET
I think we can all see that Joss's heart is really into Firefly and I am just more than a little worried that his dedication to the Buffyverse (at this time, comprised solely of AtS) is steadily waning, especially as production for the new Firefly movie begins...For those of you who were excited about the renewed role that Joss would play in AtS production, be prepared for Angel to take a back-seat to Firefly. With AtS future in a precarious balance regarding survival it certainly would be beneficial for its creator to be fully "on-board" to ensure the series' continued success.
[ edited by Simpleba on 2003-10-08 06:43 ]
[ edited by Simpleba on 2003-10-08 06:46 ]
Simpleba | October 08, 08:37 CET
then from buffy season 6 and angel season 3 they knew exactly what was going on and they've saved stuff for the release - the sets of angel 3 and buffy 6 are stunning (the australian releases anyway) and are chock-full of extras
aapac | October 08, 08:59 CET
The new Season 1-4 Buffy box set is a case-in-point....Absolutely no new features...How hard would it have been to add commentary to, at the very least, half of the episodes....
Firefly has commentary for EVERY episode...That doesn't make sense to me.
[ edited by Simpleba on 2003-10-08 07:59 ]
Simpleba | October 08, 09:56 CET
Caroline | October 08, 09:58 CET
Simpleba | October 08, 10:00 CET
The point of the DVD format is to have the episodes in great quality. I think extra's are just that. Extra bit of fluff. Watch them once, no more than that. How many times can you watch episodes with commentary? Mostly bores the fuck out of me - especially when it's the actors talking.
To put blame on Joss and Firefly for not having extras on the Buffy DVDs seems a bit... over the top. And that's putting it mildly.
Caroline | October 08, 11:38 CET
As a matter of fact, DVD format allows over 4 gigabytes of storage information, which allows much more potential than just better video/sound quality...It easily allows variable screen formats, multiple languages, yadda, yadda...As for costs of added format,this is a negligible expense as most actors or employees of ME are contractually bound to perform said duties.
Yea, I want more. I like director/actor commentary...I laugh my ass off listening to the commentry of such features as Mallrats or Dogma...Whoever is to blame, there should be much more content to these DVD packages...
Peace, I'm out...BONG!
[ edited by Simpleba on 2003-10-08 10:13 ]
Simpleba | October 08, 11:56 CET
brother_grady | October 08, 16:38 CET
Caroline | October 08, 16:43 CET
And really, commentary for 13 hours versus commentary for the first, what, 80 or so hours of "Buffy" seasons 1 - 4? The math speaks for itself.
longtimelurker | October 08, 18:15 CET
~*I have returned from the land of crashed computers*~
The Lady Pele | October 08, 19:37 CET
Simon | October 08, 19:42 CET
Can't wait for my Firefly DVDs.
Oh, since it's kinda of on-topic. The commentary on 'Wild At Heart' by Whedon, Noxon & Seth Green is just wonderful. They are incredibly warm & funny and to watch them all get sucked into the emotions of the show again is great. You can feel their love & pride for it.
Actaully, that really isn't on topic at all but with the complaining above I thought I would just give me support to Buffy DVD extras whcih so far have been quite good & pretty extensive. I mean they are averaging like 5 commetaries & 6 special features a collection.
[ edited by unitas on 2003-10-08 20:56 ]
Unitas | October 08, 19:58 CET
MindPieces | October 08, 21:32 CET