"Man. Atonement's a bitch."
October 30
2009
What couples argue about when they watch Firefly and Serenity.
It's the "Curse Your Sudden But Inevitable Betrayal" essay taken from "Serenity Found".
Simon
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T3m3r1ty | October 30, 12:08 CET
Shey | October 30, 12:15 CET
WendyPops | October 30, 12:22 CET
slayercommathe | October 30, 12:53 CET
Lani | October 30, 13:13 CET
Got the book so this essay wasn't new to me but I still enjoyed it and understand completely BTW Lani, coming out of the cinema I felt like i'd been punched in the stomach and it took me a while to really absorb what had happened (even though Wash was probably also my favourite 'Firefly' character it sort of floored me to be honest, I haven't had that strong a response to fiction since I was a kid). I can watch it though, now that I know it's coming it's less painful. And I support the decision (much as I might wish it was otherwise) just because it's such a powerful moment and really throws the whole end of the film wide open.
Saje | October 30, 14:15 CET
madmolly | October 30, 14:34 CET
I always envy women who have husbands/partners who watch and discuss Joss's shows with them.
Nebula1400 | October 30, 16:20 CET
She also won't talk endlessly about Firefly with me. Hence my joing Whedonesque.
But we've had some Firefly/Movie fights so I totally feel this article. Good stuff.
agarda | October 30, 16:38 CET
shambleau | October 30, 19:18 CET
Taaroko | October 30, 19:23 CET
Wash's death was an unbelievable moment for me in the film - one of the only times in any sort of fiction where I have been so attached to characters who are suddenly in so much more danger than I had realised and my heart jumps into my mouth and for the rest of the story, everything is happening at 200% intensity. (I can pinpoint most of these moments, and they invariably make everything associated with them shine: Jenny's death is the only other one for me in the Whedonverse.) For that reason, it gets so much more appreciation from me than the usual 'it's Joss, someone's going to die' lassitude with which I greeted deaths in, say, Buffy s6 and 7.
I find Wash's death almost impossible to rewatch though. Knowing it's coming... argh.
[ edited by skittledog on 2009-10-30 19:52 ]
skittledog | October 30, 19:53 CET
Did anyone see last week's episode of Castle? When Nathan came out in the Mal outfit and the Firefly tones hit? Made me SO happy.
Lani | October 30, 20:40 CET
hacksaway | October 30, 20:48 CET