NY Times on Serenity.
September's new movies are previews in today's NY Times Arts section. Serenity gets a very brief (and slightly incorrect, damn it) profile.
I don't know if registration is required, so apologies in advance if it is. The blurb mistakenly calls Mal a "former freedom fighter turned mercenary".
September 11 2005
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Grounded | September 11, 19:14 CET
Speaking of which, click the film name and submit a Reader Review whilst you're there!
gossi | September 11, 19:20 CET
catalyst2 | September 11, 19:21 CET
Chris inVirginia | September 11, 19:22 CET
[ edited by Chris inVirginia on 2005-09-11 17:23 ]
Chris inVirginia | September 11, 19:22 CET
gossi | September 11, 19:33 CET
He had his moments. I'm thinking Our Mrs Reynolds and Heart of Gold.
Either way it's hardly a glaring error.
Grounded | September 11, 19:50 CET
MySerenity | September 11, 20:37 CET
Chris inVirginia | September 11, 20:41 CET
Yeah, I wish the NYT (my favorite paper) had done their homework at little better. But for folks that don't already know all about the movie this slight distortion is irrelevant, IMO.
Edit: wish not was (apologies to Was Not Was)
[ edited by RBB on 2005-09-11 20:20 ]
RBB | September 11, 22:19 CET
Yeah, but that's not what the word actually means. Somebody who works directly for another, controlling entity is an "employee," not a mercenary. *grin* Mercenaries are freelance, as are the Serenity crew.
The only real problem with using the term "mercenary" is that it usually refers to soldiers-for-hire, and most of what Mal 'n' the Gang are hired to do isn't soldiering.....
krad | September 12, 11:10 CET