December 15 2005
Order Joss Whedon on DVD.
It's the Screenwriting Expo Seminar DVD, exclusively of Joss, with an introduction by Nathan. "This DVD is a 'must own' for every writer and lover of great television and film", apparently. Legs not included. Trailer on site.
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ChosenOne5376 | December 15, 21:17 CET
[ edited by Madhatter on 2005-12-15 19:26 ]
Madhatter | December 15, 21:22 CET
electricspacegirl | December 15, 21:30 CET
Lioness | December 15, 21:37 CET
palehorse | December 15, 21:51 CET
embers | December 15, 21:55 CET
Simon | December 15, 22:27 CET
Wait, I mean, I know he's talking - but that is just an odd choice of picture...
socks | December 15, 22:28 CET
zeitgeist | December 15, 22:39 CET
Craig Oxbrow | December 15, 22:41 CET
Jinxieman | December 15, 22:42 CET
[ edited by killinj on 2005-12-15 20:50 ]
killinj | December 15, 22:48 CET
Simon | December 15, 22:52 CET
Willowy | December 15, 22:52 CET
Madhatter | December 15, 22:54 CET
Razor | December 15, 22:56 CET
Niels(Telltale) | December 15, 23:22 CET
Or alternativly, Joss? Can you call me and read the entire thing out? I'll even let you reverse the charges. But speak quickly!
[ edited by zz9 on 2005-12-15 21:57 ]
zz9 | December 15, 23:55 CET
Simon | December 16, 00:14 CET
Thanks Simon. Worked it out now.
zz9 | December 16, 00:44 CET
Even though I have to work a bit extra over the next two weeks, at leat the extra cash will go to a GOOD DVD!
impalergeneral | December 16, 00:50 CET
Mack | December 16, 01:16 CET
Phinor | December 16, 02:35 CET
And I already spent a few bucks on the Done the Impossible set, and there's also the Serenity DVD, which will only be released over here sometime next year. So I might just consider importing it.
Numfar PTB | December 16, 03:01 CET
Djungelurban | December 16, 03:40 CET
nixygirl | December 16, 04:17 CET
Still witty though.
[ edited by Jackal on 2005-12-16 02:42 ]
Jackal | December 16, 04:39 CET
nixygirl | December 16, 07:08 CET
phlebotinin | December 16, 07:11 CET
bonzob | December 16, 08:02 CET
Jackal | December 16, 14:06 CET
GVH | December 16, 14:29 CET
Simon | December 16, 14:43 CET
Numfar PTB | December 16, 15:42 CET
Special Agent Dale Cooper | December 16, 15:44 CET
Jackal | December 16, 15:50 CET
I went to Joss Whedon’s speech and it was well worth it but I think that people would get more out of Tim’s session so I’m hoping that they will put out a DVD of that as well.
If you want to know a little more about the two sessions, you can drop by my website. There isn’t any video for Joss but I have four short clips of Tim’s session.
Joss Whedon's Speech
Breaking the Story with Tim Minear
writer | December 25, 04:41 CET
zoinkers | December 28, 20:51 CET
Phinor | December 31, 03:08 CET
AnotherFireflyfan | January 03, 01:05 CET
ChosenOne5376 | January 09, 22:02 CET
I'm not buying until I hear someone has theirs. (And then posts a review)
AnotherFireflyfan | January 10, 02:14 CET
Yefa | January 10, 04:32 CET
When did you order yours?
zoinkers | January 10, 23:47 CET
There will be spoilers here so read no further if you so choose.
Nathan's introduction is quite funny - no surprise there! Joss is then interviewed on various topics. Two films he particularly singles out as being memorable to him when growing up are I Love Melvin(1953) and Day of the Outlaw(1959). He noted their obscurity & that they taught him that even if only three people "get" a work, something extraordinary has happened. When asked his all-time favorite films when growing up, he singled out The Bad and the Beautiful(1952) and Once Upon A Time In The West(1968). As the latter is also one of my favorites, I enjoyed hearing this.
Joss makes with the mockery when it comes to Fastlane, saying he'd "get up in the middle of the night" to do so.
He talks about the difficulties he had in terms of structure when going from a 1-hour TV show to a feature film on Serenity.
He also talks about how he sees TV as "a question" and film as "an answer."
The DVD consists of the interview (Nathan's intro plus actual interview of Joss), which is 58+ minutes, and the Q&A, which is a bit over 12 mintues on the DVD. I like the DVD - it covers a wide range of topics and Joss is illuminating & also brings the funny.
[ edited by Yefa on 2006-01-12 03:12 ]
Yefa | January 12, 05:11 CET
AnotherFireflyfan | January 12, 16:04 CET
zoinkers | January 13, 20:33 CET
zoinkers | January 22, 00:05 CET
I ordered almost six weeks ago. I could almost say not the fastest service I have received.
Phinor | January 24, 21:08 CET
The Good:
Joss & Nathan – Nuff said.
Anamorphic Widescreen – Completely unnecessary for the presentation, but boy did it look great and make me so very happy.
The DVD appears to be for all regions, without any region protection.
The Bad:
I live in the US and it took over four weeks to arrive, although my credit card was billed the day I ordered it. Also, I should mention the only shipping option I had from them was $6 Priority Mail shipping (which is fast and more expensive). However, it was not shipped Priority, but with the super cheapest shipping still available in the modern age. Now, I understand charging customers more for shipping than it actually costs so companies can pay for other expenses related to handling the package or just to pocket the extra cash. That said, they still should not be claiming Priority Mail shipping when they in fact do not use Priority Mail. They should just say, “We are going to charge you $6 for shipping and we will just slap on a couple of regular postage stamps on your box and hope it arrives at your house sometime.” That honesty would be refreshing and I would still agree to the shipping arrangement.
Also, my DVD was not securely fastened to the case and it came rattling around pretty violently. Luckily, all the scratches on the disc were apparently minor, as I have watched it without any glitches.
In summary, the DVD is great, but if you want it, you have to put up the shipping.
Pliny | January 24, 23:25 CET