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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Warrior Poet" data-source="post: 2619607" data-attributes="member: 1057">The best film I've seen since Return of the King.I loved this film, and was so glad it didn't treat the audience like idiots.  I loved the series, and this exceeded my expectations and made me feel a well of emotions.I've loved Book and Wash ever since I first encountered them in the series, and it was hard for me to watch the shepherd die, and then awful to watch Wash die.  Then when everyone else started getting hit and going down, I began to think, like Tauric, that he was just gonna wipe 'em out and start a new set of stories.  I love that he was willing to do the right thing by the story, even if that meant killing off major characters, and not wimp out and tack on a Hollywood ending.I thought the film was so tight from beginning to end, just really well put together, and despite the shocks, I loved it.  Just great.  Interesting that I can't wait to see it again, and I can wait to see it again.  Really did not like watching Book and Wash die.Great dialogue, very faithful to the series, wonderful plot twists and storytelling, great visuals, a helluva ride.  Just awesome.And Kaylee is mind-numbingly cute.  And Zoe's dress at the funeral was one of the most beautiful I've ever seen, and her in it likewise, and it made me sad to see her so beautiful for such a sad occasion, and also made me feel great about the writing.Nice job, Mr. Whedon.Enjoy the film, folks.  The good ones like that are rare in the machine.I'm exhausted (just got home from the show, and it was preceeded by dinner and two fall-off-the-porch-iced-teas, so it's time to take my weary self to bed), so good night.Warrior Poet</blockquote>

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