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<blockquote data-quote="Captain Howdy" data-source="post: 2619681" data-attributes="member: 24933">I saw the movie at the very first showing in my town, noon. I had to work this evening, but I couldn't stand to wait another day!I really enjoyed Serenity, really nothing was bad about it. Wash and Book are my two favorite characters, but seeing them die (while quite heart-wrenching) wasn't dissapointing at all. Someone had told that only two of the crew die, but I was still biting my nails during the last few minutes. Pretty intense stuff.I am glad the movie explained the Reaver's history and focused on them a little. They were probably the most intriguing part of the TV series for me. Mostly because you never really saw them. All you saw was the crew's reactions when they talked about them. As soon as they landed on Miranda, I knew that planet was going to have something to do with the Reavers!I think the only thing that bugged me about the movie was Mr. Universe... Not the character. No, the character was pretty cool and I generally liked him. I'm talking about the actor. It was one of those times that I was sitting there trying to think of where the hell I saw this actor before. It dawned on me as we were walking out of the theater. He played the main elf in The Santa Clause.&nbsp; <img src="http://www.enworld.org/forum/images/smilies/laugh.png"&nbsp; class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt=":lol:" title="Laughing&nbsp; &nbsp; :lol:" data-shortname=":lol:" /> It's always destracting when that happens to me while watching a movie.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Captain Howdy, post: 2619681, member: 24933"] I saw the movie at the very first showing in my town, noon. I had to work this evening, but I couldn't stand to wait another day! I really enjoyed Serenity, really nothing was bad about it. Wash and Book are my two favorite characters, but seeing them die (while quite heart-wrenching) wasn't dissapointing at all. Someone had told that only two of the crew die, but I was still biting my nails during the last few minutes. Pretty intense stuff. I am glad the movie explained the Reaver's history and focused on them a little. They were probably the most intriguing part of the TV series for me. Mostly because you never really saw them. All you saw was the crew's reactions when they talked about them. As soon as they landed on Miranda, I knew that planet was going to have something to do with the Reavers! I think the only thing that bugged me about the movie was Mr. Universe... Not the character. No, the character was pretty cool and I generally liked him. I'm talking about the actor. It was one of those times that I was sitting there trying to think of where the hell I saw this actor before. It dawned on me as we were walking out of the theater. He played the main elf in The Santa Clause. :lol: It's always destracting when that happens to me while watching a movie. [/QUOTE]

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