Poll: Do you watch the series or the movie more often?
POSTED BY: chrisisall
UPDATED: Sunday, April 19, 2009 08:55
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Personally, I've seen Serenity about 50 times by now, and each ep of the series about 20...so for me, it's the movie.
What say you Browncoats?
The laughing Chrisisall
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I'm a newbie (3 months wear on my Browncoat): I've seen all the episodes twice, and a couple of them three or four times. I've seen Serenity twice, and a few scenes more times. Hopefully I'll respond again when I'm a more established fan. :D
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I am a purist: I watch the entire thing from the Battle, through Serenity.
As far as I'm concerned it is a linked chain that shall remain unbroken.
There is nothing either good, nor bad. Yet thinking makes it so.
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I've seen the BDM about 20 times, and I've seen the episodes about 40-50 times each, with a couple of my favorites probably seen about 75+ times.
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It has to be the seris for me. Lost count to be honest of how many times it has been watched.
Generally at weekends, when the ale has been flowing for a short while.
Just bought the HD version of the BDM so that has to be watched next.
Why have they taken the sky from ME
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It has to be the series.
I've lost count how many times I've watched it over the past 4-5 years though. There's a select few eps that I'll watch more than others. OMR, and OIS for example.
There's always an episode to fit one's mood.
The BDM was cinematically released on my birthday, making it the best present ever, but the series is what really captured my heart.
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Interesting, a pattern is forming. It seems peeps like to relive the good times mostly. "Serenity" is certainly a dark turning point, clearly one most responding so far visit less frequently.
The laughing Chrisisall
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Quote:
Originally posted by chrisisall:
Interesting, a pattern is forming. It seems peeps like to relive the good times mostly. "Serenity" is certainly a dark turning point, clearly one most responding so far visit less frequently.
There is dark, and light in Serenity.
Losing Book, and Wash was a hard thing; but Simon, and Kaylee, plus River's recovery/evolution, and Inara's return "temper" the loss imo.
"She's banged up; but she'll fly true".
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Definitely the series. THis is where the characters are really developed and where they have time to show the interactions.
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Movies a little too holywood formula-matic for me, besides taking the story in a direction that no longer interests me, never did.
The series is where the magic is.
-F
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