Would you re-edit the opening scene to SERENITY...?
POSTED BY: burnnotice
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The only thing I would consider changing about the opening is the music, I would love to have had Greg Edmonson Score it.
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Originally posted by artcat81:
The only thing I would consider changing about the opening is the music, I would love to have had Greg Edmonson Score it.
My sentiments exactly. No disrespect to the films composer but he failed to fully live up to Edmonson.
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I enjoyed the movie scores, yes, but to me they were almost invasive to what was going on, well invasive is not the right word, more ... it kinda hit you over the head where Greg Edmonsons music, just flowed to me in a very natural, organic way.
If I had the money, I would love to hire Greg Edmonson to do his own score for it, I would love to hear what he would do.
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Originally posted by burnnotice:
I was a diehard fan of the series...
Ummmm, whaddya mean "was"?
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I enjoyed the opening scene of serenety, although i understand what you mean about the length.
i prefer to look at the movie as a final episode of the TV series.
How wuld you re-edit the begining without alienating new and old viewers alike?
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I'll tell you what should have changed: Book's death. To the non-browncoat viewer it played no important role whatsoever. His previous screen presence had been an eyeblink before *poof* he was gone. A non-browncoat friend of mine was confused by it. He felt like there was a huge emotional moment being held for a complete stranger he was expected to mourn.
Gr Arg. So silly. It was a death with no meaning to the casual viewer. What a foolish waste.
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