Bloody hell mate, where are you getting it for that price? I'm coming with you. I absolutely loved it, my friend lent the boxset to me a while back, watched the entire series in about a week (this was when I was at high school so I didn't have much free time), then went straight out and saw Serenity first chance that came. I fully reccomend it, and as a fellow Brit I'm sure you'll agree that our US counterparts definitely make some of the best TV shows around...Sarcastic Chimp said:
Yeah they do. But to me, nothing beats Hustle (a TV show about con-men if you don't know). the UK version of Amazon are doing it for £11.98 (or Firefly and Serenity for £15.56) at the moment (just checked.Trivun said:
Yeah, Hustle is pretty great. I saw this series, I have to say that the new guys are pretty good characters, surprising when you consider that Mickey, Albert and Two Socks have had about 5 or 6 seasons to develop, so it was going to be tough bringing new people in as well. Worked though, and I loved last week's finaleSarcastic Chimp said:
Yeah same, but I don't think Mickey should've won that one, and I really liked Harry and Carlton, as they were two people you just don't expect to be friends, as they are so different. Prefered Danny and Stacy though, but good to get Mickey Bricks backTrivun said:Yeah, Hustle is pretty great. I saw this series, I have to say that the new guys are pretty good characters, surprising when you consider that Mickey, Albert and Two Socks have had about 5 or 6 seasons to develop, so it was going to be tough bringing new people in as well. Worked though, and I loved last week's finaleSarcastic Chimp said:
Hey Star Wars Episode III was awesome. Serenity was a bit amateur, I don't think there's much to argue that Firefly was better made then Serenity. I don't understand all the hatred for the new Star Wars trilogy, when people stop fighting and start talking that's the intermission for me, because that's when I leave the theatre to go to the bathroom.ceforga said:
The biggest plus for this whole series is the fact that Joss Whedon takes sci-fi seriously. And not melodramatic seriously, but real-life seriously. The focus of the show is the characters. And these people just happen to exist in a world of interplanetary travel with all its assorted problems, but they deal with all these problems as people actually might, not as characters in a movie might. There are no Master Chiefs here, no Vin Diesels, no Luke Skywalker Neos with mystical weapons. All those are of course fine, but it's very nice to see a story that throws real people into a fantastic setting and lets the audience see what it might really be like if they themselves were 'up there.' Joss Whedon is always very good at crafting characters and dialogue based in reality, and that's what he does here, plus with spaceships.Sarcastic Chimp said:
Everything > Star Wars Episode III. I'm a huge fan of the series, and it breaks my heart whenever I get to the last episode. The cast is all-star, the plot is simple yet elegant, and the writing incorporates both gravity and the kind of dry humor that I enjoy so very very much. It is my absolute favorite TV show of all time.ceforga said:
sorry to say no it's notBasicMojo said:
In my opinion, Serenity was a great film and just as good as Firefly. Firefly had a more funny theme and Serenity had a darker theme. Whether or not Serenity is as good as Firefly really depends on whether or not you appreciate dark/humourous themes equally.hbomb said:
