Happy Birthdays!
To two people I've known a long time and like very much:
missmurchison and
speakr2customrs. Hope you both have wonderful days ::love and hugs::
David and I go to see Serenity on Thursday. Our friends, non-Firefly fans (think they saw a few of the episodes, no more) went on Sunday and loved it which is a good sign as they wouldn't have been all that familiar with it.
While I'm on the subject, add me to the group of people feeling a little stunned by the schadenfreude of some people. Whether or not you like Firefly, whatever your annoyance with Joss, ill-wishing a movie out of a years-old pique is childish, spiteful and singularly pointless. Sure there's a huge buzz out about it and if you're not part of that it can get tiresome. So? We've all gone through that at various times. You scroll on by and wait for it to die down.
Even if I weren't very excited about the movie, I'd still be chuffed for my fellow fen that from the ashes of cancellation came a movie deal. I feel a deep, profound satisfaction that it's one in the eye for Fox for cancelling not just Firefly but so many other shows I liked. Maybe that satisfaction is akin to what you feel when you gleefully wish the movie will fail; I don't know. It feels different, but maybe it's not. Maybe I'm just as bad as you.
But then, Fox isn't on my f-list reading my digs and getting hurt, so maybe I'm not.
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David and I go to see Serenity on Thursday. Our friends, non-Firefly fans (think they saw a few of the episodes, no more) went on Sunday and loved it which is a good sign as they wouldn't have been all that familiar with it.
While I'm on the subject, add me to the group of people feeling a little stunned by the schadenfreude of some people. Whether or not you like Firefly, whatever your annoyance with Joss, ill-wishing a movie out of a years-old pique is childish, spiteful and singularly pointless. Sure there's a huge buzz out about it and if you're not part of that it can get tiresome. So? We've all gone through that at various times. You scroll on by and wait for it to die down.
Even if I weren't very excited about the movie, I'd still be chuffed for my fellow fen that from the ashes of cancellation came a movie deal. I feel a deep, profound satisfaction that it's one in the eye for Fox for cancelling not just Firefly but so many other shows I liked. Maybe that satisfaction is akin to what you feel when you gleefully wish the movie will fail; I don't know. It feels different, but maybe it's not. Maybe I'm just as bad as you.
But then, Fox isn't on my f-list reading my digs and getting hurt, so maybe I'm not.