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*SERENITY* WRECKED ME!!! | Part 2 Reaction | Film Student Watches

Firefly Series & Serenity : https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLXhAsh-IJmpvVRF0gRpGHbL0NFpJLMYa6 Patreon: www.patreon.com/movienightwithjacqui Instagram & Twitter/X: @jacquimiaross Jacqui Mia Ross P.O. Box 4755 Culver City, CA 90231 USA 00:00 - Intro 04:17 - Reaction 30:07 - Analysis / Final Thoughts ________________________________________________________________________________________________ *Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use. NO COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT INTENDED. All rights belong to their respective owners. ________________________________________________________________________________________________ Serenity #serenity Firefly #firefly #reaction First Time Watching #firsttimewatching Reaction #reactionvideo Joss Whedon Nathan Fillion Gina Torres Alan Tudyk Morena Baccarin Ron Glass

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Phil Stubblefield

Yup, we knew this would wreck you! 😭 But the series is *so* good that it's worth it!

Wild_Lee_Coyote

One of the things that came out after the movie ended was that Inara actually had a terminal illness, that’s why she never let Mal close. Episode 1 where the Reavers pass by and Inara opens a box with a syringe, that is the medicine she takes for it. But in high doses it is lethal as well as lethal to those who come in contact with them. Future episodes were going to explore that story line, but Fox never gave us that chance.

Matt Johnson

Joined just to see this a day early, your reaction was all I was hoping for. Emotional, insightful, great technical points. I'm glad to see you back and hope you're doing a bit better now. One thing I'd love to see you react to, which is a little off your normal routine, is The Tale of Jenny and Screech, by Ren. It's technically (3) music videos, collected into a 13 minute video, but really it's a short 3 act play. The cinematographer is a genius along with Men's performance and writing. I think you'd enjoy the story and the camera work choices. It's also three long single shot, live, scenes, which I know you appreciate. I don't know if I get to request anything at this Patreon tier, but if I do, this is it. The Renegade community is also every bit as welcoming and lovely as the Brown coats are

Tom Grassia

I hope you're doing better.

Darj

There are so many great moments in this movie, it's hard to pick. But if I had to limit myself to two, they both had to do with the score in the latter half (or the finale). One is on the final ascent through the stormy clouds with the theme soaring for the final time and the other when River is fighting the Reavers. There's just something about taking a theme and bumping it up a key that really sends shivers down my spine.

King Skippus

So now that you've seen the whole thing, what would you do if you had say-so over Firefly's future? Just leave it alone and let what's out the stand so that our memories of the property don't become sullied and jaded? Another series or movie with the main characters who are left? Another series a la what's happening with Star Wars right now with new characters but set in the same 'verse? Alternate media stories, such as an animated series, more comics, etc.? As creator and primary writer, do you think Joss Whedon would (should?) have a role in its future? Also, I REALLY enjoy the parts of these videos when you bring your film education to bear, analyzing how things like lighting and sound and cinematography reflect the theme of the show. I also very much enjoy how much insight you bring to bear on these shows, such as your comments on Inara's and Mal's actions, and the possibility that The Operative is actually Jubal Early (recast, of course), something that I had honestly never even considered, but now I can't get out of my head. Might you consider doing a video of just you talking about and analyzing such things? Or maybe a livestream where you talk about things like that while answering questions? Maybe even talk about your thoughts and feelings towards Joss Whedon, someone who I basically worshiped since around 1997, but who has proven very problematic since, and how that tinges what you think when you watch his shows and movies. (Pedestals and fallen idols and all of that, you know?) At any rate, congratulations, now you've been utterly destroyed like the rest of us, knowing the bittersweet joy and pain of being a fan of Firefly. I'm delighted that you've enjoyed the show and the movie, and that you're one of us now. 😎

Hotrod Mike

I always thought of the assassin especially at the end becomes something more like another Shephard Book.

Robert Kirkpatrick

So pleased you were able to watch and experience the movie without spoilers! Your reaction was perfect, the way so many felt and experienced it the first time they watched the film. In answer to your question during part 1, yes this received a theatrical run. I took my son to see it in the uk and we were two out of a theatre full of 8 people!! He loved it and went out the following day and purchased the series box set.

mrchill_77

I always love your analysis at the end of whatever you are watching. It’s so insightful, not just from the technical parts of the film but also the storytelling. Also my subscribe button is black, so if you still want to do the bit at the end, I personally think it would be hilarious if you died your hair to match whatever the current color of the subscribe button is at the time, but don’t ever explain why. So for black, you could do something like “Now I’m back in black, so be sure you hit the black subscribe button”

Bill

I loved your Firefly and Serenity Reactions. Have you ever considered doing a Farscape reaction? I think that you would enjoy that show.

CarmenF1727

Have you seen 2001: A Space Odyssey? Would you consider doing a reaction to that? For someone as tuned in to wonderful cinematography and interesting ideas, I definitely recommend it if you haven't already seen it.