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The action-packed adventure Serenity continues with the fully loaded Special Collector's Edition! With over 60 minutes of all-new bonus features and never-before-seen footage this must-own set takes you deeper into the incredible worlds created by Joss Whedon Buffy the Vampire Slayer Angel and Firefly. It's an exclusiveedge-of-your-seat experience that can't be missed.System Requirements:Running Time: 119 Mins.Format: DVD MOVIE Genre: SCI-FI/FANTASY Rating: PG-13 UPC: 025195008938 Manufacturer No: 61101072
Serenity offers perfect proof that Firefly deserved a better fate than premature TV cancellation. Joss Whedon's acclaimed sci-fi Western hybrid series was ideally suited in Browncoats, of course for a big-screen conversion, and this action-packed adventure allows Whedon to fill in the Firefly backstory, especially the history and mystery of the spaceship Serenity's volatile and traumatized stowaway, River Tam Summer Glau. Her lethal skills as a programmed "weapon" makes her a coveted prize for the power-hungry planetary Alliance, represented here by an Operative Chiwetel Ejiofor who'll stop at nothing to retrieve River from Serenity's protective crew. We still get all the quip-filled dialogue and ass-kicking action that we've come to expect from the creator of Buffy the Vampire Slayer, but Whedon goes a talented step further here, blessing his established ensemble cast with a more fully-developed dynamic of endearing relationships. Serenity's cast is led with well-balanced depth and humor by Nathan Fillion as Captain Mal Reynolds, whose maverick spirit is matched by his devotion to crewmates Wash Alan Tudyk, Zoe Gina Torres, fun-loving fighter Jayne Adam Baldwin, engineer Kaylee Jewel Staite, doctor Simon Sean Maher, and Mal's former flame Inara Morena Baccarin, who plays a pivotal role in Whedon's briskly-paced plot. As many critics agreed, Serenity offered all the fun and breezy excitement that was missing from George Lucas's latter-day Star Wars epics, and Whedon leaves an opening for a continuing franchise that never feels cheap or commercially opportunistic. With the mega-corporate mysteries of Blue Sun yet to be explored, it's a safe bet we haven't seen the last of the good ship Serenity. --Jeff Shannon
