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Originally posted by JEWELSTAITEFAN:
Welcome to Fireflyfans.net.

This is a website message board devoted to our favorite television show, called Firefly.
Firefly has a wonderful cast of players.

One of these is Morena Baccarin, who plays Inara Serra.

Morena's most recent starring role is in the film Elevation, which was released in Cinema Theater. She also produced the film.

This is the sub-forum called "Cinema"

Elevation
http://www.fireflyfans.net/mthread.aspx?tid=66278

Thank you for following along with the ever expanding network of work that our Big Damn Heroes are participating in. This reflects well back to our favorite show.

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Originally posted by 6ixStringJack:

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Originally posted by JEWELSTAITEFAN:

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Originally posted by 6ixStringJack:
Which woketard?

There's just so many of them it's hard to keep track.

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Anthony Mackie. Top billed player of Elevation.

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You and all your references that fly over my head. I have no idea what Elevation is.

I pity the fool who puts themselves through all of that crap just to try to mine out an extremely rare gem or two every year.

Godspeed, friend.

I hope that the overall quality of movies improves for you over the next few years.

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Originally posted by 6ixStringJack:
Halfwit.

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6ix, you'll waste words on defending the politically motivated thesis that Disney movie ticket sales are going down because their movies are too woke for Trumptards. The real reason sales are down is because Disney movies are on TV for FREE while still in the theater.

Twenty years ago, movies arrived on TV only 3 months after premiering at the theater. Now it is two weeks, or less. An article from 2005 about the self-destructive error Hollywood was only beginning to make:

Hollywood’s Death Spiral, Part 2
Are movie theaters facing extinction?
By Edward Jay Epstein | Aug 01, 2005 9:13 AM

https://slate.com/culture/2005/08/hollywood-s-death-spiral-part-2.html

The $64 billion question in Hollywood these days is what to do about collapsing the boundary between a movie’s theatrical and video release — the so-called video window. Gradually, this window has shrunk from six months to four months — and, in the case of many children’s movies — to three months. Even worse, DVD releases are often announced while a movie is still playing in the multiplexes. As a result, more moviegoers now wait to buy or rent a movie on DVD, which leads to shorter theatrical runs and a fall in worldwide theater attendance, which in turn puts more pressure on the studios to shorten the window even further.

. . . Back in the 1940s, when studios owned the movie houses and television was not yet available, more than 60 percent of the population went to the movies every week. Today, about 9 percent of the population goes. Just as the movie houses replaced vaudeville houses, home theaters with high-definition television could replace the multiplexes if the death spiral continues.

Spoiler Alert! The Death Spiral Continued For Another 20 Years! Movie theaters are not dead, yet. But in another 20 years the walk-in theaters might be as few as Drive-In movies are now.

The Joss Whedon script for Serenity, where Wash lives, is Serenity-190pages.pdf at https://www.mediafire.com/two

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Originally posted by 6ixStringJack:

You keep saying that, but I'm the guy who's predictions are coming true, aren't I?

I don't even give a shit about movies and TV Shows dude.

Hollywood was the canary in the coalmine.

And it told me all about how Democrats were going to be thoroughly destroyed in the 2024 election and how they would be eradicated soon afterward.

Tick Tock, keep on going through life never learning any lessons or ever admitting that you were wrong about anything and enjoy all your pirated movies, scumbag.

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Captain America: Brave New World has been the subject of plenty of criticism since its Valentine's Day 2025 release, with audiences and critics alike mixed in their response to the latest entry in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. However, the movie has still managed to dominate much of its time in theaters, topping the box office charts for almost all its run despite earning perhaps less than the folks behind the film had once imagined. Currently, Brave New World has earned a global total of $372 million, split between a domestic haul of $179 million and $193 million from overseas markets.

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It is this domestic total that marks Brave New World's latest box office achievement, having already surpassed Captain America: The First Avenger both domestically and worldwide

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and taken the likes of Harrison Ford to new box office heights.

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Thanks to the most recent daily figures showcasing that Brave New World took home $781,000 on March 12, the latest MCU entry has now officially entered the top 100 highest-grossing action movies of all time at the US box office. Brave New World has now overtaken the former holder of the #100 spot, Men in Black 3, albeit by just over $100,000. Next in line for Cap to overtake is 2009's X-Men Origins: Wolverine, with the coming weekend likely to see Brave New World rise to at least #90 in the list.

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