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Originally posted by Wishimay:
So, if we start donating NOW, in three or four years we could have enough for one Kick-ass movie, riiight??

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Originally posted by SC_FF_FAN:
I'm not sure if Joss Whedon takes on jobs solely for the money, so based on his ComiCon 2012 appearance he may feel a need to finish what he started in Fire Fly and take it for less than other job offers. As some predicted it may take 3 years to see fruitition and make the show or movie, so now the actors will be 13 years older. It would be interesting how the writers work that into the plot.

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Originally posted by SC_FF_FAN:
As some predicted it may take 3 years to see fruitition and make the show or movie, so now the actors will be 13 years older. It would be interesting how the writers work that into the plot.

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They probably would not *have* to, though they could if needed for the story. If they can turn Andy into Gollum, how hard could it be to map younger faces onto the actors? They already do some of that, putting characters' faces on stunt-folk.

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Originally posted by BYTEMITE:
So long as the fans can't agree on what they'd be happy with and anything that could work with the actors, the time gap, and the storyline, we're probably not going to get anything.

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Originally posted by BYTEMITE:
The problem is that they can't advertise to the market very well if there are people who would hate any animated Firefly, people who want a reboot and want to ignore the movie, people who want a continuation... It's all contradictory. Every fan has an idea of what Firefly should be and what they want it to be, and they don't want to support alternative ideas. Fans want all or nothing, and the wide difference in opinion means that no one can be pleased. It's a losing scenario. The fandom already isn't that big, let alone if they gets divided over what they want.

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But lets face it, if more Firefly were made, 98% of those disagreeing fans will lap it up, whether it fits what they "want" or not.

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I just don't think a kickstarter campaign is going to be the way a new Firefly/Serenity/Whatever project gets funded anyway.

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Originally posted by HAKEN:
BUZZFEED.COM - Practically from the first moment that Rob Thomas and Kristen Bell announced their Kickstarter campaign for a Veronica Mars movie — and certainly after the project amassed over $2.5 million in 24 hours — people began wondering if the same could be done for another gone-before-its-time TV series.

Joss Whedon was one of them...


http://www.buzzfeed.com/adambvary/joss-whedon-on-kickstarter-and-firef
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