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Firefly: Der Aufbruch der Serenity

Originaltitel: Firefly
  • Fernsehserie
  • 2002–2003
  • 12
  • 45 Min.
IMDb-BEWERTUNG
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Firefly: Der Aufbruch der Serenity (2002)
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Fünfhundert Jahre in der Zukunft versucht eine abtrünnige Crew an Bord eines kleinen Raumschiffs zu überleben, während sie die unbekannten Teile der Galaxie bereisen und kriegerischen Frakti... Alles lesenFünfhundert Jahre in der Zukunft versucht eine abtrünnige Crew an Bord eines kleinen Raumschiffs zu überleben, während sie die unbekannten Teile der Galaxie bereisen und kriegerischen Fraktionen sowie Behördenagenten die sie zurückholen sollen, ausweichen.Fünfhundert Jahre in der Zukunft versucht eine abtrünnige Crew an Bord eines kleinen Raumschiffs zu überleben, während sie die unbekannten Teile der Galaxie bereisen und kriegerischen Fraktionen sowie Behördenagenten die sie zurückholen sollen, ausweichen.

  • Stoffentwicklung
    • Joss Whedon
  • Hauptbesetzung
    • Nathan Fillion
    • Gina Torres
    • Alan Tudyk
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  • IMDb-BEWERTUNG
    8,9/10
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      • Joss Whedon
    • Hauptbesetzung
      • Nathan Fillion
      • Gina Torres
      • Alan Tudyk
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    • 1 Primetime Emmy gewonnen
      • 5 Gewinne & 8 Nominierungen insgesamt

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    Nathan Fillion
    Nathan Fillion
    • Captain Malcolm 'Mal' Reynolds
    • 2002–2003
    Gina Torres
    Gina Torres
    • Zoë Washburne
    • 2002–2003
    Alan Tudyk
    Alan Tudyk
    • Hoban 'Wash' Washburne
    • 2002–2003
    Morena Baccarin
    Morena Baccarin
    • Inara Serra
    • 2002–2003
    Adam Baldwin
    Adam Baldwin
    • Jayne Cobb
    • 2002–2003
    Jewel Staite
    Jewel Staite
    • Kaylee Frye
    • 2002–2003
    Sean Maher
    Sean Maher
    • Dr. Simon Tam
    • 2002–2003
    Summer Glau
    Summer Glau
    • River Tam
    • 2002–2003
    Ron Glass
    Ron Glass
    • Shepherd Derrial Book
    • 2002–2003
    Christina Hendricks
    Christina Hendricks
    • Saffron
    • 2002–2003
    Mark Sheppard
    Mark Sheppard
    • Badger
    • 2002
    Michael Fairman
    Michael Fairman
    • Adelai Niska
    • 2002
    Jeff Ricketts
    Jeff Ricketts
    • Man
    • 2002
    Dennis Cockrum
    Dennis Cockrum
    • Other Man
    • 2002
    Doug Savant
    Doug Savant
    • Commander Harken
    • 2002
    Gregory Itzin
    Gregory Itzin
    • Magistrate Higgins
    • 2002
    Richard Brooks
    Richard Brooks
    • Jubal Early
    • 2002
    Isabella Hofmann
    Isabella Hofmann
    • Regan Tam
    • 2002
    • Stoffentwicklung
      • Joss Whedon
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    Zusammenfassung

    Reviewers say 'Firefly' is acclaimed for its innovative fusion of sci-fi and western genres, delivering a compelling futuristic narrative. The show is lauded for its deep character development and ensemble performances, particularly Nathan Fillion's Captain Mal Reynolds. The crew's camaraderie and unique personalities create a strong emotional connection. Central themes of family, survival, and resistance against an oppressive regime enrich the storyline. Despite its short run, 'Firefly' has garnered a loyal fanbase for its creative storytelling and character-focused plots.
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    Welsh_Corgie

    Counterpoint, apparently

    Comparable in flavor to critically-acclaimed Cowboy Bebop. If you're one of the many people that enjoy a good, character-driven show, with a decent plotline and writing hand-crafted by some of the finest in the business, then this is the show for you. Apparently so for the Fox network, but only for a few weeks. Thankfully, the show was released in its entirety on DVD, in all of its glory. Also, as if the brilliant episodes weren't enough to satisfy, there are great, insightful commentaries on most episodes, by creator Joss Whedon and others, and lots of other extras. I can't say enough about this show. Everyone was sad to see this show go, especially the stars.

    ***** out of *****
    nchanter

    addicting

    I felt I had to comment on this show because of another persons negative opinion on it(target audience of 8 or 9 years). I find this show addicting and the characters far more interesting than many sci-fi shows that have gained far more publicity because of their special effects. Each character is very well developed and entices the audience to want to find out more about them. As a personal response as to why weapons haven't developed beyond the space western....several of the episodes show scenes of past and current technology far more advanced than the weapons used in the show on a regular basis.laser guns,magnetic grapplers,floating cities,multiple brain surgeries involving nerve manipulation,killer sonic tech,and much more. The show is set on the frontier of known space with characters that are not rich. A regular western gun is all that can be safely used on a spaceship. Another gun, whether laser or high caliber projectile weapon will pierce the hull and cause major problems for the crew..if not kill them outright.

    The social intricacies of the companions and the "Houses" they come from, the military training of the "shepherd" preacher, the developing psionic powers of "the crazy sister-river" and all the others leads me to believe that Whedon put a lot of planning and thought into each character and the personal world they live in. They all seem to have a substantial, believable past. They all seem to have personal goals that are not necessarily tied to the show...as if they could leave at any time if their lives and beliefs take them that way. This comes across as very believable.

    While others are entitled to their own opinion, all of this, in my opinion, makes me think this show is worth every penny spent to produce it. I also own it.
    zakal

    What was FOX thinking?!

    FOX must have the greatest talent scouts in the world, but the worst executives. "Firefly" is the best example. It was simultaneously the best new show, the best western series in decades, and the best sci-fi show on TV (and coming from a die-hard Trekkie, placing them above "Enterprise" is saying something). They didn't have a single bad episode, and some were spectacular. The premise, the characters, the plots and the dialogue were all top-notch. And FOX cancelled it without even really giving it a chance.

    Maybe the show couldn't stand in the end. Maybe I'm alone in this, and there aren't enough fans to justify what the show cost. But making that call after half a season, with half of the episodes pre-empted for baseball playoffs was a phenomenally stupid thing to do. That show should have been here to stay, and it got axed without a chance to prove itself. I only pray the movie works out. At least we'll have something.
    securis

    Excellent Series

    This series is an excellent series. However, like other high quality shows, this one was cancelled prematurely. Science fiction often takes time for people to warm upto it, but in the end, the fanbase makes up for the time lost. (Stargate SG-1 was tossed around from HBO to Fox and now to SciFi where it is now the hottest scifi show on television) The magnitude of Star Trek: The Original Series was not realized until it was prematurely cancelled. Look at the money Paramount is making off of the franchise. This show is like many others who deserve recognition in science fiction. I recommend anyone who appreciates science fiction to watch this series, however, I must warn you that the ending is exceptionally disappointing. It is unfinished... an abrupt ending with so many lose ends, it may leave you with a feeling of grave disappointment when you realize there's no more episodes to watch... when everything that has been building up in suspense comes to nothing. Networks sure know how to get people to stop watching TV... cancel anything of any value.
    film-critic

    If you can't run, you crawl, and if you can't do that...

    Firefly is like no other television program. Only lasting one year, with episodes randomly thrown on strange nights on FOX, this series boasted a classic combination of science fiction with a western flair. How could it go wrong? A humorous program that had fun, fought bad guys, and harbored extremely dark secrets. Why did it only last one season? Marketing. FOX, as we all can learn from my review of Outfoxed, is not quite the "fair and balanced" type of programming that it promotes, but instead attaches itself to the hottest trend and pushes it nearly to the point of sickness. For those that would disagree, I ask you to check out how many predictable seasons of American Idol we will have to endure until someone realizes that it lost its steam a many a moon ago. Or how about the disaster of a series called Wife Swap? Honestly, did FOX just ignore the idea of creativity and push directly for insulting "reality" television? From what I see on television today, I could only assume the answer to be "yes". Firefly was a bold, unique, and highly original series that gave us powerful characters, detailed stories, and that Lost itch in the back of your mind that keeps you asking that age old question, "why". Yet, in all of its power, it was canceled.

    Firefly is perfection on a stick. The twang of the guitar, the stone-face stare of Mal, the goofiness of Jayne (is that a girls name?), the questionable past of Shepard Book, the humor of Wash, the power of Zoe, and the innocence of Kaylee is exactly why I fell in love with this show. This is honestly, one of the few series that I could go back from the beginning and watch again, loving every moment of it. Whedon created a masterpiece in my eyes, and a huge opportunity was missed by several major networks to keep this imagination alive.

    While some will argue that Firefly was full of nothing more than C-rated actors who were "shallow cut-outs, and whose dialogue never rises above the level of a so-so sitcom", I thought that they brought so much personality and charisma to a smorgasbord of unoriginal programming. I wanted to know the truth behind River and the darkness behind the good Shepard. I continually waited for a snappy comeback from Mal, and was excited whenever he showed humility. Jayne was a big favorite of mine, always questioning authority, yet as loyal as the family dog. The love between Zoe and Wash brought a new layer of honesty to this sci-fi series. It wasn't just about paying for the ship, flying through unmapped terrain, or stealing, it was about humanity. That sense of humanity could be found in the opening episode for this series aptly titled "Serenity". In it, the crew takes upon some passengers with some rather unknown cargo. Inside one of those crates is a girl that will change their lives forever. For this series to work successfully, as it did, we needed human characters that bled, felt compassion, and demonstrated connectiveness to each of us. Mal's ship, Serenity, was a living example of how television could be done creatively and originally.

    The characters could only be as strong as the words that were handed to them. Listening to the words that pass through Mal's mouth, the charm of Wash, or even the inconsistent ramblings of River, you could only wonder where Whedon could have gone with all of them. In each of these characters, Whedon had written secrets. While, sadly, we may never know what they all were, that is what made you itch for more episodes. You not only wanted to see the creative "western" adventures that Whedon was sending his crew, but you also wanted to learn more about these band of renegades. They were good, but possibly darkness reigned inside of them. The character most guilty of this (outside of River) was Shepard Book. I loved this character. Whedon drew him with so much passion and conviction, yet with every episode you learned more about this man than imaginable. He is an excellent example of what this series was like. He represented the smart words of Whedon, the humanity of his character, and the secrets that each of these shared. He was a "priest", yet he knew more about the Alliance than anyone aboard that ship. If anyone were to ask me to describe the series in two words, I would simply say, "Shepard Book".

    George Lucas is credited with creating this detailed futuristic world that gives us glimpses of a possible future, or a galaxy far far away, Whedon succeeded in this series by giving us a plausible future in the not-too-distant future of 500 years. Prostitution in legal, in fact respected in the community, the Chinese and Americans have forged one super power called the Alliance, and our hero is a war veteran, still not shaken by the loss that his side took due to the Alliance control. While Lucas gives us far-fetched characters and situations, Whedon gives us a imaginative look at our future. I think that is why this series worked so well for me. I could imagine this future. I could see it past the characters. I wasn't bogged down by dopey looking aliens, but instead a plausible man vs. man situation. Firefly was simple, yet so complex.

    I could honestly go on forever about how much I enjoyed this show. I have never watched a series where I found myself prepared to watch over and over again. Firefly blends a power mixture of comedy, western, and action all together … and the characters bleed. Villains die in this series. How often do you see that? If you have not watched this series, or have not spent the money to support it, DO IT RIGHT NOW!

    Grade:(proudly) ***** out of *****

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      Between shots, the cast preferred to wait in the ship's lounge instead of their trailers/dressing rooms.
    • Patzer
      The Chinese characters for "Blue Sun" change from throughout the series. On Jayne's T-shirt, "Blue Sun" is Qing Ri, but in logo signs, it's Lan Ri. In ancient China, as well as Japan, green and blue were seen as different shades of the same color. The character Qing was used to represent both green and blue. In modern China, Lan is the character used for blue.
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      opening song: Take my love, take my land / Take me where I cannot stand / I don't care, I'm still free / You can't take the sky from me / Take me out to the black / Tell 'em I ain't comin' back / Burn the land and boil the sea / You can't take the sky from me / There's no place I can be / Since I found serenity / But you can't take the sky from me

    • Alternative Versionen
      The DVD episodes end with Joss Whedon and Tim Minear's Executive Producer credit washing across the screen, left to right. On the television episodes, instead of their names, a wireframe model of Serenity fades up.
    • Verbindungen
      Featured in The Rotten Tomatoes Show: Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time/Sex and the City 2/MacGruber (2010)
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      The Ballad of Serenity
      Performed by Sonny Rhodes

      Written by Joss Whedon

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