1. Buffy has already HAD a movie. The series was based on the
original 1992 movie with Luke Perry. This project can SO happen
without Joss it's not even funny.
2. The show continued in comic book form, so it's not like this story
dies never to be heard from again. The smart thing to do would be
to keep the book going until they can get the show back on TV. If
they can bring back Family Guy and Futurama, they can bring back
Buffy.
On Jun 14, 2009, at 5:40 AM, Omari Confer wrote:
Its been about 5 seconds since Buffy ended its last season (ok like
6 years). Though that is a long time in the information age, I just
dont see this taking off without the blessing of the Buffy god. Ill
be waiting for DVD to see how bad this will be.....
On Sun, Jun 14, 2009 at 2:22 AM, Tracey de Morsella
<[email protected]> wrote:
Joss Whedon Said No To Buffy Movie
By Graeme McMillan, 7:00 AM on Sat Jun 13 2009, 3,870 views
Fans may want the head of the executives who announced a Buffy The
Vampire Slayer movie without the involvement of Joss Whedon, but it
turns out that Whedon was asked to be involved after all... and
said no.
In an offhand comment at the end of a conversation with
Entertainment Weekly about the future of Dollhouse, Whedon admitted
I believe [the producers of the proposed movie] did ultimately
reach out to my agent after the news broke... I think that's
something better left untouched by me. So, I wish them luck.
They'll need that luck, if fan outrage about the movie is anything
to judge by. But will the news that Whedon wasn't actually snubbed
change the hatred that fans have for the idea?
Joss Whedon on 'Dollhouse' — 'Back with such a
vengeance' [Entertainment Weekly]
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