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Finally saw this last night, and while a good film, it was nowhere near a great film. I actually thought the story flowed rather nicely, but there were lots of little problems that brought the story down considerably. Rachel's character was completely useless and was only there to be the...

New one is up, http://worldsoforos.com/secondviews/2008/07/26/review-babylon-5-111/#more-618

They referred to a few different characters that were the rank of Admiral on a few occasions. I do believe there was at least one instance where a minor guest character was an Admiral.

I'm a complete fleet junkie, I devout sections of my episode reviews to highlighting new ships and breaking down how they fare in battle. Out of all the ships seen in B5 I'm most a fan of the Warlock Class from the EA and the Victory Class from the ISA.

Actually I believe they are going to release that as a mini-movie around the same time the movie proper is released, at least that's what Snyder was saying.

Brad Dourif is awesome, and that episode is quite choice. The only problem with Dourif is that I so associate him with Deadwood now that every time I see him in something I think of him as the doctor. Wayne Alexander would be my man, he was downright awesome every time he was on the screen...

Same here, and I am also one of the people that doesn't really see where JMS is coming from on this issue. It's good to go into a project hoping that it will succeed and you will be given a bigger budge. However the WB flat out stated that they were only interested in making inexpensive...

The graphic novel is easily the greatest comic ever written, by one of the greatest comic writers of all time. It's well worth your time to check out.

Nope, Englund's character was indeed named Jeremiah.

I highly disagree as I still find the show quite funny. It's not as funny as it was in it's best years, but it is still funny and still far above almost any other prime time comedy out there not named King Of The Hill, The Office, or My Name Is Earl.

Well, I loved him as the Emperor, not so much as the Minbari in season 5 whose name I can't remember at the moment.

Jinxo was terrible, and compared to his first appearance in the series Turhan Bey was very annoying in his season 5 appearance. Although based on what I've heard he was so far gone by that point that he couldn't remember any of his lines.

New review, http://worldsoforos.com/secondviews/2008/07/20/review-babylon-5-110/#more-553

I didn't think the story slipped away at all, but was present throughout all the way to the end, cultivating in the actions of the main characters towards Tambor, can't think of his characters name, before the end credits. Spoilers below, since I can't get the spoiler tags to work today for...

I thought this movie was perfect in every way except for one flaw, the ending with the twins was very obvious from the moment they revealed they were linked. The humor was spot on, the visuals were amazing, the action was excellent, the characters all interacted greatly, the messages the movie...

I don't know if it's a case of typecasting as much as that is just the way Dushku is, even in real life. She's hot, but she's not clean hot, she's dirty hot, ya know what I mean?

I've always thought Dushku is a very underrated actress who doesn't ever get thought of as a good actress because of the whole dirty/grungy vibe that she exudes in every role. But, yes, I do think that was one of the few times where SMG let herself go and her acting improved as a result.

It very well should be considered serious art, because it is. Not all of it is of course, but in that sense it is no different than literature, theater, films, etc.. There is fluff TV and there is serious art TV, just like any other art form. While I agree with the Boxie tangent, I can't...

Personally I never had any problem with Lochley. She was an adept commanding officer, and she was good when they gave her actual material to work with. The only real problem I had was the angle of her being married to Sheridan previously. It was forced, didn't add a thing to the story in any...

I never worried about that quote, because honestly I was happier with the fact that it appeared that the B5 universe was going to grow beyond the boundaries of the show as opposed to the original "Everything will be answered in 5 years."