The Hollywood Blacklist: Serenity: The First Nine Minutes

The Hollywood Blacklist

An unapologetic Wisconsin Republican taking the left-wing Hollywood radical elitists to task and fighting spiritedly against their self-aggrandizing agenda of political correctness and liberal methodology which only serves to demonizing the United States military in their efforts to bring victory to the war against terrorism. Only the operator of this weblog can directly post here, but comments are always welcome. You can e-mail the owner of this site at joseph.kastner@marquette.edu.

Sunday, October 16, 2005

Serenity: The First Nine Minutes

The American public has decidedly disappointed me in regards to their taste in films this year with such favorites as Cinderella Man, The Island, and Serenity failing at the domestic box office as the dogs of Hollywood (Fantastic Four and Madagascar among them) rule the day. This is why I am requesting that visitors to this site check out the first nine minutes of Joss Whedon’s debut feature film, Serenity, to keep the memory of this original film alive in the minds of the movie-going public. It may be a little late to prop its box office prospects (it has already dropped out of the Top 10), but at the very least it can showcase a truly remarkable film American audiences missed out on in theatres and can catch on DVD in the near future.