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Date Posted: 15:09:22 01/10/00 Mon
Author: devlin
Subject: Condensing it was necessary
In reply to: cvl 's message, "Re: violence and the 'previously'" on 14:06:29 01/09/00 Sun

I know what you're getting at, when you say it came across as 'sort of silly'. I think this is because in the cinema you watch at a different pace. Next to the pacing of the TV series, the movie did not fit in. The significant thing, though, was that we were reminded of the plot developments that took place. No matter if the movie could be taken as complete in itself, the fact remains that is was and is tied into the main story, so I think a reminder of what had taken place was important.

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