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Según Scifibrain.com Serenity es la mejor película de ciencia ficción de 2005:
Joss Whedon does it once again, and thanks to all the fans who spent so much time trying to revive the ‘canceled before its time’ television series, sci-fi fans got one heck of a movie. Serenity kept the charm and feel of the television series, but blew it up to twice its size and slapped it onto theaters across the country. Fans were disappointed that more people didn’t turn out to watch the movie, but that isn’t any fault of the movie, since it was easily the best sci-fi film of the year. One of the first sci-fi adventure/action films to blend drama and comedy so well in quite some time, Serenity is one of those films you can watch again and again, and is one that should not be missed.
Y, evidentemente, Joss Whedon el mejor director:
You can’t really have a Best Film without a Best Director, so it is only natural that Joss Whedon – directing his first movie – wins the award for Best Director. With all the characters and plot going on in Serenity, it would’ve been easy for a director to come in and make a mess out of it all, but Joss knew exactly what to do with the script he wrote. The movie is filled with memorable shots such as River framed by a burning swing, that you can’t help but hope Joss Whedon gets to direct another film very, very soon. Hopefully, another Serenity film at that.
(vía WHEDONesque)
En la lista de las 10 interpretaciones «pasadas por alto» del 2005, realizada por Associated Press, adivinen a quién encontramos en el noveno puesto. Pues sí, a nuestro capitán espacial favorito: Nathan Fillion.
Forget Oscar, these were the year’s most fun and lively performances – the ones we actually can’t wait to watch again. Please, no costumes, no accents.
Y de Fillion en Serenity:
9. Nathan Fillion, «Serenity.» Like Harrison Ford did three decades ago, Fillion plays a bemused, roll-with-the-punches spaceship captain. There aren’t awards for such performances, but they help remind us that sci-fi and action movies can actually be good.
(vía WHEDONesque)
La BBC ha seleccionado las diez mejores películas de 2005 y, como era previsible, Serenity entre ellas, ocupando el sexto puesto. Según la BBC:
A gently intelligent action sci-fi with wit, drama, and emotion to spare, this is the blockbuster you’ve been waiting for all year.
(vía WHEDONesque)