Serenity [Blu-ray/DVD Combo + Digital Copy] (2005)

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Serenity offers perfect proof that Firefly deserved a much better fate than premature TV cancellation. Joss Whedon's acclaimed sci-fi Western hybrid series was ideally suited (in Browncoats, of course) to get a big-screen conversion, and also this action-packed adventure allows Whedon to fill in the Firefly backstory, particularly the background mystery of the spaceship Serenity's volatile and traumatized stowaway, River Tam (Summer Glau). Her lethal skills being a programmed "weapon" makes her a coveted prize to the power-hungry planetary Alliance, represented here by an Operative (Chiwetel Ejiofor) who'll visit not retrieve River from Serenity's protective crew. We get every one of the quip-filled dialogue and ass-kicking action that we've come to anticipate from the creator of Buffy the Vampire Slayer, but Whedon goes a talented step further here, blessing his established ensemble cast which has a more fully-developed dynamic of endearing relationships. Serenity's cast is led with well-balanced depth and humor by Nathan Fillion as Captain Mal Reynolds, whose maverick spirit is matched by his devotion to crewmates Wash (Alan Tudyk), Zoe (Gina Torres), fun-loving fighter Jayne (Adam Baldwin), engineer Kaylee (Jewel Staite), doctor Simon (Sean Maher), and Mal's former flame Inara (Morena Baccarin), who plays a pivotal role in Whedon's briskly-paced plot. As many critics agreed, Serenity offered every among the fun and breezy excitement that has been missing from George Lucas's latter-day Star Wars epics, and Whedon leaves a gap to get a continuing franchise that never feels cheap or commercially opportunistic. With the mega-corporate mysteries of Blue Sun yet being explored, it's actually a safe bet we haven't seen the final of the good ship Serenity. --Jeff Shannon

Studio: Uni Dist Corp. (mca) Release Date: 06/28/2011 Rating: Pg13