Sandra Bendelow at 2010-11-23 12:09:58:
Love Joss whedon even more after that response
Marc at 2010-11-23 12:52:46:
I mean we already had the original desaster from 1992. IMDB trivia informs us that:
"Joss Whedon was so frustrated by how much of his vision was being mishandled and how much of it was being rewritten that he eventually left the set during production and never came back."

Poor Joss, he does not deserve all that evil that is done to his work (just imagine where Firefly could be today when Fox would have treated it right).

- She cited Christopher Nolan’s revival of Batman as a supreme example of how a familiar character and revered mythology can be brought to the big screen with a vital new vision. -

Yeah, but that was a well established franchise that totally went the wrong way and Nolan led it back on track and on a path that asymptotically joined the world of the comic books. Buffy is a series that never really went down the drain and Wheodon's work does not need refurbishment. Period.
The Bitter Script Reader at 2010-11-23 13:29:18:
I'm sure we all hate the idea, but let's face it... a significant number of Whedon fans are going to see it knowing they'll hate it, and perhaps even convinced that they MUST hate it. For all the outcrys against this bad idea, Warners has been getting a lot of Internet ink. If they can do the film cheaply enough, it might look like a savvy move from a business standpoint.

The mention of Firefly reminds me of a statement from an old professor of mine. See, I enjoyed Firefly and I agree that Fox totally screwed around with it and didn't give it the shot it deserved. However... I think the fact that the Browncoats are the most fanatical among Whedon fans owes to the fact that Firefly had a brief life and didn't last long enough for an inevitable dip or plateau in quality.

An old professor of mine used to say of Orson Wells, "Had Wells stepped into the street and been struck dead by a bus the day after completing his final cut of CITIZEN KANE, film scholars everywhere would be saying, 'OH! If ONLY he had LIVED!'

"Alas... he did."

Loved Joss's response too, which was on target considering his association with projects like Wonder Woman and Avengers originating from other creators.
Vanilla Chunk at 2010-11-24 00:25:11:
this is one of those stories that makes you want to punch a suit.