Comments on: Heroes Creators Actually Get It http://screenrant.com/heroes-creators-actually-get-it-vic-605/ TV and Movie News, Reviews & Trailers Sat, 26 May 2012 06:12:37 +0000 hourly 1 By: Vic http://screenrant.com/heroes-creators-actually-get-it-vic-605/comment-page-1/#comment-3662 Vic Wed, 21 Mar 2007 14:50:17 +0000 http://dev2.screenrant.com/heroes-creators-actually-get-it-605/#comment-3662 Yeah, when recently David Duchovny mentioned the possibility of another "X-Files" movie my first thought was "Who's going to show up to see it?" :-) Vic Yeah, when recently David Duchovny mentioned the possibility of another “X-Files” movie my first thought was “Who’s going to show up to see it?” :-)

Vic

]]> By: jerseycajun http://screenrant.com/heroes-creators-actually-get-it-vic-605/comment-page-1/#comment-3661 jerseycajun Wed, 21 Mar 2007 04:40:05 +0000 http://dev2.screenrant.com/heroes-creators-actually-get-it-605/#comment-3661 Indeed, I believe this was the very reason I gave up watching the X-Files at around the third or fourth season. It was initially gripping, but when all you have are questions, waiting forever with no answers, you just stop caring, as I did. I didn't even see how the show wrapped up, and when I found out the ultimate fate of the characters, it was met with a shrug and a yawn. One of the other great things in the interview was Kring revealing his desire to produce more episodes like "Company Man", which was one of the greatest hours of television in recent history, in my opinion. This is engrossing television at its best, and I hope it actually rubs off well on other television writers (i.e. not to misappropriate what makes the show successful, like producers who mistake great fx for great stories, do.) Last thought: If Serenity can generate a great film after only a single season, I wonder (if this show stays the course) if Heroes will ever translate to film? It would make great entertainment on the big screen or small, I think. Indeed, I believe this was the very reason I gave up watching the X-Files at around the third or fourth season. It was initially gripping, but when all you have are questions, waiting forever with no answers, you just stop caring, as I did. I didn’t even see how the show wrapped up, and when I found out the ultimate fate of the characters, it was met with a shrug and a yawn.

One of the other great things in the interview was Kring revealing his desire to produce more episodes like “Company Man”, which was one of the greatest hours of television in recent history, in my opinion.

This is engrossing television at its best, and I hope it actually rubs off well on other television writers (i.e. not to misappropriate what makes the show successful, like producers who mistake great fx for great stories, do.)

Last thought: If Serenity can generate a great film after only a single season, I wonder (if this show stays the course) if Heroes will ever translate to film? It would make great entertainment on the big screen or small, I think.

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