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starrylizard) wrote2010-08-17 07:54 pm
starrylizard) wrote2010-08-17 07:54 pm
Saddest ending ever.
Space: Above and Beyond has the saddest ending ever. Seriously? I was crying!
Cooper as he sits on Vansen's bed: "Now I know how she felt her whole life. I lost my mother and father on the same day."
And then the pan shot out with just Cooper and West lying on fallen comrades beds and... shit! So sad, way too sad. And the whole reveal with the Chig... Ugh. *sniffle* Way to take your show out with a bang and some realism to boot.
And to make myself feel a little better I made me a McQueen icon. *points* I volunteer to enter sci-fi land in order to sit a vigil at his bedside. *nods* It's a tough gig, but I'm willing to do it.
Cooper as he sits on Vansen's bed: "Now I know how she felt her whole life. I lost my mother and father on the same day."
And then the pan shot out with just Cooper and West lying on fallen comrades beds and... shit! So sad, way too sad. And the whole reveal with the Chig... Ugh. *sniffle* Way to take your show out with a bang and some realism to boot.
And to make myself feel a little better I made me a McQueen icon. *points* I volunteer to enter sci-fi land in order to sit a vigil at his bedside. *nods* It's a tough gig, but I'm willing to do it.
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I kind of likened Space: Above and Beyond to the movie Aliens actually. I could imagine if the military characters that go down with sigourny to the planet got more of a story, it'd be a bit like Space: Above and Beyond. I can see what you mean by the feel of the new BSG though too. :)