'Buffy the Vampire Slayer' Reboot in the Works With Joss Whedon

[Andrew NDB]

Originally Posted by newfan

Can't they drop the name and just call it Slayer or something?

"The Slayer" is kind of catchy, I guess. But my guess is they'd want to associate it as close as possible to "Buffy the Vampire Slayer."

[Papenbrook]

Joss Whedon doesn't deserve to have anymore opportunities that have been (or will be) available to him; he's just going to take advantage of them.

Why would they promote him? I just don't understand it.

[Sumac]

Originally Posted by Papenbrook

Joss Whedon doesn't deserve to have anymore opportunities that have been (or will be) available to him; he's just going to take advantage of them.

Why would they promote him? I just don't understand it.

Because, talented people deserve opportunities as well as chance for redemption, if they had committed some offences?

Or do you think that people in jail should never see the freedom again?

[Krutch]

Originally Posted by Sumac

I actually wonder, how long should it take for those people to actually forgive those who did something wrong?

I've been thinking about this since you've posted it, especially in light of the James Gunn situation. It does raise a good question. I always just assumed those people are stuck in their ways and have made up their mind, but that's unfair of me. I wonder where they draw the line and what they need to do to make amends to these people?

Also, from the Showrunner of the reboot...

[Sumac]

Originally Posted by Krutch

I've been thinking about this since you've posted it, especially in light of the James Gunn situation. It does raise a good question. I always just assumed those people are stuck in their ways and have made up their mind, but that's unfair of me. I wonder where they draw the line and what they need to do to make amends to these people?.

It seems that nothing could redeem those people to the certain crowds, short of death. Preferably cruel one. Very compassionate and emphatic.