You know the deal here: Veronica Mars, stupendous television drama, cancelled young, now revived as a movie via Kickstarter. One year ago, I wrote of the joy that news gave me. Joy. I'm not kidding and I certain-sure am not exaggerating. I tried to explain to you just why I wish I'd written Veronica Mars the TV show and how profoundly thrilling it was for me to once again know there would be more. That I hadn't seen every scrap of this show, that there would be more to watch. And I concluded:<\/p>\n
\nNext year, I\u2019ll be in that cinema watching a new story. Isn\u2019t it simply joyous that a drama can get you like this? That the promise of a drama can be the best news I\u2019ve had all week? I am ridiculously happy and excited and for \u2018ridiculous\u2019, just read \u2018very\u2019 or \u2018tremendously\u2019 or \u2018damn right\u2019.<\/p>\n
You shouldn\u2019t ever come back to old ideas, you shouldn\u2019t revive something if it\u2019s died. Unless it\u2019s Veronica Mars. You never know, but I\u2019ll lay odds that next year I\u2019ll be wishing I\u2019d written this movie.<\/p>\n
I Wish I'd Written Veronica Mars \u2013 Self Distact 15 , 2013<\/a><\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
It's one year on. Well, one day short of one year.<\/p>\n
And I have just come out of the cinema.<\/p>\n
I will not spoil this movie for you, I will not.<\/p>\n
But.<\/p>\n
I wish I'd written Veronica Mars \u2013 the series and the move.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
You know the deal here: Veronica Mars, stupendous television drama, cancelled young, now revived as a movie via Kickstarter. One … Continue reading