Go on and hate me, but...

[gelbes_gilatier]

this is a kind of (belated) Christmas present for me:

“3) If the SGA movie is a go, would you still be involved as the writer and/or producer?”
Answer: I’m sorry to say but the cancellation puts the brakes on whatever progress the SGA movie had made in the past month, shelving it indefinitely.
Mike McGinnis writes: “Is there any chance of the SGA movie anymore if you guys can’t save SGU?”
Answer: See above.  Contrary to what some may think, the cancellation of SGU is very bad news for those looking forward to an Atlantis movie.

Source (via wraithfodder) 

I know that a lot of people on my flist were really looking forward to a Stargate Atlantis movie (and I do feel sorry for you because I know how it is to really, really want something and not get it) but damn, I wasn't. Especially after what Mallozzi said about how Atlantis fared since EATG (in his head, anyway... and only in his head, thank God), I just really, really, really hope that this will finally mean that they will let the franchise rest in peace and give it to the fans. Because, let's face it, we're the ones who actually know what to do with it and how to write it. This is hopefully it for the SGA movie.

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[gelbes-gilatier.livejournal.com]

Rest in peace, Stargate. The agony has lasted long enough.

*nods

While I do like what I read of Jo Graham so far, I like the fact that it's not canon canon and everyone can see fit to it if they want to keep to it or go a different way. It's just one way of many of seeing Stargate, not the way (like a movie would be). So yeah... just another reason to be glad about it.

[anuna-81.livejournal.com]

I reaaaallllyyyy don't like her shipping agenda - but considering my foul mood right now, I should probably refrain from further commenting.

Polyamorous nomads, or whatever the phrase is, for crying out loud. That's just idiotic.