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The first review of the film has appeared online, and here's what one fan named Burlapin had to say:
I got to see a rough cut of it at this year's Can't Stop The Serenity (charity screening of Browncoat suff and Serenity/Jossfest). Super fun day.

I have never walked out of a movie before because it was bad. Once because of a bladder infection and I was six, once because the movie wasn't what I thought, and that's it- I have sat through movies great and terrible. But nothing could have prepared me for the travesty that was Browncoat Redemption.

They put a lot of work into it. But a lot of work does not equal quality finished product. The script dragged and dragged... I fell asleep at one point about half way through (and when I awoke it was the SAME AWEFUL SCENE) prompting me to leave. Many others did as well. Keep in mind, this was a group of diehard Firefly fans.

God it was bad. Just wanted to warn you... don't waste your time.

Burlapin went on to write:

Yeah. I mean, kudos for creating it. I always feel like an ass when I think "I could have made something way better than this" because I can, but I didn't. They at least put the effort into doing it, and that's awesome. ...Not so awesome that it makes it good though. :'(

Source: Scifiwire

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