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John Sheridan finds himself transported through multiple timelines and alternate realities in a quest to find his way back home.John Sheridan finds himself transported through multiple timelines and alternate realities in a quest to find his way back home.John Sheridan finds himself transported through multiple timelines and alternate realities in a quest to find his way back home.
- Awards
- 2 nominations
Peter Jurasik
- Londo Mollari
- (voice)
Paul Guyet
- Zathras
- (voice)
- …
Mara Junot
- Reporter
- (voice)
- …
Piotr Michael
- David Sheridan
- (voice)
- …
Andrew Morgado
- G'Kar
- (voice)
- …
Rebecca Riedy
- Delenn
- (voice)
- …
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- Writer
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- TriviaDue to legalities, Crusade (1999)-specific content was off-limits to the production.
- GoofsJohn Sheridan mentions he took command of Babylon 5 in 2258 .This is incorrect as it was January 2259 when he arrived at the station to assume command.
- Quotes
David Sheridan: Perspective changes everything, I guess.
- ConnectionsFollows Babylon 5 (1993)
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For fans of B5... the lil franchise that could
A welcome return to B5 for fans, but confusing for newcomers. A bit like an indy band getting back together to do a remix of fan favorites as a teaser for their new album.
The story was classic B5 epic stuff, but found time for some character moments and other stuff fans dig about the franchise. Most of the humor worked, though one Zathras remark felt a bit meta and probably could've been saved for the DVD extras.
The look of the uniforms, environments, etc. Was faithful to that of the original series and its spinoffs. The B5 station, ships, planetary surfaces, etc. Were a solid compromise of the series' CGI and the movie's animated style. Obviously, the animated approach allowed the movie to give the visuals a scale the original TV series couldn't.
It was of course great to hear the voices of Boxleitner et al again, and if I hadn't known better, I'd have thought they used archived audio clips from previous B5 projects for the voices of Franklin, G'Kar, Delenn, Garibaldi, etc.
Like most franchises, B5 has had its ups and downs. The Road Home is a vast improvement over Legend of the Rangers and Lost Tales. Whether the rumored reboot TV series is animated or live action, The Road Home is a fine place to restart.
The story was classic B5 epic stuff, but found time for some character moments and other stuff fans dig about the franchise. Most of the humor worked, though one Zathras remark felt a bit meta and probably could've been saved for the DVD extras.
The look of the uniforms, environments, etc. Was faithful to that of the original series and its spinoffs. The B5 station, ships, planetary surfaces, etc. Were a solid compromise of the series' CGI and the movie's animated style. Obviously, the animated approach allowed the movie to give the visuals a scale the original TV series couldn't.
It was of course great to hear the voices of Boxleitner et al again, and if I hadn't known better, I'd have thought they used archived audio clips from previous B5 projects for the voices of Franklin, G'Kar, Delenn, Garibaldi, etc.
Like most franchises, B5 has had its ups and downs. The Road Home is a vast improvement over Legend of the Rangers and Lost Tales. Whether the rumored reboot TV series is animated or live action, The Road Home is a fine place to restart.
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- Вавилон 5: Дорога додому
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- Runtime1 hour 19 minutes
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- 1.78 : 1
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