kevin-623 I was a fan of Babylon 5 as a kid, but I didn't remember the story before seeing this movie. However, seeing this brought out a whole lot of goosebumps. Not because I am the greatest fan, but because of the amazing acting and setting in some of the scenesWithout doubt the movie that has brought me closest to crying in a whole lot of years. An absolute recommendation goes out to all! But be bewared: It will be tempting as hell to join the wagon and see the series :DIf you are already a fan of the series, you have no choice. An absolute must-see for fans, and a "should see it anyways" for all others!

Axenna I actually cried, Can you beleive it? This film was so good, it touched me. That part where Londo is talking about loving Centauri Prime, and then it goes back to the war, showing the little shelter full of crying humans, powerful stuff. Mira Furlan and Bruce Boxlietner played their roles to perfection. And I have never seen Peter Jurasik perform better, and I've seen a lot of his stuff. Simply put, this film should have won an Emmy. It was incredible.

Malko Linge Very nice to see how all things happened during the Earth-Minbari War. Lots of things are clear after seeing this movie. I saw the complete series of Babylon 5 before seeing this movie. In the series there's a lot of talk about the war, about what Sheridan did in the war, why was it stopped so strangely, what has Sinclair with this early story? You get all the answers! Great movie!

pheede While Babylon 5: In The Beginning is a watchable movie for a fan of the series (as I am) I would never recommend it to someone who has never seen the series on TV. The story gives great background information for a large amount of the episodes in the series, but is largely aimed at someone who already knows a lot of the references. A somewhat disappointing 7 of 10.