This movie was the best out of all, as my personal opinion told me.I loved it...You know, I'm a big fan of Babylon 5, especially the huge fan of John Sheridan...Whoo...I just love his charismatic figure when he appeared on the screen.When I just see the charisma of President Sheridan, I think I want the time to be stopped forever...On the Scifi channel, they showed the whole series of B5 movies, and the episode 'A Call to Arms' was on it.The side characters were making the movie greater than it already was!Garibaldi, Galen, Lochley, and the others...I believe they were good too..."The best episode out of all episodes..."That's what I'd like to call this particular episode!It'll draw your attention right from the moment once you put your eyes onto the screen...And you know what?It won't let you go until you finish watching the movie...I highly recommend this movie to the ones who didn't see this yet, and I agree with the ones who commented about this movie that this movie WAS, and still IS the great movie I've ever seen in my whole life!!

Sheridan and Garibaldi are in top form, the new ships are fabulous-looking, but--best of all--the new characters of Galen, the technomage, and Dureena, the "thief," show great potential as main characters for the coming Crusade saga. A must for B5 fans, and of interest to sci-fi fans in general if only for the special effects. Unfortunately, the only thing missing was Delenn, who would have been too much competition for Lockley and Dureena.

"A Call to Arms" is a pretty good movie. Sorry that sounds kind of blah, but it's true. Entertaining, but not epic. Guess I kinda got spoiled on "In the Beginning", a vastly more thought-provoking and involving movie than this. But, I have to agree with a previous reviewer...the music was abysmal. This "The Fifth Element"-esque dribble almost literally caused pain to my ears. The music should complement and enhance the program, not distract from it, as this did. I sincerely hope the upcoming series pays attention to what works: a classical piece of some kind...something kind of dark and gloomy, since, after-all, the premise of the series is the death of mankind, with an uplifting fanfare for victories achieved by the crew. Then again, Hanson vocals would have been better than what was chosen. Change the music, and I'll watch as a devoted fan.

I've been watching Babylon 5 since it started years ago, and think its one of the best shows in American history. As for A call to the arms, it did the show justice in the sense that unlike some of the other TV movies done over the past years, it was a lot of fun, had a good plot, and a good script. I highly recommend this to anyone out there.