05-20-2004, 07:45 PM
(This post was last modified: 05-20-2004, 07:47 PM by [wcip]Angel.)
I always enjoy watching other Buffy-fans express their opinions of the show(s). Thanks for your reply, BigGrim. I enjoyed reading it very much.
As for the "doomed heroes"-thing Warlocke was talking about. I suppose I don't mind Angel being kiled at the end of the series. If he's not going to be with Buffy, or if he's not turned evil, that's the third option I'd like for that character. But I wanted a more folklory-aspect of his end? Is this really the end of The Scourge of Europe? Is this how the fiercest beast in European history goes out in flames? I guess I just wanted a little more reflection on his life towards the end.
I just think his death should have been drawn out much more, which is hard, I know, because how long can you make dust settle? I can imagine someone sitting "Whatever happened to Angel?". "Oh he was squashed by the senior partners for screwing up their inner circle or whatever." "Oh". It's just that his death seemed so less eventful than what it should've been (Compare this death to the Acathla-thing, which was beautiful.)
I know I'm ranting, and it's all pointless dribble, but I have a tendency to become embarrassingly incoherent when I'm depressed.
As for tv-movies, there's a thread at imdb.com (under "Angel", obviously) where someone's gotten ahold of some information saying there won't be tvmovies.
I hope the movie for Firefly is still on. It's not nearly as fantastic as Angel, but it's still pretty entertaining. (And I count 3 Buffy/Angel-villain-actors among the cast: Caleb from Buffy's season 7. African American-woman-whose-name-I-can-never-remember who ate people at the end of season 4 of Angel, and they guy Angel and Connor killed off in the series finale of Angel.)
Where do we go from here?
Where do we go from here?
The battle's done and we kind of won
so we sound our victory cheer.
Where do we go from here?
As for the "doomed heroes"-thing Warlocke was talking about. I suppose I don't mind Angel being kiled at the end of the series. If he's not going to be with Buffy, or if he's not turned evil, that's the third option I'd like for that character. But I wanted a more folklory-aspect of his end? Is this really the end of The Scourge of Europe? Is this how the fiercest beast in European history goes out in flames? I guess I just wanted a little more reflection on his life towards the end.
I just think his death should have been drawn out much more, which is hard, I know, because how long can you make dust settle? I can imagine someone sitting "Whatever happened to Angel?". "Oh he was squashed by the senior partners for screwing up their inner circle or whatever." "Oh". It's just that his death seemed so less eventful than what it should've been (Compare this death to the Acathla-thing, which was beautiful.)
I know I'm ranting, and it's all pointless dribble, but I have a tendency to become embarrassingly incoherent when I'm depressed.
As for tv-movies, there's a thread at imdb.com (under "Angel", obviously) where someone's gotten ahold of some information saying there won't be tvmovies.
I hope the movie for Firefly is still on. It's not nearly as fantastic as Angel, but it's still pretty entertaining. (And I count 3 Buffy/Angel-villain-actors among the cast: Caleb from Buffy's season 7. African American-woman-whose-name-I-can-never-remember who ate people at the end of season 4 of Angel, and they guy Angel and Connor killed off in the series finale of Angel.)
Where do we go from here?
Where do we go from here?
The battle's done and we kind of won
so we sound our victory cheer.
Where do we go from here?
