These very different story elements are woven together in a very grand and graphic space opera with glamour and grime getting an equal share in the mix. It could have all gone so very wrong but there's not one scene that isn't perfectly executed, allowing each moment to have its own time while building to the overall whole and the interplay between the characters is both complex and simple, taking so many disperate characters each with their own agenda and putting them on a clash with an enemy which gives them very few options, and in the end seemingly only one...
Saturday 24 April 2010
The Time of Angels
10/10 just isn't high enough praise for this Hintonesque sequel to two of the most popular elements of the Tennant era, The Weeping Angels and River Song These very different story elements are woven together in a very grand and graphic space opera with glamour and grime getting an equal share in the mix. It could have all gone so very wrong but there's not one scene that isn't perfectly executed, allowing each moment to have its own time while building to the overall whole and the interplay between the characters is both complex and simple, taking so many disperate characters each with their own agenda and putting them on a clash with an enemy which gives them very few options, and in the end seemingly only one...
These very different story elements are woven together in a very grand and graphic space opera with glamour and grime getting an equal share in the mix. It could have all gone so very wrong but there's not one scene that isn't perfectly executed, allowing each moment to have its own time while building to the overall whole and the interplay between the characters is both complex and simple, taking so many disperate characters each with their own agenda and putting them on a clash with an enemy which gives them very few options, and in the end seemingly only one...
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