For those of you still posting, have you been watching reborn and are you enjoying it?
I thought the webseries "Dark Matters" was pretty enjoyable and seems to have much more importance than the webisodes from the original series. I liked the original show from beginning to end and even I thought the 2 hour premiere was a poor show. Maybe the pacing was messed up with it being 2 episodes back to back, but it dragged on and on and only made it easier to spot the bad writing. Episode 3 was a step in the right direction but already we're just under a third of the way through the season and we're still barely scratching the surface. It's like Tim Kring never learnt anything from the first attempt, or is still trying to write an entire 20+ episode season for a limited 13 episode run so there's just too much for it to work.
I know there are five or six novellas coming out as well as a comic series (from titan, apparently the dynamite comics series to be written by cullen bunn was scrapped as soon as they officially announced it at comic-con in 2013) and two games that could potentially help the show, and even though I was fully planning on getting everything I could, I'm no longer willing to experience any of it unless I can find torrents for the books or if the reviews are good.
My pet peeves:
The Japan storyline hasn't related to anything else in the show so far and I can't imagine how it will connect. Not to mention it seems like a cheap attempt to recapture the Hiro/Ando relationship with none of the charm.
The CGI so far has been worse than what the show had to offer in 2006.
I thought the webseries "Dark Matters" was pretty enjoyable and seems to have much more importance than the webisodes from the original series. I liked the original show from beginning to end and even I thought the 2 hour premiere was a poor show. Maybe the pacing was messed up with it being 2 episodes back to back, but it dragged on and on and only made it easier to spot the bad writing. Episode 3 was a step in the right direction but already we're just under a third of the way through the season and we're still barely scratching the surface. It's like Tim Kring never learnt anything from the first attempt, or is still trying to write an entire 20+ episode season for a limited 13 episode run so there's just too much for it to work.
I know there are five or six novellas coming out as well as a comic series (from titan, apparently the dynamite comics series to be written by cullen bunn was scrapped as soon as they officially announced it at comic-con in 2013) and two games that could potentially help the show, and even though I was fully planning on getting everything I could, I'm no longer willing to experience any of it unless I can find torrents for the books or if the reviews are good.
My pet peeves:
The Japan storyline hasn't related to anything else in the show so far and I can't imagine how it will connect. Not to mention it seems like a cheap attempt to recapture the Hiro/Ando relationship with none of the charm.
The CGI so far has been worse than what the show had to offer in 2006.
- Spoiler:
- Why did the haitian stop the woman from killing noah in the privacy of their windowless office to then take him out into the street and attempt to choke him to death with potential witnesses? And why did he even bother with that when he already had a gun on him? It would have been faster and safer to just shoot him dead. If he didn't really want to kill noah then he could have just vaguely explained the situation and let noah decide if he wanted to rediscover the truth or not.