petermoss-09109
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Clasificación de petermoss-09109
Forget that there's a plot, don't look for any depth or commentary, sit back and enjoy 1hr 45minutes or two of Britain's finest actors dazzle on the screen.
This film doesn't matter. They could be doing anything and this would work. This is a showcase of their brilliance and that's all this film needs to be.
Well, there is some depth. There's a brilliant classical comedy on marriage, the sort which goes back centuries and updating for the modern audience. The comic writing is brilliant, banter to fill one of those "1000 classic witty insults" books.
And, just under the surface, there are little hints to the trials of modern life, the shifting roles of men and women, the narcissistic nature of success, conflicts over how to raise children, the guilt of putting aside family for careers and a realism about whirling romances.
All these things simply add as a scaffold to a brilliant performance to this generations finest actors. And that's all it should do.
This film doesn't matter. They could be doing anything and this would work. This is a showcase of their brilliance and that's all this film needs to be.
Well, there is some depth. There's a brilliant classical comedy on marriage, the sort which goes back centuries and updating for the modern audience. The comic writing is brilliant, banter to fill one of those "1000 classic witty insults" books.
And, just under the surface, there are little hints to the trials of modern life, the shifting roles of men and women, the narcissistic nature of success, conflicts over how to raise children, the guilt of putting aside family for careers and a realism about whirling romances.
All these things simply add as a scaffold to a brilliant performance to this generations finest actors. And that's all it should do.
After the Legend of Ruby Sunday things were setup for a fantastic finale. The first half of the episode does justice and keeps the pace and the terror but things unravel quickly and the ending lands flat.
The whole series has been a pendulum of hit and miss. A mix of some of the best Doctor Who episodes and instant classics along with some of the absolute worst (Space Babies). And Empire of Death follows this pattern and falls short of the high quality writing Doctor Who deserves.
Whilst this episode isn't quite as bad as some of the Chibnall eras mediocrity it really isn't far off. And given the brilliance of the previous episode it is a wasted opportunity.
RTD has shown this season that he can bring the Doctor back. And he is backed with some of the strongest talent to pull it off. But he needs to bring far more consistency than we've seen this season.
The whole series has been a pendulum of hit and miss. A mix of some of the best Doctor Who episodes and instant classics along with some of the absolute worst (Space Babies). And Empire of Death follows this pattern and falls short of the high quality writing Doctor Who deserves.
Whilst this episode isn't quite as bad as some of the Chibnall eras mediocrity it really isn't far off. And given the brilliance of the previous episode it is a wasted opportunity.
RTD has shown this season that he can bring the Doctor back. And he is backed with some of the strongest talent to pull it off. But he needs to bring far more consistency than we've seen this season.
