cannotlogon103
Joined May 2006
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Looks great, appeals deftly to Star Wars fans, but, in the end, the story is a very thin soup. In other words, it's EXACTLY like the movie franchise. If you liked Star Wars -- as I did -- you will not be disappointed. If you are looking for Star Wars with an added depth of brilliant writing and a deeper story, keep moving, nothing new to see here.
I enjoyed it, and it's flaws are not fatal. It's fluff, very well made fluff, but fluff all the same. And there is nothing wrong with that.
I enjoyed it, and it's flaws are not fatal. It's fluff, very well made fluff, but fluff all the same. And there is nothing wrong with that.
I won't recapitulate all the negative reviews of this horrible episode (with which I agree, incidentally); however, I noticed that even IMDb subtly disapproves, listing all the cast of "Enterprise" with the designation "(hologram)" next to their characters' names, suggesting it was as if...there weren't really even there.
Touche! The fact is, the B&B send off reduced the cast of "Enterprise" to ghostly afterthoughts, not unlike hologram characters -- photonic images created by the bending of light, and not fully-formed, fleshed out characters. The cast that dedicated four years of their respective careers deserved much better than to be pushed to one side (WAY to one side!) to make way for the bulky Riker and Troi.
A disgrace. (I gave it a four, simply because I liked the Shran story line, and Jeffrey Combs is always a welcome presence.)
Touche! The fact is, the B&B send off reduced the cast of "Enterprise" to ghostly afterthoughts, not unlike hologram characters -- photonic images created by the bending of light, and not fully-formed, fleshed out characters. The cast that dedicated four years of their respective careers deserved much better than to be pushed to one side (WAY to one side!) to make way for the bulky Riker and Troi.
A disgrace. (I gave it a four, simply because I liked the Shran story line, and Jeffrey Combs is always a welcome presence.)
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