Lego_Darth

Arguably the best Buffy episode, it takes so many great turns and really confronts major issues in the Buffy/Angel plot line. The "hauntings" by the first are actually creepy and work well. But, this entire episode hinges on the climatic and emotionally charged ending. The immense acting that occurs is breathtaking and tearworthy. Just a beautiful message. You know, this comment is worthless and a waste of time. Just watch the episode and you'll understand how great it is. Never doubt the power of well written Buffy. Watch it! WATCH IT! What did i tell you? Stop reading. Go to your DVD collection. Grab Buffy: Season three, put in the disc, and WATCH IT!

Well, it didn't make me sad about seeing it. The narration in the beginning made me expect some wonderful coming of age tale for these girls. I was disappointed. I expected lots of good laughs. I was disappointed. I expected great indie performances; I was disappointed. The whole movie was a watered-down version of what it could of been. It just came off average. The female actors were given great roles, and didn't achieve greatness. David Boreanz did an adequate job; his part, however, may have been his downfall. The character was at one moment charming and the next a complete ass. I didn't feel the writing kept true to the character and served the sketchy plot more than the character. The ending was pretty dynamic though. It was an interesting story that wasn't told very interestingly. Oh well, it is still worth a watch though. I'm sure some people will like it far more than I did.