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Light angel (dvd)
Having viewed all my movies DVD, it's now time to a TV shows trip.
What's is cool about TV shows is that they run swiftly. Forty minutes enhances excellence and excludes slowness. If the show is good, with twenty episodes a year, you got a load of sequels as well. On the other side, if the story and cast are boring, TV shows can become an endless torture. As for this "Dark Angel" , the balance ticks more with the latter than the former because there are two big problems:
1) the cheap and inaccurate setting: the production said that it's about a dystopia America where the pulse has devastated the economy and where the state power has taken over: well, the production is so cheap that we don't have the feeling of this crisis, all the more than a lot of protagonist live and work in an push and normal world. Maybe the last shows are more focused about derelict places but its too late too little.
2) The stories are rather boring and don't mix well: The thematic is very simplistic: either its about Manticore, X5 and it's hide and seek or it's about the Private Eye crusade. Between the dark, the Jamp Pony is the supposed slice of humor but it failed miserably. Worst, the production adds
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Archive for December,
That&#;s right&#; we&#;ve got a bunch of new guests confirmed for our February convention, Gallifrey One in 35 Millimetre! Check out all the details below (and while we might have a couple more guests to announce beyond this, though this announcement marks the point where the vast majority of who you will be seeing at this year&#;s convention have been announced.)
Alex Macqueen
Alex Macqueen is a BAFTA nominated actor who has portrayed an incarnation of the Master for Big Finish Productions since , in their main Doctor Who range as well as in the Dark Eyes, UNIT: Dominion and Masterful series, amongst others. He is best known to British audiences for his roles in the Channel 4 comedy The Inbetweeners and the BBC&#;s The Thick of It. His television credits include Hunderby, Sally 4 Ever, This is England 88, Peaky Blinders, Black Mirror, Becoming Elizabeth and Hijack, as well as guest appearances in Peep Show, Miranda, Outnumbered and The IT Crowd. His film credits include Paulo Sorrentino&#;s Youth, Kenneth Branagh&#;s All is True, Jesse Armstrong&#;s Downhill and the film version of Downton Abbey.&nbs