As for the final scene... I agree, I don't think there was enough setup to make a smooth transition to the finale.
I feel like this should have been a more leisurely stroll through character development with some Buffy-style side adventures, but instead it felt like they took the 3-part season finale and crammed it into 2 hours, and just assumed you would already grok the nuances of these characters.
You can definitely see the influence that Buffy had on the director/screenwriter's style of storytelling.
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Date: 2006-02-27 04:35 am (UTC)As for the final scene... I agree, I don't think there was enough setup to make a smooth transition to the finale.
I feel like this should have been a more leisurely stroll through character development with some Buffy-style side adventures, but instead it felt like they took the 3-part season finale and crammed it into 2 hours, and just assumed you would already grok the nuances of these characters.
You can definitely see the influence that Buffy had on the director/screenwriter's style of storytelling.