Post by Wachter on Mar 1, 2015 21:03:16 GMT -5
Once Upon a Time a Warrior Three did such a great job he got cast on a magnificent show and was replaced by a less charming fool. And now he and his family shall face off against the Queens of Evil.
If you have no clue what I'm talking about then I shall speak plainly...
Once Upon a Time returns tonight with the greatest team up of evil in fairy tale history. I have to say this season has been better than the horrible Peter Pan and Wicked Witch plot of last year. It also makes me happy that the creators of Agents of SHIELD decided to follow this shows format by having a "Fall" storyline then a "Spring" storyline. I feel it makes for a more solid way of telling a story rather than trying to make it last for 24 episodes with filler as one of my favorites (Supernatural) has become.
I also feel that the producers and creators of Gotham knew what they were doing in the casting of Bruce and Selina between the example this show provides and the massive one Game of Thrones... Puberty. Without knowing exactly how they will draw their story out, they made the right decision of casting the two of them as being on the edge or middle of puberty. You got to see Bran go from a boy to a very manly voiced teen (that's some impressive growth) in what should have only been about year in Game of Thrones. Then in Once Upon a Time... Somehow, a kid was older when he left Neverland than when he went in. Making Bruce and Selina older is pragmatic because they have less to worry about should the puberty stick hit them and more room to maneuver in terms of the direction they want to go.
If you have no clue what I'm talking about then I shall speak plainly...
Once Upon a Time returns tonight with the greatest team up of evil in fairy tale history. I have to say this season has been better than the horrible Peter Pan and Wicked Witch plot of last year. It also makes me happy that the creators of Agents of SHIELD decided to follow this shows format by having a "Fall" storyline then a "Spring" storyline. I feel it makes for a more solid way of telling a story rather than trying to make it last for 24 episodes with filler as one of my favorites (Supernatural) has become.
I also feel that the producers and creators of Gotham knew what they were doing in the casting of Bruce and Selina between the example this show provides and the massive one Game of Thrones... Puberty. Without knowing exactly how they will draw their story out, they made the right decision of casting the two of them as being on the edge or middle of puberty. You got to see Bran go from a boy to a very manly voiced teen (that's some impressive growth) in what should have only been about year in Game of Thrones. Then in Once Upon a Time... Somehow, a kid was older when he left Neverland than when he went in. Making Bruce and Selina older is pragmatic because they have less to worry about should the puberty stick hit them and more room to maneuver in terms of the direction they want to go.