Smallville "Escape" Review

Since Lois and Clark’s romance has technically been moving slowly this entire season, it doesn’t make the episode worth it.
After the beginnings of another pointless shipper, It didn’t make sense for Lois to have her luggage at The Planet before her and Clark went to their B&B. That glaringly shows the short supply of sets they have because of the budget.
It’s like I’ve been theorizing they spent a big portion of the money on Absolute Justice, because I just can’t visualize this upcoming finale entitled, “Salvation” to be all that epic.
But on a lighter note, why I’m a Clois supporter is that apart from it being the iconic relationship of Superman lore, it’s the only ship that I’ve been enjoying since they brought her into the series and kept me onboard through the thick and thin.
In repeated viewings of the bedtime scene, I noticed Tom Welling and Erica Durance were mimicing their character’s awkward arm movements which was a nice touch since their new to this ciotus.
The Mercy/Zod scenes were totally out of place. She’s delusional in thinking that Kal-El working side by side with the future tyrant will bring peace and prosperity to the world once he got his powers. Now that he has them (Which I’ve said in my “Conspiracy” review is impausible.) the Pandora future is still gonna happen since she gives into his temptation and those Kryptonite weapons are still around.
Lastly, who cares about HPD (Human Plot Device) and Oliver Queen’s spontaneous “romance”? Honestly, that’s the shortest grieving period ever. “SSSllluuut!”
Next week is the Checkmate centric.
Like Drama Queen was the central plot for years on the show, Dumb Blonde has taken her place because she’s “The Watchtower”.
Mideon 1:24 am on 04/09/2010 Permalink |
I thought it was pretty funny when Clark was trying to hint around that he could control his ejaculation so it wouldn't blow off anyone's head.Overall, I didn't mind the episode, but it just came off as a bit corny with the Silver Banshee character.I just wish they'd make up their mind about Clark's weakness to magic. He's been shown to be very vulnerable to magic, but the Silver Banshee attack just didn't come off near as bad on him as I thought.Either way.. still an "okay" episode. I know they're on a stricter budget, but I also read at Kryptonsite that they've been saving up their money for bigger cgi at the end of the season.I think the only GOOD part about a 10th season is that now they know they have 22-24 episodes to wrap everything up.
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Nick "Blaze" Paramonte 7:06 pm on 04/27/2010 Permalink |
Here's the thing, Silver Banshee is a villain in Clark's rogues gallery and she was snubbed.Much like when the producers made Toyman into a Green Arrow adversary.
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