WHR ending
Jul. 4th, 2003 01:22 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
timepiececlockTo say it without spoiling anyone...
It's like what happens if you combined Dune, Buffy, The X Files, The Matrix 1, Neon Genesis Eva, and one more thing that's on the tip of my brain that I can't pinpoint at the moment... some movie?
It was somewhat anti-climactic, but still pretty interesting. I was satisfied. Also, the last parts were kind of sweet. And of course you know what really happened to them.
I'd like to read fanfic now.
There doesn't seem to be any.
This is what I get for choosing a show that hasn't been officially translated and sold in America yet. Bugger.
You know what? As a whole, this series kind of reminded me of the film Sneakers, but with less comic relief. That was a good little film.
.
Is it wrong of me that my very favorite shot of the opening credit sequence is where Amon gets thrown back against the wall?
And he's not even my favorite character. But it's such a sexy clip.
It's like what happens if you combined Dune, Buffy, The X Files, The Matrix 1, Neon Genesis Eva, and one more thing that's on the tip of my brain that I can't pinpoint at the moment... some movie?
It was somewhat anti-climactic, but still pretty interesting. I was satisfied. Also, the last parts were kind of sweet. And of course you know what really happened to them.
I'd like to read fanfic now.
There doesn't seem to be any.
This is what I get for choosing a show that hasn't been officially translated and sold in America yet. Bugger.
You know what? As a whole, this series kind of reminded me of the film Sneakers, but with less comic relief. That was a good little film.
.
Is it wrong of me that my very favorite shot of the opening credit sequence is where Amon gets thrown back against the wall?
And he's not even my favorite character. But it's such a sexy clip.
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Re:
Date: 2003-07-04 08:06 am (UTC)You mean in the attack, where he gives her the note with Nagira's name on it, right? Yeah, that was all ambiguous. But I kind of wonder why the credits make it looked lik she's all uber-obssessed about him, but in the show there's very little outwardly shown. Are we supposed to assume the credits are, like, a look into her psyche? Or are they just pretty and match the song?