Finale Screentime Minutes, and Deep Thoughts
So, here I am...finally. This is a hard review to tackle. For one thing, its like two episodes. For another, its the end. Obviously. And so I understand the desire to just want to let it alone. It is what it is, and all that. But, that just wouldn't be very me. And besides, I think a series finale should get a little of the microscope ( Read more... )
Its seems clear to me that whole idea of Darkseid was far, far too big for this show to conquer, especially with the $29.95 budget. And what pisses me off is that they should've realized that at the beginning of the season, and thought of something else. Because, in the end, he ended up being just about the least scariest Big Bad ever. At least DavisDoomsday was actually burying bodies in fields.
And I do know what you mean about Clark and his doubts. But I almost got the impression that Clark wasn't really so consumed with doubts until everyone started talking crap to him, and it kind of threw him off. Honestly, for as much as this episode was trying to tell me that Clark needed to hold onto everyone and such, I kept thinking that he'd probably have a lot more confidence and clarity without them bitching in his ear constantly.
It is such a shame that the show ended up giving certain things to Kara as a character that they didn't end up giving to Clark. Thats really unforgiveable. I'm just not really sure why they made it such a big deal that Clark was going to have to show his face to the world, and then...he didn't. Seems like an odd choice.
And hey, embrace the shallow! God knows I've done that for years with this show.
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