4.09 : Reviews/Critiques on line
Carole pour Critictoo
"... Lancelot du Lac est un épisode qui ne perd pas par ailleurs de temps. Arthur a décidé d’épouser Gwen, et l’intrigue qui aurait pu s’étaler sur la durée sera bâclée au cours de ces 45 minutes..."
Dan Owen
"... Perhaps the best thing about "Lancelot du Lac" was how it wasn't so reliant on magic and monsters to sell itself, but was instead just a decent story about love and loss. In some ways it was a shame Lancelot was under a spell, because that kind of robbed his character of a chanceto be himself instead of Morgana's undead puppet..."
"Asides
"... Lancelot du Lac est un épisode qui ne perd pas par ailleurs de temps. Arthur a décidé d’épouser Gwen, et l’intrigue qui aurait pu s’étaler sur la durée sera bâclée au cours de ces 45 minutes..."
Dan Owen
"... Perhaps the best thing about "Lancelot du Lac" was how it wasn't so reliant on magic and monsters to sell itself, but was instead just a decent story about love and loss. In some ways it was a shame Lancelot was under a spell, because that kind of robbed his character of a chanceto be himself instead of Morgana's undead puppet..."
"Asides
- I took more notice of the visual quality of this episode and it was indeed noticeably better than previous years because of the 35mm film. Deeper blacks, richer colours. The show never looked bad before, but I think when you're filming on expensive film you probably take more time to ensure the lighting and sets are at their best. => Yes I agree
- Did anyone else think Merlin was a little creepy to be hanging around Gwen's window, eavesdropping on Arthur's proposal of marriage?" => Yes this stalking thing looked a bit weird to me