snacks
10-14-2012, 02:33 AM
So how about them Ponds eh?
I wasn't a huge fan of Doctor Who until a couple years ago when I powered through all of s1-5 in a weekend, and I got to know the companions pretty well. I really like the Ponds a lot and it wasn't super forced with Amy/Rory/11.
Anyways, I guess I wasn't a huge fan of Rose leaving because it was like over acting and trying way too hard to be this intense emotional scene when the message could have been conveyed better, with less OH MY GOD OH MY GOD OH MY GOD OH MY etc.
Donna leaving was a bit more emotional to me, she realizes that she can't contain Time Lord knowledge and has to never remember what she's done. I think Wilf did it the most.
The Ponds? Kind of left me empty I'd have to say. They had a lot of really heartbreaking moments (Rory killing Amy, Rory dying, etc) and I don't know I felt the whole Weeping Angels thing was a little rushed. I don't remember them being able to send people back through time, as far as I can remember. And Amy's goodbye was, well it was emotional but I think what really stuck out was Matt Smith's face back on the Tardis.
How do you feel about it? I just don't know if it was supposed to feel more emotional to me, or if maybe it was forced?
I wasn't a huge fan of Doctor Who until a couple years ago when I powered through all of s1-5 in a weekend, and I got to know the companions pretty well. I really like the Ponds a lot and it wasn't super forced with Amy/Rory/11.
Anyways, I guess I wasn't a huge fan of Rose leaving because it was like over acting and trying way too hard to be this intense emotional scene when the message could have been conveyed better, with less OH MY GOD OH MY GOD OH MY GOD OH MY etc.
Donna leaving was a bit more emotional to me, she realizes that she can't contain Time Lord knowledge and has to never remember what she's done. I think Wilf did it the most.
The Ponds? Kind of left me empty I'd have to say. They had a lot of really heartbreaking moments (Rory killing Amy, Rory dying, etc) and I don't know I felt the whole Weeping Angels thing was a little rushed. I don't remember them being able to send people back through time, as far as I can remember. And Amy's goodbye was, well it was emotional but I think what really stuck out was Matt Smith's face back on the Tardis.
How do you feel about it? I just don't know if it was supposed to feel more emotional to me, or if maybe it was forced?