I am so over the damaged female soldier. Can't we just fight? And having Cain be lesbian seemed a bit more of the same. Very "Aha! Makes total sense for the psycho violent woman in a man's world to be a dyke."
Buffy ,'Same Time, Same Place'
Boxed Set, Vol. IV: It's always suicide-mission this, save-the-planet that.
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Holy Frak! The old Cylons!
That was neat.
Is it just me, or is the climactic scene completely contrived? If the Cylon Raiders would shoot a nuke out of the sky...why was Lee going to do that in the first place? Or, more importantly, why didn't Adama give that reasoning at first? Geez.
I am intrigued by KARA THRACE: HARBINGER OF DOOOOOOOOOOM, though.
It was nice to see Cain again, though, plus a couple other key players who got inconveniently killed off. And Steve Bacic got to add to his list of doomed second-in-command roles. (I bet someday he secretly hopes to get to live.) And despite the strictures of the role cliche, I thought the actor playing Shaw was up on her game.
So even though the movie was light on a bunch of characters whom I really really want to see more of, I was pretty damn fascinated for two hours, so yay.
I liked Razor. Predictably, GF and I enjoyed Cain and her Cylon lover. We also laughed our asses off at the "It has been revealed!" ads scattered throughout.
Thank goodness for TiVo, is all I can say about those -- they seemed aimed at people with very short attention spans.
But all the rough handling and abuse that Gina received got a bit of an extra boot smooshed in her face with the revelation of whose lover she had been, you know? Did the creators decide on that later, when they decided to have a Razor movie or was it background that they meant all along to reveal later?
Was this week's Torchwood "Captain Jack Harkness"?
OMG, SA and I sat watching that episode and SQUEEELING like 12 year olds. Gah. The show is crackfic.
I didn't watch Torchwood cause I know I'll see it next week. But, it was hard to resist the temptation to stay up and watch the 11:00 showing.
I was kinda disapointed in Razor. I wanted to see the Pegasus crew as more fleshed out characters. It just seemed we were showing the incidents that were spoken of on Galactica, but without any real insight to how they happened.
It was interesting that Gina was Cain's lover. That does account for the hatred Cain had for her. But Cain's character still had no depth. She just seemed scary without any inner conflict.
And I thought the final reveal about Kara's left me feeling like we took a long way getting there and it wasn't really a surprise.
You know what I really, really loved? All the fire rushing in to fill the space left by the Pegasus after it jumped.
quester, I generally concur with your assessment of razor. I think you articulated a lot of things that disappointed me when I watched it. I'm not quite sure what I was expecting when I watched it earlier with Beau, but we were both disappointed. I think I expected to see more depth of character of Cain and others on the ship before they met up with Galactica.