Review Time: this episode is top-notch entertainment
Warning: there is death, colourful and flashing effects or just to cover my
back something to these effects in this episode; if anyone is wondering why I
say something to the effects it just covers me if I should receive any backlash
in the future.
Storyline/Back stories/Origin storylines: the storyline is well like every other component
or element to this episode is fully packed with back stories in the dialogue
exchanges or the back stories and origin storylines come to the viewers via
storyteller with mental imagery [yes I am trying to put this down without
telling you too much, so all I can say here is if or when you come to watch
this episode this will make better sense after you have seen this episode or
unless you have seen this episode before, consequently you would have an idea
of what I am referring to.]
Action sequences/Artistic visions: now not to repeat myself here but individually
or going hand-in-hand these two components are fully packed powerful, highly
imaginative and highly creative as we have ongoing carnage everywhere we the
audience look
Character developments: it doesn't matter what insignia these characters
have on them if they are Primitives be them the Dinobots or the Predacons they
will answer the call being sent, this is worthwhile pointing out that even
though all of these Primitive characters are answering this call they still
have their individual personalities and so on, so what I am basically saying
here is this; even though they are heading towards this place they still don't like
each other even if they have the same insignia they still don't like one
another on the Decepticons side of things, which taking this option with the
character developments has to be given praise, because they could have chosen
the much lazier option of just all these characters being like zombies being
drawn to this place, yes they are still being drawn to this place anyway but as
you will see without giving too much away it isn't exactly a smooth ride.
Bloopers: so still without giving too much away we have Grimlock Blasting is
way out of where he is, but he is not in his robot mode so how can he use his
handheld weapon to get out of this location? [Yes there was no transformation
sound effects, just in case you were thinking he transformed at any time] and
in the same sequence the voice-over/sound effects doesn't match up with what is
happening on screen at that time, so basically we have Grimlock with
voice-over/sound effects giving the impression he is shaking his head clear but
on screen he is perfectly still, on a quick side note if I haven't referenced
this before or if I have some time ago just to cover my back again in the
future from any backlash as it relates to the bloopers I haven't always brought
them up just in case someone says "You haven't said this or you haven't
pointed out that blooper."
This episode receives: 10/10, this is one of those occasions where
looking back I just wonder if a two-parter episodes option should have been
taken here that is how much the viewers get in this episode that it would have
comfortably taken over a second one without interrupting the chaotic nature of
this episode it just means they could have had more time and fun with
everything, but nonetheless this is the only mark I had in mind after viewing
this episode
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