Iron Man 94 -- 96 [Disc B, 2] Episode 18: Beauty Knows No Pain by AverageMansReviews

Iron Man 94 -- 96 [Disc B, 2] Episode 18: Beauty Knows No Pain  by AverageMansReviews

Review Time: this episode is good, I did watch this episode twice and replay some elements of it, because I went to do this review and I could remember the mark and some bits and pieces and that was it.

Fundamental elements: there are cultural elements, time jumps and place jumps [now I am thinking about it I can't remember if it is a time jump or jumps or a place jump or jumps] and there is background music as well.

Action sequences: the action sequences are good and the same can be said for the traps elements as well.

Character developments: the audience gets given some information in dialogue form about one of Tony's previous relationships [this is as much as I can say because it is a major part of this episode,] but I just wanted to say that it is well put together throughout and I could say more about it, but I will not because as I have already said it is a major part of this episode, but maybe I can just about get away with saying this or asking this rhetorical question how does this previous relationship know that Tony Stark is Iron Man? Because Tony is in his armour without his helmet on and at some point I think his helmet gets removed anyway, in fact I can't remember how many times his helmet is off in one way or another, but this previous relationship knows of the connection between Stark and Iron Man.

This episode receives: 7/10, this episode is good it knows what it is doing and just gets on with it.

Iron Man 94 -- 96 [Disc B, 2] Episode 17: Not Far from the Tree by AverageMansReviews

Iron Man 94 -- 96 [Disc B, 2] Episode 17: Not Far from the Tree by AverageMansReviews

Review Time: this episode is good.

Information: this information gets shown to the audience by these scenes with voice-over elements.

Action sequences: they are all good.

This episode receives: 7/10, now I am aware that this is a small review but then again I guess once in a while a small review is okay, but now I have a little bit of time, I have to say that ever since Tony Stark got given longer hair in this TV program, the episode or episodes qualities has either stabilized to a positive mark [where I don't have to think so hard about the mark in question] or highly rated and beyond up to this point anyway and yes I am just using Tony Stark having longer hair as a turning point kind of thing.

Iron Man 94 -- 96 [Disc B, 2] Episode 16: Cell of Iron by AverageMansReviews

Iron Man 94 -- 96 [Disc B, 2] Episode 16: Cell of Iron  by AverageMansReviews

Review Time: this episode is excellent.

Storyline/Origin storyline/Ongoing storyline: this storyline is good, the origin storyline with images and voice-over elements are good elements to this episode and the ongoing storyline which I am beginning to remember is a consistent theme, but in fairness to myself I hadn't seen this TV program in many, many years before now. But I don't know if I should continuously bring it up, maybe I should only bring it up if it is not there at the end of the episode, yes I can remember it now, but I cannot remember how it works out it is still good though.

Action sequences: they are lots of fun especially in outer space [I don't want to give too much away of these elements,] but how Iron Man takes out so many targets in one go is highly entertaining.

Character developments: I am beginning to get the feeling, that it was a good idea to remove some of the characters from this TV program, because so far the focus has been put on different characters, recurring characters that have been put in place, such as H.O.M.E.R. [the Heuristically Operative Matrix Emulation Rostrum] learns something in this episode and just for the record in some points throughout this TV program, I had to go and do some research on these characters, because I don't know what things stand for and not forgetting the usage of a secret organization or at this point two secret organizations, I will tell you one of these secret organizations and leave the other so I have told you a little but not everything A.I.M. [Advanced Idea Mechanics.]

This episode receives: 8/10, this episode is an out of this world adventure.

Iron Man 94 -- 96 [Disc B, 2] Episode 15: Fire and Rain by AverageMansReviews

Iron Man 94 -- 96 [Disc B, 2] Episode 15: Fire and Rain by AverageMansReviews

Review Time: this episode is good, I did miss bits and pieces of this episode again [I will stop bringing this up now, I am sure you are more interested in my opinion of this episode anyway.]

Character developments: without giving too much away, because a certain amount of characters are no longer around, it gives the characters that are remaining time to grow and develop which you will see in this episode in one way or another, be it mental imagery of previous events or in the dialogue or the dialogue exchanges seems to be of a much better quality.

Storyline/Origin storyline/Ongoing storyline: this storyline is good, no I am not too sure if in this episode and the previous episode I should have used the background story or keep it as origin storyline, I think I am going to keep it as it is, moving on the viewers get given this origin storyline with voice-over elements with imagery, but in fairness this may not be origin storyline because it focuses on someone else, but then again because of these actions it effects how this character may have turned out, I will leave it there and just before I move on I just want to say this; yes we will have this ongoing storyline just before the ending credit happening as well.

This episode receives: 7/10, I like how this episode looks and develops two characters, character developments and on a quick side note this recharging thing or refuelling thing between Iron Man and War Machine is a good touch.

Iron Man 94 -- 96 [Disc B, 2] Episode 14: The Beast Within by AverageMansReviews

Iron Man 94 -- 96 [Disc B, 2] Episode 14: The Beast Within by AverageMansReviews

Review Time: this episode is top-notch entertainment, before I get too far into this review I should just point out yes I did miss little bits and pieces of this episode and I am trying not to use the replay facilities so much, be it a TV review or film review or something other.

New beginning: I have chosen these two words, because this is precisely how this episode feels, looks and anything else you can think of, for one example it looks like I will not be experiencing anymore of those annoying character developments from the previous episodes because they are nowhere to be seen or felt.

Action sequences/Artistic visions: both of these elements have been massively upgraded, they are full on action and the artistic visions have great imagination to them and they amazing to look at.

Storyline/Origin storyline/Potentially an ongoing storyline: these storyline elements are fluently put together, even though yes in a roundabout way I am still talking about the storyline in a general sense, I can appreciate at some point in this episode the audience gets this origin storyline with images and voice-over elements and then back to the storyline and then without saying too much right before the credits, the viewers are shown a little piece of an potentially ongoing storyline [if I have gotten this wrong, I would like to just quickly point out I haven't seen the next episode yet, so my opinions are based on what is in front of me.]

This episode receives: 10/10, to be realistic there is only one mark I could have given this episode really, I don't know how else to put it, other than this; maybe the quality of this episode has something to do with Tony Stark having longer hair [no really he has longer hair,] but seriously this episode is lots of fun and someone makes an appearance [I am not going to tell you who it is,] I am just putting this here to make reference to the fact that someone shows up at some point in this episode.

Iron Man 94 -- 96 [Disc B, 2] Episode 13: The Wedding of Iron Man by AverageMansReviews

Iron Man 94 -- 96 [Disc B, 2] Episode 13: The Wedding of Iron Man by AverageMansReviews

Review Time:  this episode is good.

Fundamental elements: there are place jumps and time jumps, mental imagery I think [I could be wrong,] cultural elements, voice-over elements and background music.

Character developments: now in the interest of fairness and balance it doesn't matter if you are a good person character or an evildoer, there are some annoying characters and no I am not going to list them all here, but all I am going to say is this; these episodes up to this point anyway would be getting  better marks or possibly the same mark depending on the episode, but it better version of the number [I cannot remember every single episode I have reviewed of this TV series,] but I think you get the point; that if some of these characters or character developments weren't so irritating, I would be finding these episodes more enjoyable than what I am at the moment, don't get me wrong I am finding these episodes enjoyable, but there are some moments which as I have made clear they are annoying.

The only reason why I am bringing this up now is because at different points in this episode, there are some good examples of what I mean by these characters are annoying, on a positive note I like the mechanical or robotic or something, this bird, this character is a good touch whenever he is used [I think we see this character on some rare occasions.]

Storyline: this is one of those occasions where I get it, meaning on both sides evil or good I get what they are trying to do [without saying too much trying to work out things,] but I am in two minds if I like these recapping elements or not, I think I do like these elements and just maybe some of these characters in this episode have put me off this episode.

Action sequences: they are good.

This episode receives: 7/10, this episode is good, there is always something to see or going on in this episode and on a side note the bird is a Raven, I went back looking for the information in previous episodes and we have that female teenager or possibly teenager back from a previous episode as well.

Highlander III: The Final Dimension 1994/1995 [this title has many alternative names or known as] by AverageMansReviews

Highlander III: The Final Dimension 1994/1995 [this title has many alternative names or known as] by AverageMansReviews

Review Time: this sequel is poor.

Fundamental elements: there are voice-over elements, cultural elements with another language being used without subtitles, there are time jumps and place jumps, words on screen and background music.

Action sequences/Breaking one rule: there are training sequences and weapons being used and those kinds of things really, moving on this film breaks one of its rules, no fighting on holy ground, in fact the lead character points this out, but they still fight.

Performances: they are poor, but now taking two minutes to think about it and in the interest of fairness and balance I am not too sure if it is the performances which are poor or if what was given to them was poor or a mixture between these two elements.

This film receives: 2/10, yes this review is short but then again this film title is boring or hard work to watch yes I have seen this title throughout the years I think, I say I think because every time, I see it eventually I seemed to have distant memories about it or forget about it [yes I did replay some elements of this film for one example to make sure that they did break one of their rules.]