As an incentive, here is my brief review and rating (as they appear in the book) for "A Tale of Two Cities"...
It is not often that an episode can create a truly unique atmosphere within the first minute, but this episode succeeds like no other. You would think that He-Man suffering from amnesia would be the plot that connects us to the episode, but it is the fact that we feel just as alone as He-Man. Much like our hero, we recognize none of the locations or characters. One of the most interesting aspects of this episode is that all the characters believe He-Man to be nothing more than a legend. This only helps to create the sense that we are far away from what we have come to know of this series; and also it makes He-Man just that little bit more extraordinary. 7/10
Now, may I ask; what is YOUR rating?
1 comment:
Agreed! He-Man and Garn working together to save the city from the flood made for a great scene. :) Too bad that we didn't see too much of the princess in the episode, after He-Man rescued her. :( I also liked how the episode used the stock animation from the transformation sequence for both He-Man and Battle Cat: When Battle Cat was intent on finding He-Man, before he landed in the pit and when He-Man got his sword back. :) Thanks for reading and God Bless! ~"KevyGuy" :)
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