One pill makes you larger, Amy...dreamer_easyFebruary 21 2010, 01:10:43 UTC
I'm impressed by how you can read it quite romantically, with lots of lying together in the grass, gazing into each others' eyes, etc; or as completely sexless, just two crazy kids having a ball.
I think I've worked out why people like us aren't very impressed by the trailer -- it's because it's not dialogue-centered.
All the previous ones, whether "D'you wanna come with me?" or "Think you've seen it all?" or the Martha one or the Donna one, have had the dialogue running through them as a spine, with the big spectacular visuals as sort of icing on the cake. And that fits with the way we've always read Who, from the days when they couldn't afford visuals. This time, though, it's just a few words of framing material, and the rest is HUGE SPECTACULAR VISUALS. So that instinctively hits the little buttons in the back of our heads which says "huge and flashy = all style no substance"...
That's a great point! They actually seem to shun dialogue, using the visuals to tell a pseudo narrative of what we're going to see in the season instead.
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Not really my cup of tea either, although as you say, I don't think it's a sign of anything terrible on the horizon.
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All the previous ones, whether "D'you wanna come with me?" or "Think you've seen it all?" or the Martha one or the Donna one, have had the dialogue running through them as a spine, with the big spectacular visuals as sort of icing on the cake. And that fits with the way we've always read Who, from the days when they couldn't afford visuals. This time, though, it's just a few words of framing material, and the rest is HUGE SPECTACULAR VISUALS. So that instinctively hits the little buttons in the back of our heads which says "huge and flashy = all style no substance"...
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