In episode 2, Marek and her chums have to go after bits of the Darkspore to prevent them falling into the baddie's hands, or bad things will happen.
My comments on episode 1 hold true. This film looks much more expensive than it is, excepting the special effects. The Utah locations are striking, and it is nicely photographed.
It is, however, let down somewhat by the story. The story specific to this episode is secondary to the series narrative and, as a result, is of little consequence. And the wider series narrative hasn't been strongly enough drawn to hold a feature on its own.
I'm still keen to learn about Marek's foot, and whether she gets to control her necromancy, and how come Teela's lipstick is always immaculate.
There is a bit of bad language in this one.
My comments on episode 1 hold true. This film looks much more expensive than it is, excepting the special effects. The Utah locations are striking, and it is nicely photographed.
It is, however, let down somewhat by the story. The story specific to this episode is secondary to the series narrative and, as a result, is of little consequence. And the wider series narrative hasn't been strongly enough drawn to hold a feature on its own.
I'm still keen to learn about Marek's foot, and whether she gets to control her necromancy, and how come Teela's lipstick is always immaculate.
There is a bit of bad language in this one.