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@HellRazorsDB It ain't bad, imo.
But it should have been a mini series.
Three hour, 90-minute long episodes, each devoted to a time period.
There's just too much crammed into one movie, a lot of it pretty important.
@RebeccaEvita Freddie tries very hard to stay out of trouble.
But he's the kind of person who people keep coming to with their troubles, and he can't help himself.
@RebeccaEvita As a kid, moving between foster homes, Freddie would have wanted to learn to use one, hoping to help out. He'd ask to help with cleaning and chores.
Dorothy would probably ignore it and wash the dishes herself.
@HeavenlyTape At the start of his story, Freddie is scared of fireworks, and spiders. Both for valid reasons, even if he's not aware of them at first.
By the end of his first book, he develops a fear of deep water- again, for a totally understandable reason.
Wow.
Someone at @primevideosport should maybe fix that.
This is a still from "New Captain Scarlet", by the way. A kid's show with a Tween rating.
It's pretty "grown up " for a kids show, but, uh...
@readsbygabby Maybe I'm just missing something, but I was confused more than anything else.
A lot of the film just sort of happens with no real clarification as to how or why, and I feel like there's some context missing.
Maybe it was the version I saw? Are there alternative versions?
@readsbygabby Gotta be honest, having watched it for the first time recently...
I didn't get it.
Prob because I'm 40+ years removed and never had a religious upbringing or education, but in all honesty I found The Exorcist to be a disjointed mess of Things That Happen to People for Reasons...