[ SECRET POST #2253 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2253 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Pretty much the same. The scene shortly before they board where one of the "houseguests" who was most skeptical talks with the guards as the "story board artist" was my favorite part, I think. That part was really suspenseful and it was just a scene of people being courageous in a way that's believable extrapolation with the actual events.

I don't know, I'll almost always pick suspense over "action", the way most recent action films do "action." That was my main complaint of the treatment of Ricki Tarr's subplot in TTSS- I get the constraints of condensing 7 episodes of dense plot into one film, but why punch up the "action" so much when the intrigue is so much more interesting? That and Tom Hardy is the cast member who least lives up to his miniseries counterpart, Hywel Bennett.