For those of you who watched I and II. Go see it and then come back here and we'll have some consoling Euphorbias. Milk and cookies, too, if the Euphorbias fail to be consoling enough. Perhaps heroin.
It's always advisable, when watching a Joss Whedon-connected project, to get the most terrified when things look like they might work out okay. If the angst level drops, something really, really awful is about to happen. You'll see what I mean.
Saturday, July 19, 2008
Dr. Horrible Act III is up.
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I guess I should have known from "Serenity". I never watched Buffy or Angel so... yeah. This was pretty painful. Penny forgave Billy before she died. You could TELL he did not have the necessary evil to actually kill Captain Hammer or anyone else.
He may be a mad scientist -- but he is not evil.
A lot of people around on-line are saying that this was super-dramatic and not funny at all. Totally not true. It was funny. I mean, c'mon, one of the supervillains in the Evil League of Evil is "Fake Thomas Jefferson!" That's comedy gold!
You just don't care by the time you get to Fake Thomas Jefferson, because you're too worried about Dr. Horrible.
Which is as it should be, I guess.
I figured after seeing Part II that there were only two ways this could go: either Penny dies or Penny is revealed to be Bad Horse. And I was right, alas.
The up side, I guess, if there's an up side, is that this is very clearly a supervillain origin story. There could be more Dr. Horrible later.
Keep up the good work.
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