Well done - thrilling conclusion ending this chapter of Heroes Reborn.
I wasn't expecting much from this series following a viewing of the "Dark matters" mini series. Which I felt was to under developed and suffered from poor production values. In contrast Heroes Reborn is well produced and looks good with a cast all delivering satisfying performance's. The story line follows a similar arc to the original 1st series in as much as the world will end if not for the intervention of the heroes. While a clutch of "Evos" lead by an ill fated savior use their abilities to help navigate a future where they survive an extinction level event. Very exciting stuff. I was expecting to be disappointed with a meandering story and poor special effects and character development. Thankfully I was intrigued and captivated every week, much like the original series, it kept me eager for what would happen next. Many of my peers seem to be burdened with an inability to let go of the past and, just enjoy whats new, be it the updated story arc of an ever growing sci-fi franchise or new musical trends. When something is new and is to be enjoyed as such, why diminish its value by critically assuming it isn't like the old ones enough or is too different to be good. Heroes reborn has its flaws and weaknesses but non are apparent enough to sink this ever enjoyable series. Thankfully the boring lack of cadence tarnishing the last of the original series is nothing but a memory now. I hope this series has the popular appeal of the original series and can bring a thrilling involvement to many fans new and old all over the world. I believe the dexterity of potential in Heroes Reborn will be a fantastic platform for new story arc's and character development, after all every generation needs a Hero to reflect against. How else is the zeitgeist to dream of future untold!
I wasn't expecting much from this series following a viewing of the "Dark matters" mini series. Which I felt was to under developed and suffered from poor production values. In contrast Heroes Reborn is well produced and looks good with a cast all delivering satisfying performance's. The story line follows a similar arc to the original 1st series in as much as the world will end if not for the intervention of the heroes. While a clutch of "Evos" lead by an ill fated savior use their abilities to help navigate a future where they survive an extinction level event. Very exciting stuff. I was expecting to be disappointed with a meandering story and poor special effects and character development. Thankfully I was intrigued and captivated every week, much like the original series, it kept me eager for what would happen next. Many of my peers seem to be burdened with an inability to let go of the past and, just enjoy whats new, be it the updated story arc of an ever growing sci-fi franchise or new musical trends. When something is new and is to be enjoyed as such, why diminish its value by critically assuming it isn't like the old ones enough or is too different to be good. Heroes reborn has its flaws and weaknesses but non are apparent enough to sink this ever enjoyable series. Thankfully the boring lack of cadence tarnishing the last of the original series is nothing but a memory now. I hope this series has the popular appeal of the original series and can bring a thrilling involvement to many fans new and old all over the world. I believe the dexterity of potential in Heroes Reborn will be a fantastic platform for new story arc's and character development, after all every generation needs a Hero to reflect against. How else is the zeitgeist to dream of future untold!
