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Thankfully, last season of Buffy is not as bad as previous one. The apocalyptic ending of season 6 ended the storyline that was made a mess by adding geek villains, and the only good thing out of that was creating of Dark Willow. And the first bad thing in season 7, is that there is no more Dark Willow. Regular Willow was good character, but we all grew tired of her, and Dark counterpart was nice change, that didn't lasted long.
For the most part, this season is pure mess, and overall very week, unfocused and very gloomy, spiritless if you like. Idea to resurrect Buffy was all handled vary badly. She is buried, but her robot version is around acting like her, and nobody suspects. Hello, she is dead, in a grave, does anyone reads the scripts? Also, some of the cast members leaving was not good sign either, and new beginning for Buffy was not as good as hoped.
29. March 2010 | Millan
Each season of Buffy had tougher and tougher enemies, greater evil beings and more challenge to Buffy and her scooby gang. But, this season seams to be toping all that, and even evil from last seasons is not as evil and hard to defeat. After countless classes of demons, we have finally getting a new bread in the form of gods. But more important than that is very interesting twist on the story and adding a new character...
25. March 2010 | Millan
High school is over (not to mention destroyed in the season 3 finale), and it's time for Buffy to go to college. Much is changed over the summer after high school and not only that setting is changed, but once again mythology expanded to include secret military organization that hunts demons for experiments (OK, not a best direction, different at least). All in all, this is not my favorite Buffy season, but it's close.
Season 2 ended on the high note, with Buffy saving the world (again), and than she left Sunnydale. Angel is dead (or is he?) and the rest of the gang is fighting demons each night. There were some changes in the cast and introduction of new second Slayer. Most important thing about this season is expanding of the mythology and adding number of demons and even more evil forces all converging to town of Sunnydale.
23. March 2010 | Millan
And while season 1 was not so good, it managed to lay a solid foundation for the rest of the series (if you get past the martial arts stupid vampires and the great ease of killing them). Also, first season was too serious, and that's something season 2 and later seasons will correct adding more fun into the mix. Main and recurring cast is expanded and several very interesting characters are added (and by that I mean Spike).
22. March 2010 | Millan
The Vampire Slayer is longest running vampire and supernatural series ever made, even though I think is far from the best. It's a first major creation for Joss Whedon, and while I like some of his later work (Firefly), I never really watched Buffy and Angel series. So, I recently got my hands on the Chosen Collection box set, and decided to give Buffy a chance. And, overall, my opinion about the series is mixed at best.
After FOX canceled Firefy, a lot of things were still unexplained, and the fans wanted more. So, when Universal acquired movie rights from FOX, Joss started working on the script. Major problem was the history of the show, and the need to find the way to introduce the story to new viewers, without long introduction that will bore series viewers. And with several delays with filming, movie is released to theaters in 2005.
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