Comments on: IGN.Com Review http://doctorhorrible.net/igncom-review/159/ A Fan Site for Joss Whedon's "Doctor Horrible’s Sing-Along Blog" starring Neil Patrick Harris, Felicia Day, Nathan Fillion & Simon Helberg Tue, 06 Jan 2009 10:21:45 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7 hourly 1 By: Robert http://doctorhorrible.net/igncom-review/159/comment-page-1/#comment-2326 Robert Thu, 24 Jul 2008 01:43:38 +0000 http://doctorhorrible.net/?p=159#comment-2326 Solamenn, did you actually read the review? It's quite positive. The writer is merely reflecting on the perceived change in tone (as a good thing). No need for the hysterics. Solamenn, did you actually read the review? It’s quite positive. The writer is merely reflecting on the perceived change in tone (as a good thing). No need for the hysterics.

]]> By: Solamenn http://doctorhorrible.net/igncom-review/159/comment-page-1/#comment-2188 Solamenn Mon, 21 Jul 2008 12:26:53 +0000 http://doctorhorrible.net/?p=159#comment-2188 Poor guy. He obviously lives in the Happy-land-of-happy-ever-after (sponsored by Walt Disney TM). Then how can he understand that what marks Joss as great creator is his ability to imitate life, in all its funnyness and tragedy, and even get beyond imitation thanks to great stereotypes turned inside out. I guess the man never got over "Titanic" and is still sure that "Romeo & Juliet" would be a much better play if they didn't die in the end. Joss & team, thanks for for this ending. It was hard, but it was logical and emotionnal and perfectly fitted the rest of the story. Poor guy. He obviously lives in the Happy-land-of-happy-ever-after (sponsored by Walt Disney TM). Then how can he understand that what marks Joss as great creator is his ability to imitate life, in all its funnyness and tragedy, and even get beyond imitation thanks to great stereotypes turned inside out.
I guess the man never got over “Titanic” and is still sure that “Romeo & Juliet” would be a much better play if they didn’t die in the end.
Joss & team, thanks for for this ending. It was hard, but it was logical and emotionnal and perfectly fitted the rest of the story.

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