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| Thunderbirds, memories of great-looking well-designed crafts and most importantly, a real feeling of excitment and excellent-looking rescue scenes. You can not help but feel that the formula has been tinkered with too much - Fab One isn't Fab One, (who would swap a Rolls for a Ford!?) Thunderbird 2 (which was always my favourite) has been redesigned beyond recognition (ok, its still green). If they said they original wouldnt fly, what the heck is that new contrption!? The back end looks horrible, like it has the spoiler of a Toyota Supra. Sorry Toyota, n | ||||||||
| She is the true outsanding charachter in the film. Having said that, I like Parker (Ron Cook) too, very fitting. Another sad fact I feel the need to mention is Paxton's rather laughable attempt at the catchphrase "Thunderbirds Are Go" - there's nowhere near the same enthusiasm or charisma as in the series. No desk work from Jeff, no Grandma. But the cultural changes to Kyrano and Tin-Tin are a nice plus. But where did Kyrano's wife come from - no explanation. Overall, it's just not true enough to the series and is just a little dissapointing. 6/10 |
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