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Heroes

Heroes

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Category: TV Series Video On Demand


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Avg. Customer Rating: 2.5 out of 5 stars 105 reviews
Sales Rank: 4

Media: Video On Demand

ASIN: B000U6E4JC


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5 out of 5 stars That's How You Bring a Show Back!!   September 23, 2008
Season 2 of Heroes suffered from the same fate that haunted all of TV land last year: the dreaded WGA strike. Volume 2 had it's moments to be sure, but seemed to fall short of the lofty mark set by the electrifying first season of Heroes. It has been nine long months since Volume 2 came to a close making this Season 3 premier one of the highest anticipated TV events in history. Capitalizing on the hype and expectations, NBC pulled out the stops with a one hour red carpet pre-show and a two hour premiere. From one geek to another let me just say that the wait was absolutely worth every agonizing minute.

My first thoughts after part one of the premiere? Now, that's how you bring a show back! This episode was jammed pack with crazy plot twists, startling revelations, and intense storytelling. From the opening frame we are brought back to the elements that made season one so groundbreaking and addicting. Of course all of our favorite characters are back and even some very interesting new ones join the cast. The episode opens right where Powerless left off and we are immediately treated to a shocking reveal that spins the series into a whole new direction. Needless to say, I was wide-eyed and flabbergasted after the opening scenes...and it wasn't the last time.

**** Spoiler Alert ****

In typical Heroes fashion we are left with countless questions to keep us coming back for answers. What exactly happens in the future to cause Peter to come back? Is this the same future Peter from season one? What is up with Claire and just how special is she? What exactly is this new formula Hiro has to protect? And there is the new character, Tracy Strauss (played by Ali Larter). Who? What? How? I was very pleased to find out that Nathan does survive and I can't wait to see how his new storyline develops. Is Nathan really a man of faith now or is he just losing his mind? What exactly is Mohinder's new ability? The questions just don't end.

****End of Spoilers****

Both Adrian Pasdar (Nathan) and Milo Ventimiglia (Peter) bring the strongest performances as they both take their characters in new directions. Christine Rose (Angela Petrelli) is a strong addition as a cast regular this season which will only add to the mystery and conspiracy surrounding her character. Hayden Panettiere and Zachary Quinto also bring us one of the more entertaining and memorable Heroes scenes as Sylar and Claire come face to face for the first time since season one.

The Second Coming wondrously sets the stage for the intrigue that is sure to come as each new chapter of Villains unfurls. While this first episode doesn't overload us with information or moments of shock and awe, it does give us just enough to prove that Volume 3 is going to be stunning to say the least. Tim Kring and NBC have given the fans just what they deserve. Heroes is back and better than ever!



5 out of 5 stars Faithful to Comic Book Lore, Great Suspense   September 4, 2008
In many ways Heroes is the television incarnation of M. Night Shayamalan's Unbreakable, an ode to old-school comic styling. Heroes' story lines are replete with subtle and not-so-subtle references to comic devices and plots. I found the use of actual comic story boards as a plot thread in the first season to be masterful.

This is a solid show for people willing to suspend their disbelief. Not all comic book fans, especially the nitpicky, will enjoy the series. It isn't The Wire, and it isn't going to win awards, but it's good fun. Download and watch three episodes - six bucks. If it fits your style and you're hooked, rent more. If not, you lost six bucks and you can write a review.



5 out of 5 stars Great show that keeps getting better.   April 8, 2008
This is an awesome show. What sets it apart is that its a continous story like Battlestargalactica or British TV shows.


1 out of 5 stars what a joke   March 29, 2008
 1 out of 9 found this review helpful

You cant use on your ipod? What a joke. Why would I pay for that?
I just dont have time to watch TV other than casually, and no I dont own DVR so if I dont watch a show, I don't miss it. I had seen half of season 1 and enjoyed it so I and was trying to get caught up. Oh well NBC's and Amazon's loss.



1 out of 5 stars I Feel Hurt & Ostracized   February 22, 2008
 2 out of 10 found this review helpful

I am very upset to find out I cannot get season 2 of Heroes. I spent big $ on an 80g ipod last summer & spent $$$ on sifi downloads (TV not songs) Id like to spend a little more to continue getting the Heroes show. I've missed most of the episodes and cannot spend time sitting in front of the PC to watch them. I spent big$ on a device that transmits to my TV so I can watch wile I get things done around the house at night. I'm tired, 48 & I work so my time is limited and by the way so is my money. There is no reason why we don't have a universal format! It is so stupid all you do is get people mad! This censoring encourages illegal marketing - to get it "free". My spendable dollar is shrinking fast, Food gas insurance and taxes are at an all time high! Wake up and get some sense!


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