Comments on: 1.10 A561984 http://flashforwardblog.com/1-10-a561984/ Fansite for the ABC TV Show FlashForward Based on the Novel by Robert J. Sawyer Thu, 10 May 2012 18:15:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Fefe http://flashforwardblog.com/1-10-a561984/comment-page-1/#comment-5924 Fefe Thu, 04 Feb 2010 02:46:22 +0000 http://flashforwardblog.com/?p=1627#comment-5924 The scenes from Hong Kong last night was totally fake. And if due to budget and they don't want to fly all the way to the actual location to shoot, at least do better research. People in Hong Kong don't wear clothes and hats like those in the show. And the shops... my Gosh, they looked like those in 1940's China. Horrible! I know because I was born and grew up there. How disappointed that was! The scenes from Hong Kong last night was totally fake. And if due to budget and they don't want to fly all the way to the actual location to shoot, at least do better research. People in Hong Kong don't wear clothes and hats like those in the show. And the shops… my Gosh, they looked like those in 1940's China. Horrible! I know because I was born and grew up there. How disappointed that was!

]]> By: punkris http://flashforwardblog.com/1-10-a561984/comment-page-1/#comment-5862 punkris Tue, 15 Dec 2009 16:07:23 +0000 http://flashforwardblog.com/?p=1627#comment-5862 I agree, there are a few production mistakes, but they don't stop FlashForward to be one of the best new TV shows at the moment. I can hardly wait to see the rest of the episodes. I agree, there are a few production mistakes, but they don’t stop FlashForward to be one of the best new TV shows at the moment. I can hardly wait to see the rest of the episodes.

]]> By: FlashForward http://flashforwardblog.com/1-10-a561984/comment-page-1/#comment-5858 FlashForward Mon, 07 Dec 2009 20:30:10 +0000 http://flashforwardblog.com/?p=1627#comment-5858 <blockquote>People in Hong Kong don’t wear clothes and hats like those in the show. And the shops… my Gosh, they looked like those in 1940’s China. Horrible!</blockquote> Yeah, that was pretty bad. Not sure what they were thinking really.

People in Hong Kong don’t wear clothes and hats like those in the show. And the shops… my Gosh, they looked like those in 1940’s China. Horrible!

Yeah, that was pretty bad. Not sure what they were thinking really.

]]> By: RiverFox08 http://flashforwardblog.com/1-10-a561984/comment-page-1/#comment-5849 RiverFox08 Sat, 05 Dec 2009 01:05:48 +0000 http://flashforwardblog.com/?p=1627#comment-5849 I've heard from many people that this show takes it slow, aside from it's pilot episode, but I disagree. We saw a short glimpse of what was to happen at the end of the season in the very first episode. Since then, we've been spoonfed small doses of information that seems meaningless, but ultimately, has an adverse effect on the outcome of the season. All I know is "yeah, the first seasons of shows can turn out a bit slow, but then again, they're always followed by a great second season." I think this is one of those cases, I will love this first season very much, but I will think it's rubbish after they start season 2. We will wonder how we ever got along without whatever the show has planned to show us. I’ve heard from many people that this show takes it slow, aside from it’s pilot episode, but I disagree. We saw a short glimpse of what was to happen at the end of the season in the very first episode. Since then, we’ve been spoonfed small doses of information that seems meaningless, but ultimately, has an adverse effect on the outcome of the season. All I know is “yeah, the first seasons of shows can turn out a bit slow, but then again, they’re always followed by a great second season.” I think this is one of those cases, I will love this first season very much, but I will think it’s rubbish after they start season 2. We will wonder how we ever got along without whatever the show has planned to show us.

]]> By: RiverFox08 http://flashforwardblog.com/1-10-a561984/comment-page-1/#comment-5847 RiverFox08 Sat, 05 Dec 2009 00:58:59 +0000 http://flashforwardblog.com/?p=1627#comment-5847 Well Fefe, I think some of the exterior screen shots (like when they're plane landed in Hong Kong) Looked pretty real. Down to the large mountains that surround the whole city. Other than that really, I agree. When Mark and Dem were walking in the "streets of hong kong" it looked like they were seriously in Los Angeles' China town. And some shows do fake their actual location to save on their budget, Prison Break made Dallas look like the entire US when they filmed season 2. They said it was this place, or that town, when it was really a location in dallas. It happens. Well Fefe, I think some of the exterior screen shots (like when they’re plane landed in Hong Kong) Looked pretty real. Down to the large mountains that surround the whole city. Other than that really, I agree. When Mark and Dem were walking in the “streets of hong kong” it looked like they were seriously in Los Angeles’ China town. And some shows do fake their actual location to save on their budget, Prison Break made Dallas look like the entire US when they filmed season 2. They said it was this place, or that town, when it was really a location in dallas. It happens.

]]> By: Fefe http://flashforwardblog.com/1-10-a561984/comment-page-1/#comment-5846 Fefe Fri, 04 Dec 2009 20:36:00 +0000 http://flashforwardblog.com/?p=1627#comment-5846 The scenes from Hong Kong last night was totally fake. And if due to budget and they don't want to fly all the way to the actual location to shoot, at least do better research. People in Hong Kong don't wear clothes and hats like those in the show. And the shops... my Gosh, they looked like those in 1940's China. Horrible! I know because I was born and grew up there. How disappointed that was! The scenes from Hong Kong last night was totally fake. And if due to budget and they don’t want to fly all the way to the actual location to shoot, at least do better research. People in Hong Kong don’t wear clothes and hats like those in the show. And the shops… my Gosh, they looked like those in 1940′s China. Horrible! I know because I was born and grew up there. How disappointed that was!

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