Bang Bang

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Vid
Title: Bang Bang
Creator: DevenK
Date: 2000 or earlier
Format: digital, Realtime Player
Length: 3:56m
Music: Cher
Genre:
Fandom: Xena: Warrior Princess
Footage:
URL: vidder's web page

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Bang Bang is an early Xena vid by DevenK.

Reactions and Reviews

"Finally, I've got an new review up, this one, by DevenK, (Who rocks the house). Mainly a Creator of some Great Subtext oriented Videos (There are lots of them) this one is slightly off the usual path and is video more on the "Conflicting" relationship between Xena, Gabby, and Hope. As to my Review? Well, let's just say it was good enough to make it onto my Recommended list...enough Said. So I give it a rating of (4) Chakrams."[1]

"REVIEW #2: (By the Dame):

Sweeties! So good to see you! Please come in and make yourself at home. It looks as though we get to chat about the video 'Bang Bang' by DevenK.

First off I do have to admit, I was chagrinned to hear the sounds of Cher drifting through my speakers. Ever since she and her ex ray-of-sunshine were turned away from hotels here she has had a special place in my heart. What a corker she is. Anyways, I thought the music was a wonderful choice for the theme of this video.

This actually brings me to my quibble over the whole story of this video. I was having a bit of a hard time figuring out what this was supposed to be about. Luckily I was filled in that clips of Gabrielle were used for clips of Hope. This cleared up my confusion and helped me see that this was about the triangle of pain and that Xena, Hope and Gabrielle were the points.

After all of this was sorted out. I enjoyed this quite a bit. It was well timed and there was some nice use of special effects, particularly the Bang Bang effect. The story was pretty clear after the clarifications.

There were a few rough spots, such as in the very beginning there was too much in a short span of time and this happened in a few places. Also I picked up there were extra frames here and there. I think that with a bit more editing of the longer sections; along with making sure that the quicker parts were long enough not to jar the senses it would take this video up a notch.

All in all I would give this a three chakram."[2]

References

  1. ^ "XVA Music Video Review". Archived from the original on 2002-03-23.
  2. ^ "XVA Music Video Review". Archived from the original on 2002-03-23.