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VHS : Blake's 7, Vol. 12 - Voice from the Past / GambitIn association with Amazon.comdirected by: Jonathan Wright-Miller, Douglas Camfield, Fiona Cumming, Vivienne Cozens, Viktors Ritelis  Binding: VHS Tape EAN: 9786302719529 Format: Color, NTSC ISBN: 6302719526 Label: Bfs Entertainment Manufacturer: Bfs Entertainment Number Of Items: 1 Publisher: Bfs Entertainment Release Date: November 11, 1998 Studio: Bfs Entertainment Theatrical Release Date: 1992 Sales Rank: 41006 Related Items:
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 Rating: - Blake looses control and Villa seems to be winning?The next exciting vol. of Blake's 7 entitled VOICE FROM THE PAST and GAMBIT Ex-Arbiter General Ven Glynd is trying to make contact with Blake and the others. He and he alone has information regarding Servalan and her motives to take control of the Federation. Blake thinks this maybe the key to stopping the Federation. Avon wonders why Blake is acting so strange around Ven Glynd and his group. Can Blake figure out who is telling the truth or is this another cunning trap laid out by the Federation ... Read More Rating: - "Voices" OK; "Gambit" a campy gemVolume 12 of the "Blake's 7" video series contains two more episodes of this British sci-fi series. These episodes continue the saga of interplanetary rebel Blake, his starship Liberator, and his ongoing campaign against the tyrannical Federation. In "Voice from the Past," Blake is suffering aftereffects of the brainwashing he had suffered at the hands of Federation thugs. He and the crew of the Liberator become entangled in Federation leader Servalan's latest plot. Although there are some good ... Read More Rating: - One great, one average"Voice from the Past" takes what was given in the first episode and turns into a great sequel, turning originally two-dimensional one-off characters into 3D masterpieces. It's great to see Blake's prosecutor defect and turn against the Federation! The whole episode deals with Blake, trechery, deception, and more... and perfectly done. "Gambit" is odd for a Robert Holmes story as he usually writes top-notch stuff. Making ORAC inexplicably shrink for a while is obviously what ruins the story, ... Read More Browse for similar items by category:
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