I don't normally write reviews, but this episode was just perfect in my eyes. Everything was just right.
The whole atmosphere was just way more relaxed, and the relationship between Sam and Dean was way less forced, and it seemed like they weren't actually acting or remembering lines, but actually being siblings.
There were also some of them rare wholesome moments, that we normally don't get to see that often, and also Castiel calling on the phone and asking about "the Netflix", was just damn cute.
Although I was first a bit sceptical of this filming-idea, in the end I really liked the way, this episode was directed. It just felt like the viewers were instantly part of the story and I really wish more episodes in this style would follow.
(Also call me Roger Taylor, cause I'm freaking in love with that car.)
The whole atmosphere was just way more relaxed, and the relationship between Sam and Dean was way less forced, and it seemed like they weren't actually acting or remembering lines, but actually being siblings.
There were also some of them rare wholesome moments, that we normally don't get to see that often, and also Castiel calling on the phone and asking about "the Netflix", was just damn cute.
Although I was first a bit sceptical of this filming-idea, in the end I really liked the way, this episode was directed. It just felt like the viewers were instantly part of the story and I really wish more episodes in this style would follow.
(Also call me Roger Taylor, cause I'm freaking in love with that car.)
