Moon Knight

pharmakos said:

I'm saying that if suspension of disbelief is hard for you, then the genre of TV with super powered people running around in tights might not be the one for you. Obviously. Was that honestly hard to understand?

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Hardly an excuse for shitty writing

slippery said:

I have enjoyed all the marvel shows, but this one is not good. It's just a boring story and not at all compelling.

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This was ok overall, but I wish it had lived up to the quality of the first episode.

The first episode was my favorite for sure

pharmakos said:

It was a fan nod fourth wall break no worse than Robert Downey Jr.'s "I am Iron Man" at the end of Endgame.

Which I did think was shitty writing but hey, fan nod fourth wall breaks are par for the course here, I didn't think it was shitty because it messed with my suspension of disbelief.

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Oh, didn't realize you're just retarded.

Carry on

Just finished this and thought it was fine. Nothing great.

The main issue with the show is how they wasted Ethan Hawkes talents and made him the lamest villain I’ve ever seen.

Animosity said:

Just finished this and thought it was fine. Nothing great.

The main issue with the show is how they wasted Ethan Hawkes talents and made him the lamest villain I’ve ever seen.

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Yeah he was a pretty shit character. Isaac was really good overall, but between the shit villain and uneven writing through the season it falls short of being particularly good

As a big huge nerd faggot I liked it. I feel I hated
everything people liked

It had the same problem as Wandavision in that it felt like something awesome was always just on the verge of happening, but never did and then it ended.

Ambiturner said:

It had the same problem as Wandavision in that it felt like something awesome was always just on the verge of happening, but never did and then it ended.

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I kind of get that, yeah. I feel like I was waiting for my 5 minutes of solid action at the end of an Airwolf episode but it kind of fizzled.

One question I have, when Steven was being tracked by the beast in the museum it didn't show up on the cameras, similarly with the fight in the street where he can only see the monsters, so did the entirety of Egypt miss the fight between two giant gods?

Grizzlebeard said:

I kind of get that, yeah. I feel like I was waiting for my 5 minutes of solid action at the end of an Airwolf episode but it kind of fizzled.

One question I have, when Steven was being tracked by the beast in the museum it didn't show up on the cameras, similarly with the fight in the street where he can only see the monsters, so did the entirety of Egypt miss the fight between two giant gods?

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Im thinking yes, the gods and their minions (not avatars) only appear to whom they choose. Its why Harrow could no longer see Khonshu after he stopped being his avatar.

Sevens said:

Im thinking yes, the gods and their minions (not avatars) only appear to whom they choose. Its why Harrow could no longer see Khonshu after he stopped being his avatar.

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Not sure how the jackals fit in since they weren't Khonshu's and Harrow could see them, too

Ambiturner said:

Not sure how the jackals fit in since they weren't Khonshu's and Harrow could see them, too

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Could he see them? I don't think that was ever established, if so I missed it. Regardless, Im guessing as the avatar of Khonshu Marc / Steven were given "spirit sight" and thus were able to see all the mystic shit around. I wonder if now Layla could see them as the avatar of Taweret.

I quite enjoyed this series, I actually liked that they focused more on Marc / Steven and his mental health than they did on Moon Knight. And that final fight was just simply bad ass. The scene with Mr Knight straightening his suit mid fight was baller.