Moon Knight

[T & P]

Marvel: "Moon Knight is going to be a darker series"

Me: fucken sweet, some more violence and swearing

Marvel: Here's six episodes about trauma

Me: jesus fuck

Well at least it’s different from the usual formulaic superhero stuff.

For comparison purposes, the writers of Star Trek Picard also devised an unconventional, trauma-based story for S2, but delivered an absolute clusterfuck. At least this is enjoyable.

 

[ruffneck23]

Well that finale was quite the head fuck, and there is an end credits scene...

 

[Ax^]

it has a post credit so if you did not stay on for the end of the credit

go back and watch it

as an aside if you ever saw a qr code you can scan it and get a link to the comic or related character backstory in multiple episode

was wondering who was in the rumbling sarcophagus



so in Thor or just a second season

 

[T & P]

I loved it, even though I never knew 100% what was going on at all times. A welcome breath of fresh air in the genre.

 

[Ax^]

most liked disney produced marvel series after Loki

 

[Balbi]

Great finale, and the post credits tease a season two that might not even exist. Excellent. Really enjoying Maya Calamawy as Layla as well.

MVP for the last few episodes, Taweret.

Or, as Steven would said "HIPPO!"

 

[agricola]

Really liked the finale, and the post-credit scene

Spoiler

.... but it would have been perfect if they just didn't have that pointless CGI fight between the gods

 

[Ax^]

was waiting for the hippo

 

[Cloo]

Yeah, I liked that, that'll definitely do

Spoiler

I did wonder if another personality would turn up. I read enough of my brother's Moon Knight comics in the 80s to remember one was a taxi driver called Jake

---

 

[QueenOfGoths]

Loved this series, haven't a clue about half of what happened, it was utterly mad at times but brilliant!

And Oscar Issac was great.

 

[Ax^]

also cannot have enough love for hippo lady

 

[ruffneck23]

There is a really good making of doc on disney plus now.