Moon Knight
As the first episode of Moon Knight unfolds, the audience experiences the same confusion that Steven / Marc is experiencing. We are given enough exposition to understand that Steven knows something is wrong but kept ignorant to what exactly it is.
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If you are a fan of the Sword and Sorcery subgenre of fantasy films, the 1980s was a good decade to grow up in, like I did. There was a lavishness to a lot of these productions that gave them something magical (pun intended) and epic.
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The storyline is intriguing with the plot being a multi layered tapestry of different factions wanting different things, all centering around the artifact and Master Chief 117.
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More and more action series are highlighting women as leads without losing their femininity and allowing men to have more emotional complexity, while still retaining a sense of masculinity.
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You could say that the show is very “timely”, as it is very easy to imagine a near future where the United States of America finds itself in a such a situation. There is a definite a feeling of unrest in the country
DetailsThe Hyperions
The Hyperions, focuses more on the disfunction between the family members of the first team’s members than on action and adventure. Each character has their own issues and desires leading them to the current situation.
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…it’s Magic! I am not talking of spells and rituals, potions, or wands, but the convergence of so many aspects that go into a television program, like a big jigsaw puzzle, that the only word to describe it is… “Magic!”.
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Touted as a horror comedy, I would say it is a bit light on the comedy, with more emphasis on the “thriller” aspect with a plot twist that truly is “Fresh” and a cut above the rest.
DetailsGuardians of Justice
The plot is intriguing and presented in an interesting fashion, by using a mixture of animation, video game sequences and live action. The editing on the series is amazing and the music choices are quite good and appropriate for the action.
DetailsStar Trek: Picard
Picard (Patrick Stewart) conjectures that the final frontier is not space, but time. I don’t think he meant to infer traveling through time as an explorer, but more to take the time to explore the moment, as there are no true second chances.
DetailsSeverance
The production value is good and the base story is intriguing. The acting was all very well done, but I just didn’t connect with any of the characters. I am undecided if I want to give episode two a try. Maybe my “work self” will like it better.
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Beware the night as in the darkness you cannot see the shadows. There is a town in middle America, that once you enter it, you cannot leave.
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