Overall??? I loved it. Character who gained the most: Young Neil. Character that was barely there: Kim Pine
So Scott is back. I figured it was Kim behind the whole thing but this probably works better.
Great fight. This show is officially reminding me of Hi-Score Girl from the art style to the humor. Need to see if they are related.
Man, this got meta fast. I like the way the plot is going. I’m definitely enjoying this however this fight with the paparazzi was my least favorite so far. This show is much more about healing than fighting anyway.
I get it. Scott isn’t in this one. It’s all about the evil Exs. Let’s be honest. The comic was its thing. The movies was its own thing. So the cartoon is being its own thing too. So if you are going to do you own thing then … you DO IT! I love it so far. So glad I didn’t have to struggle through another Scott, Knives, Ramona love triangle again. Cheers!
I like it so far. I didn’t enjoy Michael Cera’s Scott in the movie but his voice acting is much more like the Scott imagined when I read the comic years and years ago. I’m glad they are not going shot for shot from the movie either.
This one hurt to watch but I was glued to my TV the entire episode.
It was cool to see Kallus as a rebel. It will be interesting to see how his character arc progresses.
I mean, it had good moments and some fairly good acting in spots but overall it just felt like almost nothing mattered and every obstable could be overcome with a magic workaround. There was barely any permanence to any decision except finally putting an end the Jan Foster romance which FINALLY got a pay off here but was wasted because it had been left on the shelf for a decade and I guess that is not the fault of this film. More than anything this movie shows that the Marvel Universe that felt so meticulously planned out in Phase 1 no longer has that long range vision and thats too bad.
Best episode of the entire series.
Best interpretive ice cream dance.
I watched this with my 6 year old hoping he’d understand the lesson of the episode. Nope.
They tried but this a clear lesson in how you should not try to copy and then deviate from a classic story. You can never measure up.
This is almost a one man show. Dana does almost 80% of the characters.
My 6 year old and I just watched this movie together. He loved it!!
It was a little bit of a shock coming back to this after two years but as soon as the Crows got back together on the rooftop I was hooked again.
This episode gave off a lot of 5th Element vibes for me.
Lost in Space was a show about wild and completely unbelievable scenarios but it always got one thing right and that was the characters, their relationships, and their growth. Looking for logic in a Lost in Space script would be foolish but the things I always enjoyed the most was how much time and care was spent on the characters and espcially the relationship between Will and Robot. When robot died I really felt it and it's death felt like it was going to be permanent so that was a good dodge. But, overall a great series that looked incredible and made the characters the star of the show.
This seems like a answer to Netflix’s Love Death + Robots. The first episode is cute with good animation. I’ve read these episodes were produced entirely in Africa. Pretty cool. Looking forward to the whole season.
Why do so many of these episodes make me tear up.
The flashback to Judy and Maureen growing together was sweet. We all give up some part of ourselves for our children and it’s always worth it.
Few shows are as beautiful as this one. From the NASA-like outfits and equipment to beautiful landscapes this show is a joy to watch.
This episode reminds me of the octopus doll in the comic Something is Killing the Children.
They finally have the mutant rebellion and they save it for the last episode? Still this story had alot more feel and themes of the first season so it was nice it touched upon again even if it was the last episode. Things ended on an interesting cliffhanger. It will be interesting to see how XMen 97 try to pick up the pieces from this great series.
An okay origin story but would have made more sense to do it in Season 2 when Sinister was the main focus.
There were some good ideas in this episode but it was really rushed. It feels like they crammed a two or three episodes into one. Add to that the really poor animation and you can see why people stopped watching.
I expected a better story involving Captain America but it was just an average WWII story with Logan thrown in. Again, the animation is horrible.
The animation is a huge drop in quality from prior episodes. Looks terrible. The story is great however and I enjoyed the Mayan history lesson from Beast.
It was nice to see Storm show her kindness in the end but the really doesn’t do a good job of showing why she would fall in love with an obvious jerk.
I always enjoy episodes centered around Hank.
