Set after the battle between Godzilla and the Titans, revealing that monsters are real, follows one family's journey to uncover its buried secrets and a legacy linking them to Monarch.
well season 2 has started off well in one of 2 respects - more monsters include King Kong but still the irritating flashbacks that just waste time
by lighton posted 1 month ago
I began watching 2x1 and - to my surprise - realized that I must have remembered all the vital info from season 1, because everything made sense. :)
To promote Monarch: Legacy of Monsters, Apple TV launched 3,000 drones and set a world record for the tallest fictional character display. https://www.instagram.com/reels/DVG-cZuAEO9/
by Greyhound posted 1 month ago
I noticed that too, but 2 and a half years after season 1 ended, I had almost no recollection of what happened, so I couldn't get into it, even though I loved the first season.
This trend of taking multiple years between seasons is extremely annoying.
by WilliamDrakeMcGregor posted 1 month ago
First episode of Season 2 was great.
They seamlessly started off where Season 1 ended, good - many other shows decide to go in other directions...
Characters + story continuation is also spot-on, gave me the same impression.
The episode also did a good job of setting up the Season.
Guess I speak Kong now, cause I know exactly what he growled in that last scene:
"You stupid morons" :)
Definitely needed a Recap though, Looper did it chronologically which I very much appreciated :)
I'll be happy if they make season 2 just a little bit better than season 1! :)
by merc posted 2 years ago
This show will be one I fall back on to watch ( in future if a season 2) when I have have nothing better to watch
by lighton posted 2 years ago
Totally makes sense. Yes, if writer, director and cast all perform well (along with a decent budget), virtually any kind of genre or niche can be good entertainment!
by Bananijoe posted 2 years ago
the first two episodes where extremely promising, the got a 4.5★ so i had high hopes.
But well they never recovered, most of the rest only got a 3.5★-Rating from me, not bad but not great either.
I love deep and well written characters, interaction and believable authentic dialogues and acts/plots, no matter if its fiction, fantasy and sifi or closer to "real live" drama - if its shallow and unbelievable i cannot enjoy watching it - and this show sadly did exactly this, there was great potential as E01+02 prove
Well normally "Godzilla" is nothing i can take really serious - but if writer, director and actors take it serious and the technical setup is good as well (like in E01+E02) - surprise surprise: the viewer so "i" can take it serious despite being "godzilla", and i really was quite astonished and surprised by it (E01+02)- which made me liking it even more.
Does that make sense?
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To promote Monarch: Legacy of Monsters, Apple TV launched 3,000 drones and set a world record for the tallest fictional character display.
https://www.instagram.com/reels/DVG-cZuAEO9/
This trend of taking multiple years between seasons is extremely annoying.
They seamlessly started off where Season 1 ended, good - many other shows decide to go in other directions...
Characters + story continuation is also spot-on, gave me the same impression.
The episode also did a good job of setting up the Season.
Guess I speak Kong now, cause I know exactly what he growled in that last scene:
"You stupid morons" :)
Definitely needed a Recap though, Looper did it chronologically which I very much appreciated :)
The Only Recap You Need Before Monarch: Legacy of Monsters Season 2
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9oqYuMznBfM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZgWrFoaisdk
Three weeks to go :)
Monarch: Legacy of Monsters — Season 2 Official Teaser | Apple TV
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VH0pFLcthgI
Mostly looks like my wish came true! :D
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2CYelltpxT4
I'll be happy if they make season 2 just a little bit better than season 1! :)
But well they never recovered, most of the rest only got a 3.5★-Rating from me, not bad but not great either.
I love deep and well written characters, interaction and believable authentic dialogues and acts/plots, no matter if its fiction, fantasy and sifi or closer to "real live" drama - if its shallow and unbelievable i cannot enjoy watching it - and this show sadly did exactly this, there was great potential as E01+02 prove
Well normally "Godzilla" is nothing i can take really serious - but if writer, director and actors take it serious and the technical setup is good as well (like in E01+E02) - surprise surprise: the viewer so "i" can take it serious despite being "godzilla", and i really was quite astonished and surprised by it (E01+02)- which made me liking it even more.
Does that make sense?