Is this anything like Loki? Loki's funny, but not a farce. The tone doesn't work for being canon.
In 109, K.E.V.I.N. was quite enjoyable to me being Kevin Feige as well as the retro intro, but the story of the last 3 episodes went from bad to worse; worthy of being skipped and dropped.
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Too bad he didn't find the humor considering the only reason to tune into this farce are the self deprecating jokes, that often didn't land. It's not enough of a satire/farce like oh, say, Anna Faris in Scary Movie 1,2,3, (you know REALLY taking the piss out of the MCU) and at the same time, it's not MCU enough to feel any sense of urgency, which when put together, made it kinda bland and trivial, at least to me. Would've made for a great kids cartoon instead.
Perhaps Thor: Love & Thunder is what allowed such a farce to play into the MCU?
yep. Trying to be too clever, "look at me" I dont like those shows that try to involve the audience ( This includes The Serpent Queen) or step out of the story, an easy way to waste time and remove the need for genuine content. I just dont think they really knew what to do with this show.
by paisley1 posted 2 years ago
proteinnerd said:
So glad I gave up after episode 1, even my bother who said he quite liked parts of the series and tried to defend it a few times couldn't believe how bad the finale was.
The most interesting thought I've heard on this is, She-Hulk is official MCU canon, you know, its in the exact same universe as Infinity War and End Game.....Marvel just shat on its entire legacy with this, their entire in-universe logic now admits its all just fiction.
Agreed. Is this anything like Loki? Loki's funny, but not a farce. The tone doesn't work for being canon.
In 109, K.E.V.I.N. was quite enjoyable to me being Kevin Feige as well as the retro intro, but the story of the last 3 episodes went from bad to worse; worthy of being skipped and dropped.
Too bad he didn't find the humor considering the only reason to tune into this farce are the self deprecating jokes, that often didn't land. It's not enough of a satire/farce like oh, say, Anna Faris in Scary Movie 1,2,3, (you know REALLY taking the piss out of the MCU) and at the same time, it's not MCU enough to feel any sense of urgency, which when put together, made it kinda bland and trivial, at least to me. Would've made for a great kids cartoon instead.
Perhaps Thor: Love & Thunder is what allowed such a farce to play into the MCU?
by TheFizza posted 2 years ago
merc said:
well eps 8 compared to 1-7 great, atleast she got into her togs atlast. 1-7 the pits all that witless dialogue
HomerS said:
1x08 shows how much more depth the Marvel shows had on Netflix, especially the one starting with a D.
mrverene said:
The intro was worth the price of admission.
lighton said:
After my 1x8 disappointment, I was surprised by how much I enjoyed 1x9. Breaking the 4th wall in totally new and unexpected ways! :)]
graybags said:
I totally agree, I thoroughly enjoyed the last (final?) episode. Very weird but it worked.
DOCRLK said:
Don't know what anyone is talking about I liked the show
I'd say, for the most part I'm with y'all... I felt it really didn't get to the She-Hulk I was interested in seeing until the last few Eps and there was a lot of other little things about it which could have been better. But, for what it is, it was a fun time.
I'd be down for 5 SEASONS & A MOVIE :cool:
by graybags posted 2 years ago
proteinnerd said:
So glad I gave up after episode 1, even my bother who said he quite liked parts of the series and tried to defend it a few times couldn't believe how bad the finale was.
Fair enough. I actually enjoyed the final episode.
by proteinnerd posted 2 years ago
So glad I gave up after episode 1, even my bother who said he quite liked parts of the series and tried to defend it a few times couldn't believe how bad the finale was.
The most interesting thought I've heard on this is, She-Hulk is official MCU canon, you know, its in the exact same universe as Infinity War and End Game.....Marvel just shat on its entire legacy with this, their entire in-universe logic now admits its all just fiction.
by merc posted 2 years ago
hippotek said:
Honestly the worst piece of TV (writing) I ever endured in my whole life.
For me this is the final 12" nail in the MCU coffin.
They really need to start from scratch or just scrap the whole freakin' MCU.
I am not going to waste another second on this shitton of totally idiotic crap.
American humour at its worst
by DOCRLK posted 2 years ago
Don't know what anyone is talking about I like the show
by hippotek posted 2 years ago
Honestly the worst piece of TV (writing) I ever endured in my whole life.
For me this is the final 12" nail in the MCU coffin.
They really need to start from scratch or just scrap the whole freakin' MCU.
I am not going to waste another second on this shitton of totally idiotic crap.
by graybags posted 2 years ago
lighton said:
After my 1x8 disappointment, I was surprised by how much I enjoyed 1x9. Breaking the 4th wall in totally new and unexpected ways! :)]
I totally agree, I thoroughly enjoyed the last (final?) episode. Very weird but it worked.
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Is this anything like Loki? Loki's funny, but not a farce. The tone doesn't work for being canon.
In 109, K.E.V.I.N. was quite enjoyable to me being Kevin Feige as well as the retro intro, but the story of the last 3 episodes went from bad to worse; worthy of being skipped and dropped.
.....
Too bad he didn't find the humor considering the only reason to tune into this farce are the self deprecating jokes, that often didn't land. It's not enough of a satire/farce like oh, say, Anna Faris in Scary Movie 1,2,3, (you know REALLY taking the piss out of the MCU) and at the same time, it's not MCU enough to feel any sense of urgency, which when put together, made it kinda bland and trivial, at least to me. Would've made for a great kids cartoon instead.
Perhaps Thor: Love & Thunder is what allowed such a farce to play into the MCU?
yep. Trying to be too clever, "look at me" I dont like those shows that try to involve the audience ( This includes The Serpent Queen) or step out of the story, an easy way to waste time and remove the need for genuine content. I just dont think they really knew what to do with this show.
The most interesting thought I've heard on this is, She-Hulk is official MCU canon, you know, its in the exact same universe as Infinity War and End Game.....Marvel just shat on its entire legacy with this, their entire in-universe logic now admits its all just fiction.
Agreed. Is this anything like Loki? Loki's funny, but not a farce. The tone doesn't work for being canon.
In 109, K.E.V.I.N. was quite enjoyable to me being Kevin Feige as well as the retro intro, but the story of the last 3 episodes went from bad to worse; worthy of being skipped and dropped.
Read about the controversy between the She-Hulk showrunner and Kevin Feige here: https://www.cinemablend.com/superheroes/marvel-cinematic-universe/the-ridiculous-she-hulk-finale-detail-that-caused-strife-between-kevin-feige-and-the-showrunner
Too bad he didn't find the humor considering the only reason to tune into this farce are the self deprecating jokes, that often didn't land. It's not enough of a satire/farce like oh, say, Anna Faris in Scary Movie 1,2,3, (you know REALLY taking the piss out of the MCU) and at the same time, it's not MCU enough to feel any sense of urgency, which when put together, made it kinda bland and trivial, at least to me. Would've made for a great kids cartoon instead.
Perhaps Thor: Love & Thunder is what allowed such a farce to play into the MCU?
I'd say, for the most part I'm with y'all... I felt it really didn't get to the She-Hulk I was interested in seeing until the last few Eps and there was a lot of other little things about it which could have been better. But, for what it is, it was a fun time.
I'd be down for 5 SEASONS & A MOVIE :cool:
Fair enough. I actually enjoyed the final episode.
The most interesting thought I've heard on this is, She-Hulk is official MCU canon, you know, its in the exact same universe as Infinity War and End Game.....Marvel just shat on its entire legacy with this, their entire in-universe logic now admits its all just fiction.
For me this is the final 12" nail in the MCU coffin.
They really need to start from scratch or just scrap the whole freakin' MCU.
I am not going to waste another second on this shitton of totally idiotic crap.
American humour at its worst
For me this is the final 12" nail in the MCU coffin.
They really need to start from scratch or just scrap the whole freakin' MCU.
I am not going to waste another second on this shitton of totally idiotic crap.
I totally agree, I thoroughly enjoyed the last (final?) episode. Very weird but it worked.
Yeah, 70s retro well done! :D