Michael Holstrom

It has everything a good marvel team movie needs, previously established characters with solo movies, and a classic ragtag dynamics against impossible odds with emotional and physical stakes. That’s all I can say without spoiling its classic vibe.

Great show love the story line and motivation behind each character. They all show a lot of great promise so far. The show overall is great but there are A LOT of unnecessary sex scenes, I get that sometimes you show those scenes out of necessity to further the plot but season 2 is just over the top.

Epic spin off doesn’t rely too heavily on previous storylines and still keeps things dynamic and compelling.

This is without a doubt one of the greatest culminations of references and plot I’ve ever seen. The best way to describe it is, as my friend told me: “it is a love letter to 20th Century Fox Marvel and the commuted fans who were with marvel since day 1”. Truly this move makes a great movie that does not take away from any individual character’s stories or movies. This is what every dedicated heavy Marvel fan has craved. It makes deep comic book and cinematic plot references in a subtle way that does not distract from the excellent plot, jokes, timing, and action. Incredible, amazing, outstanding, Superlative! Stan Lee would shed a tear of joy to see this movie.

It’s good, there are rough moments where the acting or CGI gets a little rushed but overall I think it’s a good balance of fresh new takes on the plot and remaking classic scenes from the original. I’m excited to see what comes next.

Never played the games but I thoroughly enjoy the show, I just started season 2!

The new season is capturing all the good classic humor while still making itself relevant in an organic way, so it doesn’t feel forced. Man I loved/love this show.

Amazing writing, the depth of each character is so well written. The dialogue is so real I feel like I’m listening and seeing actual people not just actors playing people. The stress, pain, and struggle of showing and accepting love is so palpable in each episode that you can’t help but empathize with the characters and feel a part of it all.

It was everything…EVERYTHING I could’ve hoped for it to be: strong characters, excellent special effects, comedic, compelling, and left me excited for more. I can’t wait to see what becomes of Peter in this next trilogy.