Allan Ricketts

Five Stars for of the action sequences alone. Paul Rudd is the perfect Marvel hero who knows how to share the screen. Johnathan Majors as Kang is incredible casting he moves seamlessly through scenes and emotions. Michael Douglas, does Michael Douglas things and doesn’t disappoint.

There is so much to say about this movie, First, the introductions of the subplots of the new DC heroes are great. Secondly; The dialogue is entertaining. The Rock’s epic one liners works well with Black Adam’s personality. Ultimately the movies gets a bad wrap for just being a DC movie, but it was considerably better than a few marvel movies and shows. It’s on par with Moon Knight though that last great thing to come out in Marvel. Aldis Hodge as Hawkman was great but Broseman as Dr. Fate really shines.

This feels rushed, like Morbius, has more back story than this rushed. I’m a huge fan of the comic She-Hulk, hopefully that’s the character profile that shows up. So far, it’s been no build up. It’s like a toddler telling an “and then” story. The dialogue is primary, the interactions between the characters are weak. You can close your eyes and can’t tell if Mark Ruffalo is hulk or himself. The action scenes are watered down for a Hulk/She-Hulk. DC definitely takes the cake for shows, MCU stick to movies.

I’m convinced there is a motive being all these absurdly negative reviews. Morbius, is a solid movie. It was obviously a preface to what’s coming in Spider-Man. Live Venom, Morbius can stand on its own. It was rightfully a dark movie. The action and fight scenes were phenomenal and the acting was solid, even the supporting cast.

Completely lack luster. As an adequate fan of Moonkight, this show can be a bit more MORE. What saves the show is the actors, not the acting. The potential of what these big name actors is what I’m banking on at this point. Disney is transitioning Marvel into TV-G. All the fight scenes and not one bruise.