Phillip Hudson

The animation is okay. If you like it, you can enjoy the visuals, but I know a few people hate the style. It barely relates to the "What If..." episode. I liked a few characters, but most are a waste of time. Desperate to try and be emotional...but fails. It's "humor" does not mix with the show's attempts at horror. SPOILERS: Kamala is the main character because Wanda has chosen her or feels a connection with her. Most characters we meet are just there to be sacrificed for Kamala to be sad about their deaths. Red Guardian loses people too, and if you attach yourself to either then maybe you'll be sad for them. Blade Knight is a plot contrivance to hamfist the story along. He is the best character in the show with having a great fight scene and a few good lines. Valkyrie must have been the only Asgardian to not eat Wanda's zombie feast. Thor was moping at the time and didn't eat. Infinity Hulk could have easily won, with only Wanda being a threat, though the show says Wanda needs an army to face him. Still, that army should have been thunder clapped to atoms in a single second by Infinity Hulk. The show does end on a cliff hanger, hoping for a part 2.

Spoiler free part: I enjoyed Brave New World. I think Anthony Mackie is doing great as Cap. No, he's not Steve/Chris, but I feel they used that and brought it into the film. I think Harrison Ford did great as President Thaddeus Ross. Ford, like Cap, taking up a previously played role and he is different, but I liked it. I do feel these two characters and actors really matched and worked great together. Cap and the new Falcon work well. I like they made Joaquin Torres the techy guy, and energetic. He's a fan and wants to live up to Sam like Sam wants to live up to Steve. I wish admit...wish his super identity wasn't so similar to Sam. I have the same issue with Thunderbolts being mostly the same but in a different color (Buck blue, USAgent black, and Red Guardian red). I am aware it's the same in comics. I guess I just wish he had different "wings" though the only alternative coming to mind is a goblin glider 🤣🤣🤣. It's honestly just a knickpick. Spoiler part: I'm starting with what may/may not be a spoiler is the Leader. I know people knew but the film plays it as a reveal so I'm treating it like a spoiler. (I've been waiting since 2008 for him to return!!!!) He's characterized great, played great, but I do wish he was greener. Some parts he's græyish, which could work since Hulk was at the start in comics. I do hope he appears again. Tim Blake Nelson is sinister. Not hammy, not boring, just right in my opinion. His plan is brilliant and direct (take notes Eisenlex) and nearly works. If Sabra hadn't helped Cap at the bunker Speaking of Sabra, I think she needed a meatier part. She may have had one earlier and the reshoots cut it down. I do not know. She wasn't bad, and Shira Haas does good. Just feel she won't leave much of an impression. The Serpent Society...okay. Would have prefered them to be more colorful and comicbooky, but I liked Sidewinder. GIancarlo Esposito is wonderful in everything he's in. I honestly wish they had been the Flag Smashers instead (the F&WS ones were all bland and felt like henchmen). Giancarlo Esposito appearing as Karl Morgenthau in the D+ show and just getting away at the end to lead to this film would have been good. All in all, I left the theatre happy. I loved it. Would watch it again. Side-note, they should have already had a new Avengers film two or three years ago. Do wish that the postcredit was that, assembling a team over "Kang(s) will be arriving soon."

First, I don't see this show as a continuation of the 80s one. No really reason for it to be connected it. Watch it as its own thing. It has it's own identity. The art is good. Everybody is drawn and animated well. It's mostly visually appealing. I do love the opening poster art better. The design choices for the show are mostly good. Skeletor's physique isn't bulky like in the original but still muscular. I like Adam being leaner than He-man. Teela's haircut is that tween wannabe punk style that never looks good. Besides that I don't think much of the design are too drastic besides the later Tri-clops outfit. Magic in the show is very detailed and it looks awesome. Sadly, no theme song. Don't get why these new shows never have theme songs. Some dialogue is hit or miss. Teela's rants (you'll see at the end of the first episode) are very annoying and dumb. There is good dialogue as well. Evil Lyn and Teela have a good chat. Orko and Evil-Lyn have a very heart warming chat. Evil-Lyn is the standout for me. And if you have a loose knowledge of some obsure characters, you'll see them and like them. Mereman is only in an episode, and I wish he was there more. There really could have been more of everybody that were sidelined in the show as supporting characters. Everyone that says it's Teela's show is correct. She get her own solo actions and arc and the others either support her or get moments with other support characters. It's called Masters of the Universe, make it an ensemble show. Characters do get a couple badass or warm moments, but then tossed away. The new character does not add anything, however and cpuld have been replaced with an existing character. She could have been left by the way side when Roboto appeared. All in all, the five episodes I think should have been more. Ten perhaps, but there is a lot wrong in the show

Starboy and Jessica were the main focus of the film and they both were annoying. Jessica has a sassy "f this" attitude except when she doesn't feel like it. Really flips back and form for no reason. Not worth ditching John. Starboy's naive, like any young hero but he has zero charm. He is only they to give half explanations, guy can't even fully explain something. His only other job is to say "I'm a hero." The movie also wants to ship them, but chemistry between them is flatter than Iris and Barry on Flash. Skip this film, you are not missing anything.

It has a great story. Clark not knowing what he is but dealing with himself being different. Parasite is a great villain. He is human but looks alien. J'onn Jonns also had that issue. He's an alien and looks different, but I do feel like he is shoehorned into the story just to help Superman. He deserves to be more than a second stringer for Kryptonians. His voice acting is spot on, though. Everyone is voiced well. Zachary Quinto's voice at first was jarring, but he blends into the role well. He is also shoehorned in as well. He, Lobo, and J'onn all give explanation to move the plot along or spoonfeed info. For examaple, Lob states ge is shocked Superman has powers, but he also brings a kryptonite ring thinking it would hurt Superman. He does it just so the story can use it later. And lines and object extablished are brought back throughout the film. Lois makes a power play comment and it comes back a couple times. It is a great film. Love the art. I do wish there were or organic build for stuff rather than shoving them into the plot for no real reason, like Lex in the third act.

I wish this had been a movie instead of a series so it had been over sooner. The scene where our lead is all over her co-worker, switch the genders and all the sjws would yell rape. It isn't funny. It isn't clever. It's much like all of prime timeline trek (Discovery, Picard, and now this) when it hope nostalgia will get it too like it. I really hope Pike's series will avoid be dumb action like the other three modern trek shows.