Jayson Cowan

This is not a story about love, it is about loneliness and what it means to sacrifice. I fear most critics lost what a movie like this explores. Maybe now, because of covid-19, people are just beginning to understand.

Fake one star reviews. Garbage, it was a great version.

Insanely good series. I love it but also get infuriated by the dark side of the law it shows so easily.

They could have just compressed the origin story into the first episode, dragging it out for the whole series is just annoying. In the new super hero culture, you get origin out of the way quickly we have had enough origin, we are tired of it. Plus all of these series are clones of each other and they are all copying Justice League with blood and guts included. Invincible was a better series then Jupiter's Legacy and SPOILER the obvious mastermind of this season takes forever to reveal himself, it's always the mind power people who are evil and the muscle is the hero. This trope is getting old.

It's a great show but it is also infuriating. They squander an opportunity to move the story of Arthur away from misogynistic bunk. The Lady of the Lake is constantly depicted as weak and at the mercy of men. This was these writers chance to re-tell that story but all they do is piss people off the more you watch but you keep watching because you want to get a glimpse of her kicking some butt. But those who display real power in this story are all men. It was so obvious when i looked at the picture before I even watched a second of the series is that the Lady of the Lake was the real power in the Arthur legend. I never really saw it until then, and I was never satisfied with the story because of the negative treatment of women.

A perfect ending to 2020. I must say, if they had delayed it to 2021 it would not have had the same impact. Smart move.

Kept falling asleep during season 2, I found myself fast forwarding through pedestrian love affairs. And suddenly realized at the end they were recycling the end of the Heroes season 1 for two seasons in a row. Nope no spoiler alert due to lack of creativity.

A very good movie, i had to give it time and watch it again to be sure. There were no compromising as indicated by some male critics. I am sure these same people would have given the original Mulan animation the same kind of negative review. All the negative reviews fall away once the test of time fades their impact. Disney has nothing to worry about. What was of critical importance was the interaction between the witch and Mulan. The witch represented one possible outcome that may have come to pass for Mulan. And to me represented how male critics see this Mulan.

While I liked the shows premise, and the depiction of the powers of the keys were cool. The "never getting the upper hand" issues of the main characters become an obvious trope and used in the place of good writing. The main critical bad writing of stupidity is left for the very end so people have to spoil the story to discuss how stupid these "clever" kids are. So kind of spoiler. If the main bad's primary power is to do something, having the end of the series be based on forgetting that, is just bad writing. Way to ruin and otherwise great concept for the series.