Teacher Sean

Okay, Disney, I get it... The government is only made up of white people, who are all plotting and planning on doing lousy stuff to black people. Sheesh... I wanted to watch a fun buddy comedy with two of the MCU's most exciting characters; instead, I got a liberal arts degree just from watching. Really, I don't want to get lectured by a multi-billion dollar company. How about we talk about how Disney and five other companies control almost all media we consume? I think they'd instead race bait.

I loved this show. It was really slow to start but once it picked up it just worked. I think Wanda is one of the best characters currently in the MCU. She has real motivations and is actually believable. I wish Marvel made more characters as fleshed out as her instead of the one-dimensional characters we've been getting. When I watch a superhero movie or show I want escapism, not a social lecture on how Disney (a multi-billion dollar company) thinks middle-class America should act and think.

It was one of the bets out of all Marvel streaming shows... It had some dull episodes but overall set the stage for a fun action adventure. I LOVE Owen Wilson's character and thought that lady Loki was a lot of fun to watch too. This whole show just worked, unlike the shows that came after it.

Marvel is pooping the bed show after show... I looked forward to this show, but it left me feeling a bit "meh." The new girl is a great actress and fun to watch... Florence Pugh was over the top and really annoying. The deaf actress did pretty well, too I think she was a great representative of the disabled community... But she also just felt so bland as a character. I honestly don't care about those two characters or have any interest in seeing where they go.

This show was just super boring.

This show was made for kids, and it was exciting. I saw Pakistani people in a light that hasn't been shown before. I never realized how liberal and open-minded Pakistan was as a country. Now that I know, I have been recommending all of my friends from the LGBTQ+ community to plan their holiday trips there. All jokes aside, I think this show's social commentary can be a bit damaging to young Muslims growing up in America. The rhetoric felt like "white people will always be against you." Aside from the wokeness, the action was fun. The plot was simple, and the animations gave Ms. Marvel her own unique feel.

Honestly, it just wasn't that interesting. I felt like the male characters are all over-the-top silly caricatures of toxic masculinity, which can be fun but a bit redundant. I didn't see anything novel in this show, or it didn't make any commentary that was nuanced or interesting. I hope this show picks up and improves, but the pilot was just a bit more "meh" than anything else.