Official Moon Knight Season 1 Thread

[VertigoKnight]

This episode was pretty

Show feels very cheap, despite the amount of money they've probably pumped into this.

tonally its all over the place. Very goofy, and I hope their not setting it up to use his wife as an avatar for this evil goddess. Give us a twist please.

Also not liking how easy it is for moon knight to get overpowered by guys with staffs. He looked like a damn jobber. Also the fight choreography was



These MCU shows are starting to get a rep for me and not a good one. These shyts need an overhaul. Maybe Ms Marvel will impress and switch up the formula a bit

 

[Carl Tethers]

Third episode STUNK and was boring. How you gonna make dull Moon Knight episodes

 

[Gizmo_Duck]

Maybe Ms Marvel will impress

 

[Womb Raider]

Maybe Ms Marvel will impress and switch up the formula a bit

 

[Jazzy B.]

The Avengers is extremely violent.

Cap America Winter Soldier had worse violence than anything we've seen in Moon Knight so far.

My argument has never been that Marvel doesn't know how to do violence. They had Cap kicking ppl and breaking their backs. Bucky kicking folks into helijet engines where their bodies got shredded up.

Marvel knows how to do violence.

My issue is that marvel acts like they forget violence when they come to Disney+. THAT'S my issue with Marvel.

I want them to keep the same energy in Disney+ that they have in their movie properties. Don't tone it down.

If they want my fandom, @Bryan Danielson and Kevin Feige better keep the same energy

You’re just babbling.

Moon Knight in this show has one personality that kills/murders anything around him when he doesn’t have to and another personality that is happy to kill when he’s in costume.

There are no Avengers like this.

There is no Avenger who would stab and kill a person after interrogating them like we saw in this episode. They are heroes not anti heroes.

So please explain to me how Marvel are going to integrate that sort of character with The Avengers in movies without toning down the character?

 

[Bryan Danielson]

'Moon Knight' star Oscar Isaac explains why character is British

 

[VertigoKnight]

 

[Breh Obama]

This show is great! It’s complex as fukk and still manages to tie everything in together neatly. There’s a dynamic here that we really haven’t seen with any other tv show before much less a superhero one.

I think a lot of you brehs are just really slow and too dense to understand

 

[CHERUB]

The issue is they led off with the timid persona Steven instead of Marc. Lead with the Marc persona that would have switched around the writing and made it more interesting.

 

[Breh Obama]

The issue is they led off with the timid persona Steven instead of Marc. Lead with the Marc persona that would have switched around the writing and made it more interesting.

Y’all mfs just want the typical cliche already done bullshyt

 

[CHERUB]

Y’all mfs just want the typical cliche already done bullshyt

So?

 

[null]

I think a lot of you brehs are just really slow and too dense to understand

wym breh? break it on down like Gusto ..

 

[Breh Obama]

So?

 

[Neo. The Only. The One.]

You’re just babbling.

Moon Knight in this show has one personality that kills/murders anything around him when he doesn’t have to and another personality that is happy to kill when he’s in costume.

There are no Avengers like this.

There is no Avenger who would stab and kill a person after interrogating them like we saw in this episode. They are heroes not anti heroes.

So please explain to me how Marvel are going to integrate that sort of character with The Avengers in movies without toning down the character?

So we didn't see Bucky killing ppl as The Winter Soldier? We didn't see Wanda responsible for the deaths of hundreds of people in Cap America Civil War?

Not to mention Hulks rampages.

I saw Baron Zemo put a gun to his head to blow his brains out until BP stepped in.

I saw Iron Man try to kill Bucky and get beat to a bloody pulp.

As far as the character joining the Avengers, the Avengers aren't even a thing anymore. But Moon Knight and his violent ways definitely belong in the MCU.

 

[Apollo Kid]

Jake Lockley finally has arrived