- Network: Disney+
- Series Premiere Date: Mar 30, 2022
User Score
Generally favorable reviews- based on 134 Ratings
User score distribution:
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Positive: 95 out of 134
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Mixed: 17 out of 134
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Negative: 22 out of 134
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Apr 14, 2022
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Mar 31, 2022The premier episode was a perplexing and sometimes nonsensical trip that leaves you wanting more despite rarely connecting with the danger of the plot. Very excited for more.
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May 5, 2022
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May 30, 2022Moon Knight is the first sub-par Marvel Series on Disney+ . The story is full of plot holes and the characters, outside of Oscar Isaac, fail to draw us in enough to care about them. This series started off well (as seen in other reviews written after the first episode), but it does not deliver in the end.
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Jun 22, 2022MoonKnight is too epic although that works against him sometimes it manages to be too enjoyable for me but it is already everyone's taste
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May 5, 2022I wish it had been a slower build up to all the supernatural stuff . They wasted Ethan Hawke on a fairly unmemorable role .
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Jun 10, 2022Very disappointing early episodes had me slightly intrigued but yhe wheels fell off.The costume for Mr Knight is trash and the David character is extremely irrating to hear his voice though I think Oscar does well I think the script hurt him. Too much placed on the female substitute hero to take away from tie character.
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Jan 23, 2023Starts out very promising but fumbles right at the very end. Oscar Issac gives one of the best performances in the MCU though.
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The opening chapters are thrilling fun as Steven's hysteria mounts upon waking from blackouts and mayhem. When the fantastical intrigue shifts from London to Egypt, the exhilarating actions scenes have a rollickingly slapstick Indiana Jones-like quality. [11 - 24 Apr 2022, p.7]
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Moon Knight rides on Oscar Isaac’s ability to believably inhabit distinct personalities, but that might be more than enough for people to watch this six-episode MCU side story.
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"Moon Knight" is an odd show in that it gives us characters and actors we'd love to spend more time with, albeit in tauter scenarios than the one presented here. ... But as it stands, "Moon Knight" may be one of those puzzle details someone else can fill in for you in the future prior to enjoying a better adaptation of another (and somehow related) Marvel adventure.