Moon Knight

Disney+ | Release Date: March 30, 2022

6.9	USER SCORE Generally favorable reviews based on 275 Ratings

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MclintocApr 29, 2022

Hey, Marvel folks! Please remember that we watch your shows for superheroes. There is very little superhero action here. The show is interesting at times, but it is, as too many tv shows are, slowed down too much and packed with filler. HadHey, Marvel folks! Please remember that we watch your shows for superheroes. There is very little superhero action here. The show is interesting at times, but it is, as too many tv shows are, slowed down too much and packed with filler. Had the show more superhero action and was faster paced, it would make for a really good show. As it is, you get one minute of interesting for twenty minutes of "meh."… Expand

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tremaultApr 20, 2022

it started off interesting but I don't feel very motivated to watch much further. The entire plot seems to have been presented in the first ep and there doesn't seem to be much in the way of developments since then. The character interactionit started off interesting but I don't feel very motivated to watch much further. The entire plot seems to have been presented in the first ep and there doesn't seem to be much in the way of developments since then. The character interaction is minimal; the main 2 characters played by the same actor, not really very engaging, and the girl is hardly noticeable. the main antagonist isn't very interesting, just a plain old fanatical. no real standout moments, no intrigue, no mystery.… Expand

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StylishJediMay 1, 2022

Oscar Isaac’s overacting doesn’t help this already badly told story. The creator can’t decide whether to be call Michael Orr serious in the mix of the two isn’t working.

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soooBApr 21, 2022

What a wasted opportunity, mostly just cringe humour instead of an adaptation of a great comic series

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JLuis_001May 5, 2022

Truth be told, at least in my opinion, Moon Knight is the first real disappointment of the MCU's phase 4 when it comes to the Disney+ shows.
Not because it was of poor quality but because it's the first one that leaves me with a sense ofTruth be told, at least in my opinion, Moon Knight is the first real disappointment of the MCU's phase 4 when it comes to the Disney+ shows.
Not because it was of poor quality but because it's the first one that leaves me with a sense of something being lost along the way.

The 6 episodes feel very short for what could have been developed in a more interesting way.
The material feels very under-explored and quite honestly what holds it together was that Oscar Issac was really committed to the role.

To some extent I question whether Marvel should have decided to present this character in a film, but I do acknowledge it would have been a risky move.
The Marvel machine is a big one and nowadays people will watch anything that has its name on it, but still I'm not so sure that Moon Knight would've been a big hit for the sprawling franchise.

I fully support the argument that the MCU needs to give its tired formula a strong makeover, but even with what Moon Knight tried to do to set itself apart, it lacked thrills, and most of all a genuine impact, because while I do applaud that despite being within the franchise's extensive storytelling, it can hold its own without real connections to other stories, it also makes you wonder what's the purpose of this character beyond this story. First because it has not yet been renewed for a second season and second because at the moment it doesn't look like Moon Knight is going to play a role in whatever Marvel is plotting. Time will tell.

And just for the heck of it, I have to mention that I couldn't help but think that Ethan Hawke was severely squandered.… Expand

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Dunker530Apr 7, 2022

This show is pretty, good so far the character development is keeping me on the end of my seat, and where only two episodes in, the suits are fire, and Ethan hawke makes a weirdly gentle, but crazy villan.

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scb47May 8, 2022

Moon Knight is the least satisfying Marvel series yet. It has an interesting concept, but it ultimately fails to entertain and convince us that the suspension of disbelief is worth it. The acting, outside of Oscar Isaac, is prettyMoon Knight is the least satisfying Marvel series yet. It has an interesting concept, but it ultimately fails to entertain and convince us that the suspension of disbelief is worth it. The acting, outside of Oscar Isaac, is pretty one-dimensional. It is hard to feel any bond or empathy for any character. The whole series of episodes contains numerous plot holes that make the story difficult to follow and believe. The Egyptian gods and their interaction with humans often just seem odd. And by the end of the Series, I don't feel that I have the answers and explanations for the story lines to make sense. This is the first Marvel series that I don't want to see another season of.… Expand