Looks like a fucking CW show. The acting looks fucking awful, the dialog is bad (maybe it's more that the dialog is so bad that the acting look awful? I don't know) and the direction looks, like I said, CW-ish. I expect a mediocrity as per usual with Netflix shows.
I don't know if I can do this anymore. Neither can I generic Netflix diversity character, neither can I.
Generic... Diversity... Character?
Haven't read the comics but I heard it's good. Trailer is meh but I hope this adaptation will do it justice for the fans
I really liked Locke and Key! The trick is to never read books and expect very little from Netflix. Then you're rarely disappointed!After what was done to Locke & Key, I go in with low expectations from Netflix everytime.
I really liked Locke and Key! The trick is to never read books and expect very little from Netflix. Then you're rarely disappointed!
Quitely so dope:Not interested but in familiar with the comic, mostly because of the excellent penciller, Frank Quitely. His work can be an acquired taste, but check it out. You may fall in love.
Did anyone watch it? Is it shit?
Just finished it ...
It’s not top tier maybe 6/10
The world building is great .. they spend too much time on it but I guess it’s to clear the way for season 2.
They intertwine flashbacks into almost every episode at random times to tell us the story on how they got their powers. It would have been better to just do the first 1 1/2 eps on the backstory and concentrate the rest of the main story point.
The characters are generic as fuck and we only see like 2 villains in the whole show.
Action scenes are okay.
How many episodes is it?
Watched the first episode, and...Wow! What a smelly piece of shit. For the first 5 minutes, I thought that it was a parody, but, no, the director, the script writers and the actors had not intended this as a joke!
The freaking make up work is terrible; the dialogues are less subtle than an elephant in a porcelain shop; The CG work, compared to something like The Boys or even the Umbrella Academy is a good 10 years behind; The main fight scene is sluggish, with horrible direction and visuals; The lines delivery reminds me of school plays; The political speech at the table makes me fear the worst -or the best!- for those who will stick with this turd...
Netflix showing how terrible they are again. Aside from a handful of projects, their internal pipeline freaking SUCKS.
Would happily watch Iron Fist or another Punisher going forward.
They wanted to have an alternative to “The Boys” SO bad and it’s obvious. All this money and they pump out so much mediocrity. C’mon Netflix, use that money for something good!lol why did netflix allow this to happen?
absolute trash.
They wanted to have an alternative to “The Boys” SO bad and it’s obvious. All this money and they pump out so much mediocrity. C’mon Netflix, use that money for something good!
Just finished it ...
It’s not top tier maybe 6/10
The world building is great .. they spend too much time on it but I guess it’s to clear the way for season 2.
They intertwine flashbacks into almost every episode at random times to tell us the story on how they got their powers. It would have been better to just do the first 1 1/2 eps on the backstory and concentrate the rest of the main story point.
The characters are generic as fuck and we only see like 2 villains in the whole show.
Action scenes are okay.
The Boys is a comedy and Jupiter is a relationship and family drama.I want to give this a watch this weekend. Looks cool in the trailers, but it's going up against The Boys as far as best superhero shows is concerned. Not sure anything is getting close to that right now.
The Boys is a comedy and Jupiter is a relationship and family drama.
As I've said in another post, it's trying to be "realistic" but turns out not realistic due to ignoring the superhero world.
For instance, the main hero has a daughter and she feels smothered having to be part of a hero family. That's because they have a code of honor and she has no code of honor and is whorish. So she has "daddy issues" and is like fuck all of this!
That would be fine if they were the only superbeings and there were no real threats except average ones in the world. So, having to be better than human would be a burden to some people. However, they live in a world where there are serious MONSTERS to fight and crazy murderous superbeings, so her dad is right.
Meanwhile, this daughter is like "Oh, dad just wants me to save New York again, well fuck him and his pressure" while she does coke and modeling as people get death rayed into oblivion. My point is that her teenage attitude doesn't make much sense because the pressures her family put on her are about massive life and death issues. She would have to be retarded not to get it.
So, it's forced illogical drama about family issues in the face of being a superhero.
Some people here are alluding to "I expected a better budget"
And my question is, why? And from who, Netflix?
Unless your show is picked up by HBO, a big movie production company, or Disney, why are you expecting this?
e backI agree with this!
I'm only to episode 5. I'm continuing to watch because the back story of the Dad and mystery of the Super powers is interesting.