Oh shit, sorry. Didnt meant to spoil you. I am so sorry, I just woke up from a nap and was still confused. Shit, sorry :/Wut. That skinny ass diet Steve Rogers is supposed to be Nuke? Wut?!?! Opinion of the show dropping rapidly. Lol.
Oh shit, sorry. Didnt meant to spoil you. I am so sorry, I just woke up from a nap and was still confused. Shit, sorry :/Wut. That skinny ass diet Steve Rogers is supposed to be Nuke? Wut?!?! Opinion of the show dropping rapidly. Lol.
Nice spoilers for the next episode that he hasn't seen. :|Not sure if I understood you correctly, but Nuke is not dead
Finished episode 8. The Jessica/Kilgrave stuff was really great. I love the awkward tension and the exploration of the psychological impact Kilgrave has on Jessica, along with how she evaluates her options at this point. Unfortunately parts of the episode are tainted by how stupid and nonsensical the supporting characters are written.The entire Simpson arc is balls to the wall dumb. First with him tackling Jessica (Okay, if she WAS under Kilgrave's plan, what would his plan be? To get his ass kicked and die?), then the entire bomb thing, and then him getting his homies together for a big takedown without consulting anyone else in the know. Just... stupid. Glad he's fucking dead. That wasn't even a "oh shit" moment, it was just a "finally, thank god he's off the show" moment.
This show would have been good with much less episodes. The last ones are even much worse than Daredevil's.
Finished episode 8. The Jessica/Kilgrave stuff was really great. I love the awkward tension and the exploration of the psychological impact Kilgrave has on Jessica, along with how she evaluates her options at this point. Unfortunately parts of the episode are tainted by how stupid and nonsensical the supporting characters are written.The entire Simpson arc is balls to the wall dumb. First with him tackling Jessica (Okay, if she WAS under Kilgrave's plan, what would his plan be? To get his ass kicked and die?), then the entire bomb thing, and then him getting his homies together for a big takedown without consulting anyone else in the know. Just... stupid. Glad he's fucking dead. That wasn't even a "oh shit" moment, it was just a "finally, thank god he's off the show" moment.
No Season 2 announcement yet? Just getting ahead of myself.
I await that they wait for after Luke an make then a Heroes for Hire show after Defenders.I assume that it'll be announced next week. But it will probably release after The Defenders miniseries. Unless they start filming soonish.
There was a interview that they need to hurry up with new seasons because of contracts. I assume that we wont get new seasons anymore until Defenders is finishedI think they would be interested in getting to film that Heroes for Hire show pretty quickly and before The Defenders. No need in letting the crew and cast wait.
waow this was cute, i liked it
I enjoyed the show, but damn did they have too many "We got hi...oh shit, he got away" scenes.
So I have two eps left and I have yet to see daredevil. Is he not going to show up?
Just finished it. Wow. Great writing, great acting, just... great. Enjoyed it even more than Daredevil and that was one heck of a good show. Marvel and Netflix are really knocking it out of the park so far, no other show can touch em.
So what comes next? Daredevil season 2 or Luke Cage's own show?
.No, thank god. They need to stay in their own shows until the team up one
Claire though
Well,Yeah,.she's fine. I mean the main characters. They need to stay separate until a team up. I'm glad we didn't get too much Luke Cage in this
Well,they just put out a teaser w/ Jessica picking up N&M's business card at a bar, so her appearing in DD S2 seems likely.
Daredevil Season 2 comes first. Luke Cage is probably latter half of the year.Just finished it. Wow. Great writing, great acting, just... great. Enjoyed it even more than Daredevil and that was one heck of a good show. Marvel and Netflix are really knocking it out of the park so far, no other show can touch em.
So what comes next? Daredevil season 2 or Luke Cage's own show?
.No, thank god. They need to stay in their own shows until the team up one
The lack of their ability to plan any one of many conceivable ways to capture and/or set Killgrave up broke my immersion with the show completely. I get she wants to save Hope from jail but c'mon there is more than one way to do that. Read my spoiler tagged part below for more on that. That and Jessica Jones inconsistency with her strength. Getting choked out one second by a random guy then the next she's punching people through walls.
More moaning about the plot.
The amount of havoc and crap Killgrave pulls and the number of cameras around an entire city he did those things on would be more than enough to convince the police/military/IHG to put a sniper round in his head. Like Simpson was the only one that figured it'd be a good idea to end the guys life. End of story. All keeping in mind this is the Marvel universe where there has already been an alien attack and other super heroes.With how the lawyer hand waved Jessica out of any trouble easily at the end could have been done at any point during the show with Hope by getting any shred of evidence they could have set up or found of Killgrave controlling people
There were just too many things the show asked us to forgive in the sloppy plot writing. Still enjoyed it a lot though.
And of course David Tennant's performance was amazing. There's not much I can say about him. I loved every scene he was in, Great lines and delivery.Though I feel like his ending wasn't handed THAT great. Seeing him get more an more powered up in the later episodes really set him up to be an unstoppable force and I would've liked to have seen the full extent of his powers. He got that purple stuff injected directly into him with a huge dosage in the last episode but we didn't get to see him do anything impressive with it. Still a minor nitpick in a really strong show.
It just occurred to me that this is probably a metaphorfor how the longer an abuser fucks with their victim, the more they seem to be like some unstoppable force and the greater inertia the victim suffers, but in the end, the abuser is still just a person, vulnerable to skull crushing or whatever injury the same as anyone else.
Still felt at least a little anticlimactic given the lead up.
I have to wonder if using the MCU in this way actually hamstrung it a bit, because they would have to keep certain universe rules/powersets/etc. within a level of consistency, whereas if this was a totally standalone story, that could all have been changed no problem whatsoever to best serve the plot and themes.
Episode 8 was fucking incredible, probably one of the best episodes of television I've seen all year.
Seriously, I would watch an entirely separate show of Jessica and Kilgrave travelling the world solving people's problems, and using their powers for good. A sociopath who eventually learns to do the right thing, and a woman who has sold her own life out to help people, even while she hates herself for it. I'm thinking up so many amazing plots as we speak... damn, would this show be god damn amazing.
It just occurred to me that this is probably a metaphorfor how the longer an abuser fucks with their victim, the more they seem to be like some unstoppable force and the greater inertia the victim suffers, but in the end, the abuser is still just a person, vulnerable to skull crushing or whatever injury the same as anyone else.
Yeah, I think thewas the point. Specifically,anti-climaticness of it allhow Kilgrave has such power over everyone, and yet he's still just as physically vulnerable as any other normal human, and is just taken out by the snap of the neck. At the same time...yeah, I dunno, it's still sort of off?
I feel like if this happened in the comic, where the whole Kilgrave thing only occurs in the last part of Alias, it would have been fine, but when the show pretty much obsesses over him the entire time, it doesn't work as well.