Loved Season 1 so high hopes for S2
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Doesn't that clapping at the end remind anyone of Spike in the alley in School Hard?
Loved Season 1 so high hopes for S2
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Doesn't that clapping at the end remind anyone of Spike in the alley in School Hard?
Bittersweettwit (07-02-18),GoSpuffy (07-02-18),Stoney (12-02-18),TimeTravellingBunny (08-02-18)
I'll be watching S2 for sure.
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I like who I am when I’m with him. I like who we are together.”
Priceless (08-02-18)
I'm rewatching Season 1 and although it's really good and I am enjoying it, it is too long and could have been cut by at least two episodes. I still think it's the best of the Marvel Netflix shows
Had some problems with season 1 (mainly the villain & writing inconsistencies). However, really liked the main characters & the dark gritty Marvel Netflixverse. So am looking forward to season 2.![]()
You keep waiting for the dust to settle and then you realize it; the dust is your life going on. If happy comes along - that weird unbearable delight that's actual happy - I think you have to grab it while you can. You take what you can get, 'cause it's here, and then...gone.
Priceless (24-02-18)
Sorry, but disagree. First off, I'm really not a fan of the all powerful kind of villains. Plus the actor seems to 'act' every role the same. Gah! There were some writing inconsistencies. Then there's the part where the one character that they've been saving for like the entire season just offs herself so that Jessica will finally motivate herself to kill Kilgrave. As if she needed any more reason to. Sorry not buying it.![]()
Yes, it did need to happen. Jessica would not have killed Kigrave otherwise. She did not want to kill him, she wanted to bring him to justice and exonerate Hope for the murder of her parents. Which is exactly why Hope killed herself - to remove that obstacle, as she realised that Kilgrave could never be brought to justice, he is too powerful and impossible to reform or change.
I don't see what writing inconsistencies? Kilgrave's characterization is consistent, and he is also an epitome of unchecked male entitlement. With his power, he could rule the world, but instead he only wants to gratify his immediate petty desires, because he is childish - even his a morality is that of a petulant child.
And how is Tennant supposedly the same in every role? His characters in Dr Who, Broadchurch, Casanova and Jessica Jones are as different as possible, and he was great in all of those roles.
You keep waiting for the dust to settle and then you realize it; the dust is your life going on. If happy comes along - that weird unbearable delight that's actual happy - I think you have to grab it while you can. You take what you can get, 'cause it's here, and then...gone.
Just watched the first episode of Season 2 and really enjoyed it. It's obviously a set up for the whole season, but it does that really well. There are a lot of laughs to be had too, and some really emotional moments. Patsy got on my nerves slightly, but I just think she's meant to be that busy-body character. If you haven't watched it, I'd recommend it
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Second ep was good. Did anyone else think Malcolm was gay? I don't know why I thought that, but I did. Was that a woman in his bed? It had a womanly shape, but we never saw his/her face . . . I'm just confused.
Here are my live and unspoiled thoughts and speculation. Since Netflix released the season at once and everyone is watching at different paces I’m going to put my comments into spoiler tags labelled by episode.
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Bittersweettwit (11-03-18)
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Episode 10 - Hogarth's situation is so moving here, and although we could perhaps see it coming, it was still shocking and upsetting. I am also really fed up with Trish. She is going to ruin everything, so desperate to be valued. Attacking Malcolm, after giving him drugs in a previous episode, is just unforgivable
Bittersweettwit (17-03-18)
Trish is a hot mess this season!![]()
Priceless (17-03-18)
And totally annoying. She's just getting in the way of JJ and her mission. She's going to get people killed. Have you watched it all? I've still got 3 to go.
I thought having the guard as a serial killer was a bit unnecessary - he could have been a sadist without that.
Yeah. Finished it in 2 days.![]()
Priceless (17-03-18)
Is it always 'family' when we are dealing with female superheroes like JJ? Kilgrave was her lover, this season it's her mother. Are the families of male superheroes, those closest to them always suspect? It seems, that male superheroes get to commit revenge for the deaths of those they love, but with JJ it's about those close to her being the baddies.
I've enjoyed it so far (I'm upto ep 12) but it feels like it's always mum who's to blame. Is The Hands mother to blame? Or Luke Cage? Or Daredevil? They seem to fight things outside of themselves, while JJ seems to battle herself and her own family.
Am I totally misreading the show and the character? These are just random thoughts while watching the show
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Unbelievable ending. Cannot believe Trish did that, nor that Jessica didn't smash her face in. What powers does Trish have now? Is she going to be the big bad for next season? I'm really looking forward to it.
The ending kinda reminded me of DareDevil, in that the main characters are growing apart. I think that their interaction was a big draw. SO am hoping it's not completely permanent.