Marvel Shows on Netflix

[Priceless]

And thats why I don't watch it.

But it's fun, entertaining, fast paced and it does deal with some deeper issues. The cast is forever changing, no one is safe, which makes it exciting. I really enjoy it, it's a lot of fun

[Silver1]

Sorry, not my idea of fun love.

[Fool for Buffy]

I was brought up on Marvel comics, but I must admit I was never a the Shield fan, although from what I remember apart from the whole Hydra arc the TV series bares very little resemblance to the comics series.

But then when it comes to TV shows I like complex, otherwise I'd be watching Arrow and legends of flaming tomorrow.

It is complex. It's one of the most complex shows I've ever watched. And Fitz is about as complex of a character as there is anywhere. Also everything they do with Hydra is pretty perfect, and they have plenty of nods to the comics.

TTB you're absolutely right that I shouldn't rely on reviews, but I do nonetheless. It's a bad habit. I do appreciate your positive input. I may try it out now.

[Silver1]

It is complex. It's one of the most complex shows I've ever watched

[TimeTravellingBunny]

Something I just saw on Tumblr, kind of sums it up:



And boy, has this thread veered away from the Marvel Netflix shows.

[DanSlayer]

For what it's worth I have seen all 4 of Cloak & Dagger so far. An enjoyable summer show and when the two leads finally sat down to have a conversation it moved well. Most of the reviews I've seen are neutral to positive. Sort of reminds me of early Sunnydale but with less camp and more narrative darkness but not total bleakness. Although even without watching all the shows mentioned here I feel I can safely assume they're all better then Inhumans.

[TimeTravellingBunny]

For what it's worth I have seen all 4 of Cloak & Dagger so far. An enjoyable summer show and when the two leads finally sat down to have a conversation it moved well. Most of the reviews I've seen are neutral to positive. Sort of reminds me of early Sunnydale but with less camp and more narrative darkness but not total bleakness. Although even without watching all the shows mentioned here I feel I can safely assume they're all better then Inhumans.

Sunnydale? What did you actually mean?

[DanSlayer]

Some more angst driven plots with less camp then early seasons of Buffy. The creators behind the show have also referenced Buffy once or twice.

[HowiMetdaSlayer]

It is complex. It's one of the most complex shows I've ever watched. And Fitz is about as complex of a character as there is anywhere. Also everything they do with Hydra is pretty perfect, and they have plenty of nods to the comics.

TTB you're absolutely right that I shouldn't rely on reviews, but I do nonetheless. It's a bad habit. I do appreciate your positive input. I may try it out now.

I ♥ FitzSimmons! Haven't been big on some of the storylines the last few seasons, though. Hopefully season 6 will be better.

[HowiMetdaSlayer]

Anyone seen season 2 of Iron Fist, yet? I'd say bout the same as S1. Kinda slow with some repetitive dialogue. More Meachum DRAMA! Alice Eve was a nice addition to the cast, though. Also, by the end of the sophomore season was kinda wondering if maybe Oprah had taken over as the showrunner cause...
Only open if you've seen the S2 finale!

Spoiler:

[Priceless]

Anyone seen season 2 of Iron Fist, yet? I'd say bout the same as S1. Kinda slow with some repetitive dialogue. More Meachum DRAMA! Alice Eve was a nice addition to the cast, though. Also, by the end of the sophomore season was kinda wondering if maybe Oprah had taken over as the showrunner cause...
Only open if you've seen the S2 finale!

Spoiler:

I couldn't get through Season 1, the dialogue was so awful. I'm not even attempting Season 2

[Silver1]

It's not had very good reviews by the looks of it.

[HowiMetdaSlayer]

Yeah it's not the best. Was mostly a 'bored watch'.

[Priceless]

The Marvel shows on Netflix are trying to be good, they have all the things they need to be good, but the writers, or producers or directors, just can't put the pieces together effectively. Except for Jessica Jones, and that lost it's way a little bit in Season 2.

[Silver1]

Thats because they didn't have a have a great villain in the shape of David Tennant anymore.

[HowiMetdaSlayer]

Didn't care for the villain nor Tenant.