Review By Kamal K
This Season 8/10
This Episode - 9/10
Loki' is truly a fresh, brilliant, and creative piece of content from Marvel Studios. This time-travel thriller brings a new perspective on Tom Hiddleston's fantastic character of Loki, and the entire Marvel Cinematic Universe with the inclusion of the vast Multiverse. The first episode establishes the show's moral concept of timelines and the multiverse itself. The second episode goes into the idea of time travel more heavily. The third episode explores the strange relationship between two parallel variants Loki and Sylvie. The fourth episode is full of major Twists and doesn't fail to blow your mind each. The fifth episode also brings the fun out, with the inclusion of more Loki variants and a glorious performance from the great Richard E. Grant. And, finally. The finale. A finale compiled with many prior theories, that manages to satisfy a ton with the inclusion of Jonathan Majors as an alternate variant of Kang. Marvel really took risks with this series and this episode shows it. All in all, a complex yet intriguing series like this is really what gets your brain thinking, and it's a great ride. Marvel is going down some crazy and unexpected pathways, and I'm all in. This show has just made more excited for what's to come in films like 'Spider-Man: No Way Home', 'Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness' and 'Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania'. The future is looking bright for Marvel!
