Ronin
- El episodio se transmitió el 15 dic 2021
- B
- 44min
CALIFICACIÓN DE IMDb
8.4/10
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Agrega una trama en tu idiomaAfter a fallout between Clint and Kate, the latter is ready to abandon her dream of becoming a hero, but Kate makes a discovery that changes everything.After a fallout between Clint and Kate, the latter is ready to abandon her dream of becoming a hero, but Kate makes a discovery that changes everything.After a fallout between Clint and Kate, the latter is ready to abandon her dream of becoming a hero, but Kate makes a discovery that changes everything.
- Dirección
- Guionistas
- Elenco
Yssamei Panganiban
- Sonya
- (as Yssa Mei Panganiban)
Opiniones destacadas
This series gives us more of the relationship between Clint and Natasha, something that I wished to have seen more of in the BW movie. Yelena might turn out to be a nice addition, but we have to see where the finale takes it. I just hope it will be a satisfying one, since there's so much to wrap up and this episode just added more into the mix. So far, I really like the series and I'm happy we get to see the guy that Clint is. And yeah, I'm pretty stoked about that little big ending in this episode!
So first of all, a solid episode, with a dope blip scene again, they're always cool and they should keep showing us what happened when the second snap was ... snapped?
I was hoping they could somehow justify why Yelena wants Clint dead and make it more logical, but they didn't. She just has a grudge on him because reasons I guess. It's still really dumb to connect her to the story this way. Florence Pugh is still great as Yelena tho, it's always nice to see her shine in whatever role she's playing.
I think lots of plot points were rushed, but it's obvious for anyone that's paying attention.
Now my main problem with these marvel shows that is especially more prominent in Hawkeye, is the 6 episode per season format they have going on. Just as much as the 13 episode format of Netflix runied Marvel-Netflix shows and they had to put boring dragged-on fillers to keep the episodes at 13(which Daredevil did beautifully, but other shows suffered from), this one actually suffers from being too short.
Like how much lost potential we have with the Mom and Jack storyline? We actually focused on them for like what, 4 or 5 scenes which are not 20 even minutes in total? You could have an entire season dedicated to them, but they just cram 3 storylines into 6 episodes and every episode feels like a hype trailer for the next one and you feel like not much happened here.
If you still don't know what I'm talking about, let me put it this way; don't you feel like the episodes are just too short? For a 6-episode show with 3 integrated storylines, you'd expect at least full 45 minutes every episodes, but nope we get only 30 or so. Also, doesn't it feel like you're watching a +10-episode show but skipping every other episode? There is so much potential here for character development for Jack, the Mom, the Armand situation but they just put the beginning, skip the middle and show the end, because time restraint.
And you might be asking, why would they do that when there's the potential for more than 6 episodes and even more season, why do they rush and try to not show that much in the first 80% of the show and just cram everything in the last episode and hastily give closure to the most of them?
Well, it's because they have lots of movies and shows about all these different characters and they don't want them to be released at the same time and one show HAS to end for the next one to begin, so they have to do bare minimum (that's kinda unfair to say but still feels like it) and just keep publishing the next one and the next one and the next one.
I don't mind them letting one show finish then showing the next one, I actually like they're doing it this way, all I'm saying is, this kind of roadmap only benefits the Disney+ catalogue and not the shows themselves. I don't care that you're releasing these shows back to back, but maybe, maybe give them more time so they can develop more well-established plots and characters, because I'm sure these writers can do just fine if you give them more episodes to work with and I'm sure they did everything they could to adapt these ideas to only 6 episodes, but it's shows that it needs more time man, it shows.
I was hoping they could somehow justify why Yelena wants Clint dead and make it more logical, but they didn't. She just has a grudge on him because reasons I guess. It's still really dumb to connect her to the story this way. Florence Pugh is still great as Yelena tho, it's always nice to see her shine in whatever role she's playing.
I think lots of plot points were rushed, but it's obvious for anyone that's paying attention.
Now my main problem with these marvel shows that is especially more prominent in Hawkeye, is the 6 episode per season format they have going on. Just as much as the 13 episode format of Netflix runied Marvel-Netflix shows and they had to put boring dragged-on fillers to keep the episodes at 13(which Daredevil did beautifully, but other shows suffered from), this one actually suffers from being too short.
Like how much lost potential we have with the Mom and Jack storyline? We actually focused on them for like what, 4 or 5 scenes which are not 20 even minutes in total? You could have an entire season dedicated to them, but they just cram 3 storylines into 6 episodes and every episode feels like a hype trailer for the next one and you feel like not much happened here.
If you still don't know what I'm talking about, let me put it this way; don't you feel like the episodes are just too short? For a 6-episode show with 3 integrated storylines, you'd expect at least full 45 minutes every episodes, but nope we get only 30 or so. Also, doesn't it feel like you're watching a +10-episode show but skipping every other episode? There is so much potential here for character development for Jack, the Mom, the Armand situation but they just put the beginning, skip the middle and show the end, because time restraint.
And you might be asking, why would they do that when there's the potential for more than 6 episodes and even more season, why do they rush and try to not show that much in the first 80% of the show and just cram everything in the last episode and hastily give closure to the most of them?
Well, it's because they have lots of movies and shows about all these different characters and they don't want them to be released at the same time and one show HAS to end for the next one to begin, so they have to do bare minimum (that's kinda unfair to say but still feels like it) and just keep publishing the next one and the next one and the next one.
I don't mind them letting one show finish then showing the next one, I actually like they're doing it this way, all I'm saying is, this kind of roadmap only benefits the Disney+ catalogue and not the shows themselves. I don't care that you're releasing these shows back to back, but maybe, maybe give them more time so they can develop more well-established plots and characters, because I'm sure these writers can do just fine if you give them more episodes to work with and I'm sure they did everything they could to adapt these ideas to only 6 episodes, but it's shows that it needs more time man, it shows.
This episode was absolutely awesome . Seeing Natashas sis was so awesome. But seeing the kingpin was really outstanding. I can't wait to see the next episode next weekend. I have a feeling the kingpin is gonna be a bigger plot to Hawkeye. I hope daredevil appears in the next episode. The mcu is just getting more exciting.
Another really great episode and I am already starting to feel that this show is too short. The other, pretty horrible, shows suffered because they were too long, but Hawkeye however could have been 2-3 more episodes no problem.
This week lovely reveals and all the plot lines moving forward, great fight scenes, great acting and very very well done. My only concern is, as mention above, that I cannot see how they can tie it all together in one final episode. There is way too much to summerise and conclude to fit into 45min.
Nothing bad and nothing to complain about. The only reason for the 9 instead of 10 is because it lacked that oumph that 10/10 episodes have. This is a great TV show and one of the best things Marvel has done, it will be sad to see it end next week but I hope this continues in one form or the other. Hailee Steinfeld, who was my main concern beforehand, is excellent and she will definitely carry the torch moving forward. This entire show smells, look, and acts like it is the best of the best which it almost is. Production value so high and great.
Lovely episode, and if you belong to those that have not seen this show yet, it is time to do so. This is Marvel at it best.
This week lovely reveals and all the plot lines moving forward, great fight scenes, great acting and very very well done. My only concern is, as mention above, that I cannot see how they can tie it all together in one final episode. There is way too much to summerise and conclude to fit into 45min.
Nothing bad and nothing to complain about. The only reason for the 9 instead of 10 is because it lacked that oumph that 10/10 episodes have. This is a great TV show and one of the best things Marvel has done, it will be sad to see it end next week but I hope this continues in one form or the other. Hailee Steinfeld, who was my main concern beforehand, is excellent and she will definitely carry the torch moving forward. This entire show smells, look, and acts like it is the best of the best which it almost is. Production value so high and great.
Lovely episode, and if you belong to those that have not seen this show yet, it is time to do so. This is Marvel at it best.
This episode is more about tying up loose ends and putting everyone in place for the finale. The directing here is great as always with a really strong opening scene to the episode. Kate and Yelenas conversation was amazing florence ought acting is just perfect here. My only concern is it feels like there's it going on in the show there's so many themreads I hope they can bring it all together. THAT ENDING THO.
¿Sabías que…?
- TriviaThe series is confirmed to take place in December 2024, about a year after the events of Avengers: Endgame (2019), which was 2023.
- ErroresKate Bishops childhood bow is a recurve bow that was strung backwards. The bows are strung backwards when not in use to preserve bow's strength. If they are kept in as they are used, the bows will lose their strength in time. So, that's the correct way of displaying a bow.
- Citas
Clint Barton: What is it? Kate?
Kate Bishop: [shows photo on her phone] Look at this. Who's that with my mom?
Clint Barton: Well, that's the guy I've been worried about this whole time. Kingpin.
- Créditos curiososSPOILER: The final shot in the animated portion of the end credits now includes the silhouette of Kingpin looming over Clint and Kate.
- ConexionesEdited into Echo: Chafa (2023)
- Bandas sonorasBlack Widow Theme
Composed by Lorne Balfe
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- Tiempo de ejecución
- 44min
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- Relación de aspecto
- 2.39 : 1
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