The Tomb

This show is full of twists and turns! An adventure episode that shows how much Layla is badass and adds new elements to Marc/Steven story. I look forward to see Jake Lockley, the last one.

I loved the horror scenes and the references to the Mummy and Indiana Jones (also with the soundtrack).

One word: amazing!

By far the best episode I loved every second of it. The mix of Indiana Jones and Uncharted got me hooked and this episode was so well paced the last 10 minutes were so crazy like wtf just happened.

It's literally insane and the music in the mcu intro gave me goosebumps. Oscar Isaac should get awards for his performance and Layla is a queen.

Oscar Isaac gives his best performance so far depicting the dichotomous Marc/Steven. He illustrates their differences sublimely, in voice & vocabulary, facial expression and body language, viscerally incarnating these two disparate men struggling to share a body.

The first half crawls along, but is effective tension building. Night and tomb scenes are too dark and the effects budget was blown on last week's spectacular moon-magic, but these are minor quibbles.

Innumerable self-referential Easter eggs and nods to both Tomb Raider and Inception, round this out to the finest episode so far.

I am very much confused as to what just happened and that ending threw me for a loop. Like seriously. What did I just watch? I expected some clarity in an end-credit scene but that didn't happen.

By far my favorite episode so far.

I actually like the slower moments of this show. They do a decent job of either building up tension or further developing the relationship between Layla and Marc/Steven. All of the anti ent Egyptian stuff is genuinely interesting and the comparisons to Raiders of the Lost Ark and Tomb Raider are pretty fair.

Oscar Isaac is excellent as these characters and I continue to like May Calamawy. Ethan Hawke is also really really good.

I really like that this show feels very different from the rest of the MCU, something I also felt with Eternals and Marvel's other tv shows to a degree. None of those even feel like this. I do hope they do another season of this show though. It's evident by this point that something bigger is coming after the finale right?

Also, I loved the last scene. Really great stuff.