Gods and Monsters

The last 2 episode left us to wonder if this serie was in fact something different than the average super hero genre we are use to. And while there was some twists and intersting angle, this last episode bring us back straight to the generic evil vs hero. It wasnt bad, but it was predictable. A lot of CGI fight and less of the mind trick we saw in the last 2 episodes that really got me interested... Also, i know this universe is suppose to be attached to the MCU, but i clearly didnt saw it. Yet another mystical angle to add to this already crowded universe with so much different magic system and mythology that it is hard to keep a straight face naming them all. I know it is in the MCU, but i am glad they didnt reference anything from it... it would have felt out of place. ''And where were you guys when Tanos wiped 50% ?'' .... ''Busy''.. Mcu live well on his own, stop adding new trick into it. As for this show, it was OK... didnt love it, didnt dislike it either. It passed time and i will probably never watch it again.

At under 35 minutes in length (taking out the recap and titles) this hurtled to a conclusion that didn't fully live up to the promise of the previous episodes but this is still a superior Marvel show for Disney+.

Moon Knight continues the bad Marvel series' trend of having a rushed and disappointing finale. Forced plot points, cringy moments, badly choreographed fights and even terrible cgi. Thanks the bad writing and the pace of the episode itself you aren't able to fully understand why certain things are happening, leaving during the vision a sense of confusion.

The post credit doesn't save the day at all...

An issue with these Disney+ Marvel shows is how underwhelming and rushed the finales can be. Sadly, Moon Knight is no exception. The last episode slowed the pacing down to bring us some fantastic character development, but it sadly means this finale has too much to do in a single moment. There are some solid beats and cool scenes, but the attempts at wrapping up the story and finishing arcs feels rushed and sloppy.

But this was satisfying enough! Wish it was longer and contained more explanation, but the end credits scene makes a lot up for that. Overall this series is really enjoyable and really well though out. Better pacing than most other Marvel series and a smart exchange of character development and action. Satisfied!