She-Hulk: Avocate

I enjoyed She-Hulk more than I thought I would. I know the reviews have been mixed and most of the negative reviews all say the same thing and that's how is she stronger and better than the original Hulk already and that she comes off as unlikable. I agree with that to a point but I still think the show is pretty entertaining. Mark Ruffalo is as terrific as always. He's not only a great Hulk/Bruce Banner but he's just a flat out great actor in just about everything he does. Tatiana Maslany does a good job as She-Hulk but I agree they need to tone down that she's better than Hulk at everything. They have a phenomenal cast overall with those two, Charlie Cox, Benedict Wong, Tim Roth & Jameela Jamil who are all great actors doing a great job as usual. Bottom line is I had a lot of fun watching it and would recommend it to any fan of the MCU.

Well, I am a marvel fan and have been watching and reading Marvel for a long time, but honestly speaking 1st Eternals then Morbious and then this. The quality is on the decline. This got to be the worst Marvel season of the lot. Not only the story, but also the dialogues and CGI are below the par. It looks like it is a low budget project with low quality assurance efforts put in. And obviously the main character AKA She-Hulk has a really weak build up. It lacks research and home work. It looks like they just woke up and shot whatever came to mind. Even cameos of different famous characters could not improve the content.

I've read many of the reviews and the majority of -ones are positioned that She-Hulk is overpowered versus Hulk. This intern seems to make the show unlikable by individuals who have a point of view that Hulk is original and dust the best. The Marvel cinematic universe as well as the DC universe have diverse characters that continue to spin off to bring a new storylines different different points of view. She-Hulk character if you go back to the comics..

She-Hulk like Deadpool breaks the fourth wall making her unique as a character. Additionally going back to the comics she had most of the benefits of the Hulk with few of the downsides. This allowed her to be different and yet still experience different problems as well as some of the same ones Hulk does.

Ultimately, this show is very worth watching. It is entertaining the actors are good. The visuals are good even Marvel poking fun itself is giggle worthy.

Sometimes I think people have forgotten that this is entertainment, and as such do not view it with a more open mind but with one that is hyper critical.

Tatiana Maslany brings human characteristics and humour to this character. Her on Orphan Black was mind blowing, while it is a drama and not perfectly fair to compared to she Hulk I don't think any actor wants to say in a single lane. I love the fact that I got to see this actress stretching new ways, and bring this character to life.

Mark Ruffalo is great as always. He's lived in this character for so long. It presented a natural bridge into opening up a new character into the MCU.

Guest stars abound within this series, and if I had one call point, it would be potentially too many threads/characters were pulled into the first season. Don't get me wrong I love the guest stars good actors are always welcome but for people who may not be deep into Marvel, it may have been a detractor.

The Marvel cinematic universe continues to evolve. It has growing pains as it determines which characters and which properties they will invest in creating content for. We're along for the ride, and overall it's been a great one. I personally vote that we cut them some slack, because who among us is perfect.

I will close this review with the following. To urge you all to judge for yourselves and don't let an averaged rating score be the only thing that dictates what you choose to watch. Read reviews and the logic that they put forth and potentially weigh in more specific reviews rather than generic "I hated it" ratings.

With an open mind and an open heart, I wish you all well.

Watching the first episode was like going on a blind date with a woman where straight away you can tell that it's not going to go well. You decide to be polite and finish the meal but then she keeps on talking and you realize she has a whole lot of baggage and really seems to hate men. Including for no discernable reason the one she's currently dining with. Which makes you wonder why she ever agreed to go on a date in the first place, if she was just going to complain about men. So suffice to say that there will not be a second date, because as a non-green man, why in the world would I put myself through that ordeal again?

The first episode was fairly weak, especially the writing, but it's unfair to judge a series on a single show. The next two episodes have gotten even worse, with Tim Roth being the only saving grace. The drivel that passes for dialogue is horrible, and I assume they hired the actress who plays Nikki to make every one else seem more competent. She is atrocious!

I've sat through some Marvel garbage (C & D comes to mind), but this may be worse!

I've been trying to find positive attributes because I'm a fan of the genre, but the terrible writing has made that nearly impossible.

Don't forget this bit either; it's not funny for a comedy and the legal aspect is straight out of a children's cartoon.