Terrifying Miracles

Sixth episode of Monsterverse's most awaited series, Monarch: Legacy of Monsters is premereired and here's my thoughts on this episode i.e. "Terrifying Miracles":-

Positives :-

1. CGI and visuals are great.

2. Cinematography are very good.

3. Production budget looks very high, and you could feel it in cinematography, color grading, visuals.

4. Writing and screenplay is again become good.

5. I have to say that casting performance of both Russell's is one of the highlight of this series.

6. A great jump from it's previous two episodes. This episode is really entertaining and engaging.

Negatives:-

1. May's character is boring as hell. I mean no sense, no motivation, just dragging with the rest of the characters.

2. I'm not feeling any mystery or thrilling moments anymore in storyline, as of in starting episodes.

Final Thoughts and Review :-

Overall, "Terrifying Miracles" is a solid great episode continuing the story of previous episode. I'm glad that are back on track with some good writing and feeling that something good is happening.

After a significant quality dip in the last two episodes this episode finally returns something that was severly lacking in those: the storyline set in the 50's that frankly has the more engaging characters and dynamic between them. We finally find out what was going on between Lee Shaw and Keiko, their interactions are both sweet and humorous. We also get introduced to a kooky japanese genius-like character which despite his short screentime has good charisma with our trio cast. The past story and the modern one also lines up pretty well in this episode.

Surprisingly I enjoyed parts of the 2015 storyline, mostly thanks to the Monarch lady as well as Kurt Russel not being stuck with the kids for the whole episode. Also fans of the big G-Man will not be disappointed.