mrintimate

Absolutely love the concept of this show. Especially the AI N. A. T. A. L. I. E. I had never heard of the character The Hood from Marvel, but now I am interested. Ryan Cooler does it again with this series. And all of the diverse representation brings me joy. *Ironheart* is a compelling addition to the Marvel universe, introducing Riri Williams, a genius teen inventor who builds her own advanced suit of armor. The series shines in its portrayal of Riri's intelligence, emotional depth, and struggle to balance heroism with personal trauma. While some pacing issues exist, the blend of action, science, and social commentary is refreshing. Dominique Thorne brings strong charisma and heart to the role. It's a smart, character-driven story that honors Tony Stark's legacy while carving out a bold new path. A promising and empowering origin for a new kind of hero.

Elsbeth (Carrie Preston) is so infectious. Her character's zest for life and people makes me want to smile, stand up and cheer. Cannot wait to see how the show progresses. Also love that Arlene and Bill (True Blood) were back together for episode one. The chemistry between the characters was top notch for the first episode. All of them acted perfectly together. No over acting or lull in the scenes (for me). And of course, it does not hurt that the show is created by The Kings, who are simple amazing with mixing drama, comedy, and crime all together. Hopefully, this show will last a while. Entertaining.

I believe that in order to really get to core of this movie, you must be tapped into your spiritual self. This movie moves me and I'm sure others by being able to touch the side of us that most of us have either forgotten or pushed aside. We needed this movie to bring us to a place of love, forgiveness and hope. Fantasia brings us into her soul and carries us along on a journey. From the writing to the directing and visuals, the adaptation is clear and precise in its intent. I felt every song and every scene in my soul and being. Some may think it's naive to allow the Universe to speak to us so deeply.