Kevin failed.
It's unfortunate that the viewer nowadays is almost forced to watch these Marvel shows to understand the plot of the Marvel universe.
Otherwise, I would surely have avoided awful shows like She-Hulk.
Due to an accident, Bruce's cousin Jen's blood infused with that of the Hulk and consequently started experiencing Hulk-like powers. Yeah, convenient that this hasn't happened before.
Bruce wants to teach her the way of being a Hulk but there is no need: She is already perfect in controlling her powers and even more powerful than the Hulk himself. Yeah, how convenient.
She goes back to her life as a lawyer and encounters different problems mostly concerning discrimination, some related to feminism.
The plotline and Jen's character are already ridiculous but so are the insertions the show makes when Jen starts talking to the camera, i.e. The audience. In the finale she jumps out of Netflix to speak with the makers of the show to just delete the climax and let everything be magically resolved.
Frankly, it was interesting seeing Marvel admitting in all these "mistakes" they've been making in their shows and frankly the climax also wasn't interesting anyhow but this was nonetheless another huge mistake of Marvel.
All in all, this was a more-or-less disconnected slice-of-life show that didn't have anything to offer.
Otherwise, I would surely have avoided awful shows like She-Hulk.
Due to an accident, Bruce's cousin Jen's blood infused with that of the Hulk and consequently started experiencing Hulk-like powers. Yeah, convenient that this hasn't happened before.
Bruce wants to teach her the way of being a Hulk but there is no need: She is already perfect in controlling her powers and even more powerful than the Hulk himself. Yeah, how convenient.
She goes back to her life as a lawyer and encounters different problems mostly concerning discrimination, some related to feminism.
The plotline and Jen's character are already ridiculous but so are the insertions the show makes when Jen starts talking to the camera, i.e. The audience. In the finale she jumps out of Netflix to speak with the makers of the show to just delete the climax and let everything be magically resolved.
Frankly, it was interesting seeing Marvel admitting in all these "mistakes" they've been making in their shows and frankly the climax also wasn't interesting anyhow but this was nonetheless another huge mistake of Marvel.
All in all, this was a more-or-less disconnected slice-of-life show that didn't have anything to offer.
- IQ42
- Oct 16, 2022