jojifrey

I didn't expect to ever write a review on IMDb again, but this show gave me a massive hangover that I want to share here. I know I'm late to the party, but I'm at a point where I can humbly receive the message from this show. I enjoyed the surreal aspects of every moment-not just the concept, but how it managed to unlock something I hadn't realized was buried deep within my subconscious. A part of me wishes I had watched this when it was hyped, but another part is grateful that I didn't. I wasn't aware that these "pieces of art" could reignite my appreciation for life and faith in the world around me. Another valuable lesson I've learned is how a group of people sharing their skills to build a dream chose to create such pieces of art that could bring joy to the world and be accessed in such an affordable way. Though I wish it hadn't been canceled as it was, I still thank the Wachowski sisters, Straczynski, the cast, the crew members, Netflix, the fans, and everyone involved in making it possible for anyone to enjoy the show. Again, thank you.

A lot of easter eggs were thrown in the last episodes. In addition to interesting old characters per episode. Very entertaining watch if you can manage to watch the whole season in a go.

The serious poking on a group of sad men hiding behind troll accounts may irk many viewers, but that's another story.

Tatiana Maslany is already an established actress with her Orphan Black experience under the belt before joining the MCU. Other casts were terrific as well, especially her colleagues. Even the villains were funny to see (loved Jameela Jamil as Titania).

A comedy drama superhero series is definitely worth exploring, Marvel did a good gamble by producing this one.

What makes it worthwhile was the villain MCU chose for Wakandans. A nemesis who garnered a substantial sympathy for his cause in waging war on the world.

Another good thing is by avoiding the trailers & spoilers, I really didn't see a new character coming to challenge Black Panther.

Too many plot lines? Really? They were just about the right amount, and the director was weaving all the plots into one great story as expected from any MCU movie.

I won't say much about the plot, besides, the actions were great, some choices seemed obviously dumb, but a fun kind of dumbness.

Overall, it's a great mourning movie for reminiscing the late Chadwick Boseman.