Após o trágico fim de sua carreira de super heroína, Jessica Jones tenta reconstruir sua vida como investigadora particular, lidando com casos de pessoas com habilidades notáveis em Nova Yor... Ler tudoApós o trágico fim de sua carreira de super heroína, Jessica Jones tenta reconstruir sua vida como investigadora particular, lidando com casos de pessoas com habilidades notáveis em Nova York.Após o trágico fim de sua carreira de super heroína, Jessica Jones tenta reconstruir sua vida como investigadora particular, lidando com casos de pessoas com habilidades notáveis em Nova York.
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- 12 vitórias e 27 indicações no total
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Reviewers say 'Jessica Jones' is lauded for its mature themes and intricate character arcs, exploring trauma and PTSD with a gritty realism. Krysten Ritter's portrayal of Jessica Jones as a flawed anti-heroine garners acclaim, while her relationship with Trish Walker enriches the story. David Tennant's menacing Kilgrave is a standout, though pacing and subplots receive mixed feedback. The noir aesthetic and psychological depth are celebrated, marking 'Jessica Jones' as a notable, albeit imperfect, Marvel Netflix series.
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If for nothing else, watch Jessica Jones for David Tennant's performance as Kilgrave. He is better than any other Marvel movie or TV villain ever seen before. He is truly terrifying but oddly hypnotizing. He can make you do whatever he tells you to. Not only does David Tennant's charisma make this believable, but the writers use it in a lot of cool ways. As a villain, he's right up there with Heath Ledger's Joker.
Krysten Ritter (Jesse's girlfriend from season 2 of Breaking Bad) plays the lead. It's great to see a Female Marvel lead, and she delivers a wonderfully understated performance. The show starts off as a gritty detective show with dry humour and not much of Tennant. However, as the show goes along, it evolves into something much cooler. It gets darker but also funnier, and Tennant's involvement becomes larger.
In conclusion, Jessica Jones is a very binge-able show with a memorable villain and a great lead that doesn't need much prior knowledge despite tying into the Marvel universe. In my opinion, it's even better than Daredevil.
Krysten Ritter (Jesse's girlfriend from season 2 of Breaking Bad) plays the lead. It's great to see a Female Marvel lead, and she delivers a wonderfully understated performance. The show starts off as a gritty detective show with dry humour and not much of Tennant. However, as the show goes along, it evolves into something much cooler. It gets darker but also funnier, and Tennant's involvement becomes larger.
In conclusion, Jessica Jones is a very binge-able show with a memorable villain and a great lead that doesn't need much prior knowledge despite tying into the Marvel universe. In my opinion, it's even better than Daredevil.
This is just a general review of what I felt overall having just finished the finale.
The first season was brilliant, 8/10. If you haven't watched JJ then just watch S1.
The second season was rubbish and so was the third, 5-6/10. Hence I downgraded my overall rating from 8/10 to 7/10.
Trish Walker was such a lame character and the fact that she features more prominently in the plot for S2 and S3 probably explains part of why the show went downhill.
S3 was the end for the show just in the same way as Daredevil which itself was a brilliant show and didn't really dip the way JJ did (blame Netflix/Disney).
JJ for the average viewer can feel like a bit of a drag so bare that in mind, but again it's worth it in S1 as the whole premise is she's a private investigator dealing with a bad guy/girl over the series.
The first season was brilliant, 8/10. If you haven't watched JJ then just watch S1.
The second season was rubbish and so was the third, 5-6/10. Hence I downgraded my overall rating from 8/10 to 7/10.
Trish Walker was such a lame character and the fact that she features more prominently in the plot for S2 and S3 probably explains part of why the show went downhill.
S3 was the end for the show just in the same way as Daredevil which itself was a brilliant show and didn't really dip the way JJ did (blame Netflix/Disney).
JJ for the average viewer can feel like a bit of a drag so bare that in mind, but again it's worth it in S1 as the whole premise is she's a private investigator dealing with a bad guy/girl over the series.
Really entertaining show. Only let down by the occasional face palm moment here and there. David Tennant is wonderful and adds a much needed touch of class to proceedings. Carrie Ann Moss is also very good. Other performances are...hit and miss. Overall a solid - if occasionally dopey - show.
As a huge fan of Marvel I'm a little biased because I pretty much like everything they put out. My bias aside, Jessica Jones is terrific! If you don't believe me just read through the reviews here and look at the ratings. Even the critics loved this. Krysten Ritter was born to play Jessica Jones. She is easily the best part of the show. This is a show that you'll want to binge as quickly as you can, it's that good. It's too bad that Netflix couldn't renew their contracts with Marvel and they had to stop making the Netflix Marvel shows because every single one of them was great! Now that they're on Disney they can bring these wonderful characters back. They already started to with Daredevil and Kingpin and just renewed Daredevil for another season. Now they have to do the same for The Punisher, Luke Cage and Jessica Jones. At least bring them back into the MCU somehow. If you're a Marvel fan then this is a must watch!
First and third season are both very good. Second season is a little below par. But generally the writing, the characters and the action scenes are just better than the others (although i did like Iron Fist to, unlike most).
The villains in season 1 and 3 are also very good. I really hated them and that makes you more invested.
I also think the humour is better in this show. Especially in season 1.
One thing i am a little tired of from these shows though, is the tendency to make the so called hero run around and protect the villains. That is so annoying. This weird philosophy they have that if you kill bad people you become a bad person yourself should be buried.
One thing i am a little tired of from these shows though, is the tendency to make the so called hero run around and protect the villains. That is so annoying. This weird philosophy they have that if you kill bad people you become a bad person yourself should be buried.
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- CuriosidadesJessica throwing a man through the Alias sign in the beginning of the pilot episode, A.K.A. Ladies Night (2015), is shot for shot from the first panel of the "Alias" comics. This is how the audience is introduced to Jessica Jones both in the comics and in live-action.
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Jeri Hogarth: You're coming across as paranoid.
Jessica Jones: Everyone keeps saying that. It must be a conspiracy.
- Cenas durante ou pós-créditosThe opening credits are a blurred sequence (from Jessica's point of view) of neighborhoods with silhouetted characters carrying out private activities.
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- There is mention of many sex scenes of different degrees, and the rating is TV-MA, so how can this possibly be on Disney+?
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- Tempo de duração56 minutos
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