Episode 4 was easily one of the best episodes of the whole series, thus far. Phenomenal visuals, intense and gritty fights, and an exploration of emotional complexity for Nolan, Debbie, Mark, and Eve. The parallel montages for Nolan and Debbie were very poignant and impactful. Mark had to juggle missing his father and hating the atrocities Omni-Man committed on Earth, as well as the new family dynamic being sprung on him.
Episodes 1 and 2 were a bit slow/underwhelming after a 2 year hiatus, but the show is absolutely on the right track with its exploration of real human themes and Mark’s evolution in the world of being a “Hero”. Seems a large majority of the fanbase agrees, also.
Honestly, I’m very dissapointed with Season 2. Watched yesterday episodes 3 and 4 and the Nolan part was just ridiculous.
Why? What did you find ridiculous about it?
Episode 4 was easily one of the best episodes of the whole series, thus far. Phenomenal visuals, intense and gritty fights, and an exploration of emotional complexity for Nolan, Debbie, Mark, and Eve. The parallel montages for Nolan and Debbie were very poignant and impactful. Mark had to juggle missing his father and hating the atrocities Omni-Man committed on Earth, as well as the new family dynamic being sprung on him.
Episodes 1 and 2 were a bit slow/underwhelming after a 2 year hiatus, but the show is absolutely on the right track with its exploration of real human themes and Mark’s evolution in the world of being a “Hero”. Seems a large majority of the fanbase agrees, also.