Episode 2: A better yet unimpressive episode having more development and background, nice fillers through train windows, unimpressive flow, visual effects and CGI (besides tiny bits here and there, index finger processing - show it!, 160 degrees - seriously?! Where are the purple red scars and literally eruption of blood and liquefied grease from cracked skin...),
a heavily underused Emilia Clarke who basically stands here and there with dynamited hairs and uncertain looks or sits with fear and anticipation; Skrulls that better fight in their Skrull form with "8.8" award-winning VFX not cheap lawn-green masks and hands.
Give the series purpose, an action-packed backbone with thrilling vibe & flow; so far what I saw was a super unimpressive Nick Fury, aerial shots, moving objects, morphing creatures with basic "cell-app" effects and a gold ring in the end that would have a better gastro-intestinal use, swallowed, rather than put back on with an arid completely nonsensical tight lip kiss.
a heavily underused Emilia Clarke who basically stands here and there with dynamited hairs and uncertain looks or sits with fear and anticipation; Skrulls that better fight in their Skrull form with "8.8" award-winning VFX not cheap lawn-green masks and hands.
Give the series purpose, an action-packed backbone with thrilling vibe & flow; so far what I saw was a super unimpressive Nick Fury, aerial shots, moving objects, morphing creatures with basic "cell-app" effects and a gold ring in the end that would have a better gastro-intestinal use, swallowed, rather than put back on with an arid completely nonsensical tight lip kiss.
- Screenplay/storyline/plots: 6.5
- Development: 7.4
- Realism: 6.8
- Entertainment: 6
- Acting: 6.5
- Filming/photography/cinematography: 7
- Visual/special effects: 7.3
- Music/score/sounds: 7.5
- Depth: 5.8
- Logic: 4.6
- Flow: 6.2
- Editing: 6.5
- Action/adventure/drama: 6
- Ending: 3.5.