JulianIncen

[SPOILER ALERT: This review contains spoilers.]

Funny and innovative. I don't know why I hadn't decided to see this marvel of animation.

Mike Flanagan's work is remarkable. He created tension and terror without the most basic cliché of this genre: the jumpscares. The photography is impressive, as is the entire cast.

After Daredevil's 3rd season, I say it was the worst ever. It was weak in what had been most rescued from the first two: the fights. Although the story was consistent, I felt there was too much padding as the series progressed. What was asked for most was that they close it with dignity and they couldn't. In fact, I think it's notorious that the series has regressed from the first two, and that the Marvel-Netflix relationship affected the innovation of the showrunners. Putting Charlie Cox on a higher level, what I liked the most was the weight that Karen Page's character took minute by minute, it was a giant support to join all the subplots. Anyway, overall it's an interesting series, a 6 pulling 7 out of 10.

Mike Flanagan's work is remarkable. He created tension and terror without the most basic cliché of this genre: the jumpscares. The photography is impressive, as is the entire cast.

With 'Maniac' I had high expectations and it ended up looking like an acceptable production, that's all. I feel that the development of so many episodes, their plot and the final climax was not as good as the great cast.

For me, the second season of '13 Reasons Why' is a little better than the first one. More exciting, more character development and one secret than another that opened the can of speculation. Let's see what plot they have in the third one that is already confirmed for this year. I watched the whole show from an iPhone, so maybe that's why I got engaged.

The Alienist is not for everyone. It has good production and costume design for the period in which it develops. The cast is luxurious and it is easy to empathize with each of them. Beyond that, I think his episodes fail at timing and his end is not good enough for what we've seen in the show.

I had a hard time getting into the world of 'Altered Carbon'. It's slow and just when it seems to take off, it needs a transition episode to get to the real action.

I didn't expect anything from The End Of The F***ing World. A dramatic comedy of teenagers whose episodes are of maximum 22 minutes and with one of the boring main actors in the world as Alex Lawther is.

And yes, in the end 'Dark' is right with the phrase "Everything is connected". For his plot, for his great cast, for his production and photography work, etc. All this comes together to make a remarkable series that involves 100% of the spectator's mind.

Godless isn't the feminist western they wanted to sell us, but it's not the opposite either and that's fine. Although the series strives to highlight every moment with details and leave answers to the imagination of the viewer, the story itself does not fully fill the duration of their episodes.

Is a total setback to what was seen in the first. It is announced, because from the first episodes you notice the little interest of her production to innovate the story. It has reached such a level of decadence that it takes more effort to introduce the subplots and thus be able to cover the dead point in which the serie is often found. It even takes hours to achieve some emotion, something other than slow and unimportant dialogues.

The photography in certain parts is out of the "Marvel mold" and that is quite appreciated. In general the story is good and Jon Bernthal's performance was brutal.

It didn't get any better and it had more than enough footage (for example the ep. 7). There were creative transitions and that is something to recognize. Collapse

The use of flashbacks is necessary but it is excessive. It has a great background theme but I don't feel that as the series progresses, it gets better.

Fast and entertaining. The effort to make each episode unique is very noticeable.

Fast and entertaining. The effort to make each episode unique is very noticeable.

The episodes directed by David Fincher, the colors used in the shots, the personalization they made on the serial killers, the contrast of personalities between Hold and Tench and an ending that made me get out of bed. For that and much more, it's worth marathoning with it.

Elektra and The Punisher are new and great inclusions for the series . The end lived up to my expectations.

It falls short on a narrative level, and is demonstrated by the number of action scenes that are presented. Perhaps this will help improve the reputation of Iron Fist and Luke Cage.

Nothing great. Everything outside the Jessica-Killgrave relationship has very little relevance and removes emotion from the episodes.

In my opinion this is the best series that Marvel and Netflix created. It never falls into clichés and also manages a good pace for the audience.

Yes, there are a lot of references and cameos about 80's films that most people love, and I think that had an impact on new generations and people of that era. The fact that the protagonists are charismatic also contributes to this media boom that formed around the show.