Honestly, I'm still scratching my head wondering how Marvel even let this one see the light of day. It felt less like a compelling superhero story and more like a bad high school drama trying to masquerade as something epic. The whole thing was just so unbelievably unrealistic, even for a comic book adaptation. I mean, sure, I expect some suspension of disbelief, but this show pushed it way too far with its ridiculous plot twists and characters making choices that defied all logic.
And the acting? Oh boy. It was so over the top it actually became distracting. Every emotion felt cranked up to eleven, like the actors were screaming their feelings at me instead of letting them develop naturally. There was absolutely no subtlety, and it just made every serious moment feel unintentionally comedic. What really got me though, was the complete absence of character detail. It was like the writers forgot these were supposed to be people. They felt like flat cutouts, with no real depth, no believable motivations, and certainly no growth. I couldn't connect with anyone, and honestly, I didn't even care what happened to them. It was a struggle to get through, and frankly, I just wish Marvel would hit the brakes on whatever they thought they were doing with this one.
