TheSpaceCroissant
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I've mainly seen Star Wars and Cowboy Bebop posts. I love both of these (for the most part), but I thought I'd introduce something more recent.
Loki was an unexpected mindlblow. I got tired of the MCU a while back, but for the most part this show might as well happen outside of the boundaries of the Marvel Universe.
Any Everything Everywhere All at Once fans around here? Then you definitely should try Loki out.
Marvel movies usually have a hard time balancing out the funny, the tragic and the epic. Not a problem here, it all fits nicely in the bigger story.
Season 1 was nice, setting a nice and unexpected retro-futuristic frame in the marvel universe that visually and narratively stands out from your usual Marvel movie.
Season 2 really brought it to the next level; the show becomes breathtaking, gets rid of the most cumbersome parts from season 1 and wraps up nicely.
The creators had a lot of wiggle-room to work with, and it made for what I consider to be one of the best pieces to have come out of the Disney workshops for a long time. I strongly recommend if you haven't seen it, even (especially) if you haven't enjoyed much of Marvel's productions lately.
Metallica93
Season 1 wins for the better score and tighter pacing. Season 2 sagged in the middle/didn't know what to do with Sylvie. But that ending ._.
LariCheltsy
That last episode of Loki was one of the best episodes of Doctor Who I've ever seen
FaecalJacksonPollock
ministryofpeace
I never even bothered because of MCU boredom. I may just try it given your post
itsallaboutthecones
You should. It is not the typical. Kind of like Andor was to star wars.