Marvel Television's Ironheart - Disney+

[osu1991]

View: https://youtu.be/WpW36ldAqnM?si=zVQ6rE49VykwjSQV



Marvel Television's all-new series from executive producer Ryan Coogler, launches with a 3-episode premiere June 24 at 6pm PT/ 9pm ET, only on @DisneyPlus

 

[klang]

Another Ironman without Ironman. Dunno.....

 

[Bruce]

Another Ironman without Ironman. Dunno.....

She was in the last black panther movie, character was created in the comics back in 2016, so not really new.

 

[KAB]

Hard Pass!

 

[osu1991]

View: https://youtu.be/r6j-wSIqJJ0?si=OKYHStKXQkd9Zq6j

 

[osu1991]

Surprisingly, it was better than I expected. I liked it.

 

[Foxbat]

Surprisingly, it was better than I expected. I liked it.

I read one of the "Marvel needs to drop TV and concentrate on Movies" reviews and they were less than kind. I'm not expecting too much, so we'll see.

 

[osu1991]

I read one of the "Marvel needs to drop TV and concentrate on Movies" reviews and they were less than kind. I'm not expecting too much, so we'll see.

I've given up on reviews. I've yet to see one I agreed with on much of anything the last few years.

 

[osu1991]

Ironheart review – the small screen can barely contain the energy of this Black Panther spinoff

This rapid-fire new Marvel Cinematic Universe show for a younger audience is packed with cartoonish violence and flashy effects. Dominique Thorne’s reprisal of her Wakanda Forever role is stunningly charismatic

www.theguardian.com

Ironheart is a fast and furious business. Like Ms Marvel, it is clearly aimed at the younger end of the fan spectrum and the pace is relentless, as if the makers are desperate not to give the audience a second to look away. In keeping with the YA vibe, there is much weight given to loyalty and friendship rather than romance or sex, no swearing, and plenty of flashy effects and cartoonish violence involving a lot of people being thrown against a lot of walls.


Probably sums it up pretty good.

 

[meStevo]

Yeah, I compared it to Ms. Marvel with a friend as well - it's not really made 'for me' as a 46 year old white male. My kids would probably really enjoy if it they watched it, but I appreciated it for what it was and the 3rd episode in particular really got things going.

Looking forward to the final 3. I expect I'll agree with another brief review that I saw that said they wish episodes 1-7 were covered in the first 3, and then we got several episodes with 'everything all of the characters become'. Like so many, this comes across as yet another origin tale, and it is and has to be for some of these guys.

For those not familiar with The Hood (I knew of him, but not a lot about him), some info and then some speculation about what we could get by the end of this:

Spoiler

Well, remember all the 'it has to be Mephisto! in all the other TV shows that it became a meme? The Hood's powers come from Mephisto, so it's possible we could see him actually introduced, since they're making that a plot line of the story this far. It's been believed for a while that Mephisto has been cast but never outright confirmed by Marvel: Sacha Baron Cohen.