Thank you all so much for watching Moon Knight with me! I really loved this series and can’t wait to watch more Marvel starting with Iron Man! You can get early access to Iron Man along with other reactions on my new patreon here: patreon.com/emmereacts
In the comic you are never 100% sure is Marc a super hero, or a guy dressing up acting and pretending to be one, or sitting in a clinic, imagining it all. I do think Marc has been in a Hospital receiving treatment, but not in these 6 episodes. All the clinic scenes, with Harrow as the Dr, sharp objects on tables, people he knows as patients, nurses, valuable Egyptian ornaments, these are in Marc’s head, him like us trying to make sense of it all. The last Clinic scene though, where Harrow is a patient, I think that is real. At least that all makes sense in the MCU, to me lol, I hope that helps. It wouldn’t surprise me if Marc has many identities/alters, always keeping the whole truth just out of reach for Marc & us
So the mental hospital in the end credits is real but the other times the mental hospital in the show represents The place in his mind that many (but not all) people with D.I.D. have that allow thier different personalities to share information with each that can be very different from case to case sometimes people with D.ID. personalities will meet and talk with each other
It’s great that u are going to watch MCU in release order. I was worried when u said before that u were going to watch it in timeline order because the mid/post credit scenes spoils future storylines & can be really confusing .
"Jake takes over when he's really needed." Kind of makes you wonder who stayed in the room during the beatings. Steven knew nothing of them, and was created so the system could have a loving relationship with a mother. Marc knew the reality of the relationship, but who really took the beatings?
Jake has been with us from the beginning every rough cuts it was Jake Lockley all along that was taking over it was neither Marc nor Steven, Steven and Marc always asks permission to take over the body unlike Jake comes out when the body felt threatened. Episode 1- Jake asked that chick out, that wouldn't be Marc asking someone out if he's married and obviously inlove with Layla, then Jake was the one who killed those people in that village Episode 2- the one in the end drinking where we see Steven in the Mirror with a bloody hand, you can spot Jake's gloves on the table beside the bed where Jake was drinking In episode 3 the one took over on that rooftop and killed those thugs in the end on the top of that cliff In episode 4 that red sarcophagus In episode 5 many says that was Jake with a bandage in the beginning talking to Dr. Harrow bc Jake has a different accent And Finally in the finale episode Jake took over and defeated Harrow's ass like a piece of cake and made a total destruction all over the place, then finally ended Harrow in that end credit scene ❤️ Thank you for reacting to this❤️ glad you enjoyed the show too😍 this was also my favorite MCU series along with Hawkeye and Loki
Also that one moment in episode 3 when he wanted to go to the airport in a taxi. That had to be Jake too because of the newsboy cap which he uses to wear in the comics and the taxi being a reference to Jake being a taxi driver
@@VanguardsFlame when he tries to kill himself with the clear pyramid on Dr Harrow's desk. It's when Mark looks like his nose is broken. Also when he disagrees with Harrow's diagnosis before you see the bloody footprints.
A detail a lot of people overlook in episode 5 is that Taweret agreed to try to get them to the gates of Osiris before it was too late so that they could bargain to come back. They were literally almost to the gates when it was too late and the unbalanced Souls started trying to drag them into the sands. When Marc came back for Steven, that seemed to make an impression on Osiris so he open the gates for them to come back.
I was out here watching Moon Knight for the first time knowing from the comics that he has a third personality and i was just waiting until the reveal The fact that they did it in a post credit scene makes me want to believe there will be a second season
As Tawaret told Mark and Steven in Episode 5, the psychiatric hospital was their mental construct to understand the Egyptian afterlife they found themselves in. It was the place containing all of their memories s they traveled to the field of reeds on the boat in that afterlife, but the form it took was essentially determined by their imagination. (The hospital where Jake found Arthur later was a real one in the real world, and it looked different if you didn’t notice that already.) Since the afterlife psychiatric hospital was really just a mental construct, Mark and Steven were able to visit it again to say goodbye to it after they came back to life, because it’s essentially just all in their head. Great reaction, looking forward to catching up on the rest of yours!
Several times Jake appeared or it was implied or quick. The cut nose scene in the hospital, the 2nd sarcophagus, every so often it was a different voice (Jake)
0:35 it's also a great TV show to re-watch! There's so much care and details put into it, I'm sure you'll notice even more stuff rhe second time around when you have all the answers. All the hints, all the subtext. It's perfect !
I really liked your reaction. Looking forward to Iron Man. (Seeing this show first doesn't spoil anything about the rest of the MCU.) My two cents (for what it's worth): 1) The afterlife (the ship and the Duat and so on) were real. The psych ward was in Marc's head. "Dr. Harrow" had nothing to do with the real Harrow. "Dr. Harrow" reflected Marc's realization that, as he lost control of his relationship with Steven (after their mother died), he needed professional help. His seeing his mental image of a psychiatrist as his worst enemy reflected his reluctance to seek the help he knew he needed. (Harrow, on the other hand, was in a real hospital.) 2) If you go back and watch the season again, there's evidence of a third alter all the way through.
The ending got me. From the boat to the psych hospital to the memories. My mind was spinning. Had to have some :Sweet Leaf" just to even out!!! Solid reaction, love your channel. Peace to You!!
There's a bunch of hints to Jake throughout the season, dating all the way back to the first episode. Twice in the pilot, Steven looks in the mirror and there's three reflections instead of two, which is symbolic of the three alters--Marc, Jake, and Steven. You nailed it with the scene in the third episode (see how things run in threes?) where Steven and Marc both lose control of the body and can't remember what happened. Then of course with the fight against Harrow in this one. (Plus, since we know Marc is married to Layla, why would he ask out Steven's coworker? It's possible that was Jake, too!) As for the psych ward, in Dissociative Identity Disorder, there's something called the Inner World, which is a place within the brain where the alters can interact or retreat when they're asleep or not in conscious control of the body. The psych ward with Harrow as the therapist is the representation of the Inner World. That version of Harrow is a figment of the imagination, one used to bring the alters together. In the fifth episode, Steven and Marc still can't come to complete terms with each other because there's so much left unsaid between them (mainly about Marc's backstory and Steven's conception), so this imaginary Harrow forces them to come to terms with it. At the end of this episode, with them waking up in bed with the two goldfish in the tank, it's them fully coming together and becoming "co-conscious", which means they're both inhabiting the body at the same time. (Also, the two goldfish are representations of them--when the show began, there was only Gus in the tank, which symbolized the way Steven was trapped in the body when Marc fronted, but now since we know that Jake is involved, both Marc and Steven are trapped under Khonshu, hence the two fish.)
I just binge-watched all of your Moon Knight reactions and really enjoyed them and subscribed. Can't wait for you to work your way through the MCU. The things I like most: You referring to the main character as we and being first person with it; Your excellent vocabulary; Your nice sense of style and not overdone make-up; Hearing all your thoughts as you are having them; and, of course, you are cute as can be without trying to be so while also being ruthless in you calls to violence. Good job all around.
Why do you think, Marc did not open the third sarcophagus in the "psychiatric ward", after he was killed? Because his subconsciousness knew very well what - or better who - was hidden in there. Marc's consciousness on the other hand never was aware there was another one in him besides Steven. Jake... a ruthless killer.
I know I'm very late to this, but just want to point out it's been hinted from the very start that Jake was there. When steven first was in Switzerland Khonshu said "you're not meant to be here, surrender the body to Marc" Then he realised it was steven, and was saying "Oh the idiot is in control" Since he thought Jake had temporarily taken over. The third sarcophagus and any time they had a seizure it was Jake forcefully taking control as the shifts between Steven and Marc were pretty smooth and they didn't have the ability to take control, they had to be given control by one another.
Some more comments: 1) The psychiatric hospital is a "liminal zone," a space between the world of the living and the world of the dead. It's not real, rather it's a reflection of Marc's internal state. The hospital at the end, that Jake takes Harrow out of, is real. 2) In the comic book, Marc has two alternate personalities: Steven Grant and Jack Locksley. There the characters are quite different. Marc is the hardboiled mercenary; cold, ruthless, violent. Steven is his "rich playboy" cover identity, the suave, sophisticated and incredibly rich guy who goes to fancy parties and always wears suits. Then Jake is his "blue collar" identity, a street-smart cabbie. Marc created these identities in order to aid him in fighting crime -- Steven and Jake are fake identities he intentionally created to give him access to places Marc can't go. But the strain of maintaining three separate identities, fighting crime, and dealing with Egyptian mysticism broke his mind and he "forgot" that he created these alternate identities and they aren't real, and he kind of forgot who he really is. So obviously the show took that idea and went somewhere else with it, adding all the stuff with his mom and brother.
The psychiatrist hospital is like a representation of going through past memories before you are completely dead. I think if even you aren’t technically alive, there are brain activities going on, as that brain activity ends, that means that you are completely dead and gone. That’s my interpretation of the psych ward anyways. (I’ll come back to edit a few things)
Originally in the comics, they weren't actually different personalities, just different identities that Marc used. Even when he was being Steven - who in the comics was a billionaire, thanks to Marc investing the money he'd earned as a mercenary - mentally, he was still Marc. The Jake identity worked as a cab driver and was a way for Marc to go undercover to get the word on the street about criminal activities. Steven was the main identity that Marc lived under, and he let the world believe that Marc Spector was dead. Later, they changed things to introduce the DID element.
yeah they set it up quite well. I'm looking forward to the 2nd season. Also I'm watching the Acolyte with you and hoping it ends up being as satisfyingly crazy
A great show, loved it, one of my favourites. It walks a thin line between showing DID (Dissociative Identity Disorder) & I guess possession by Khonshu. There is a massive amount of detail hidden within all the Marvel shows, not exactly the same as the comics, but in the spirit of the comics. Two details I love from this show, who asked the lady for the date, married Marc, doesn’t seem write, surprised Steve, definitely not him? Also in episode 5, when with the Dr, the identity that was sedated didn’t appear to be Marc, Steve, or Jake, so how many identities?
If you haven’t seen Doctor Who, I would LOVE to see you react to it! Particularly the new series (2005-present). It’s a lot, but it’s SO worth it and I think you would really like it. It’s very character driven, complex, layered, and full of twists.
i wonder what order you are doing these fun reviews? where is the LOKI series on your list? it would have been before moon knight? just wondering but thats a FINE series to get into. i'm subscribed so i am sure i'll see it sooner or later. any way this was a great set of reviews, really enjoying the narration and opinions
❤Emme I totally enjoyed watching your reactions and how you talk about your thoughts throughout the episode in the first person point of view of the protagonist. I am so happy to now be a patreon supporter and here's a small token to let you know how much I appreciate you.
So I really enjoyed the show, but the climax was really...meh. It really feels like the writers of the show really wanted to get to Episode 5, which is brilliant, and then were like "Oh, right, we have to end this story. Um....they turn into giants and fight? Sure. That works." After so much interesting psychological stuff, to just have it all resolve in a CGI punch-out is underwhelming. But that's a frequent issue with stuff adapted from comics. In your intro you said you love movies and television that make you think, which is why I'm going to once again recommend David Lynch's "Blue Velvet" (1986). It's all about asking what's going on and how dangerous the need to understand what's happening can be.
@@emme I was going to say there isn't going to be a season 2, because that's what Marvel Studios kept saying and because Oscar Issac wasn't contracted for a season 2...but I just learned that Oscar Issac and the series director were spotted in Egypt and, when asked if there would be a season 2, Issac said "Why do you think we're in Egypt?" So that sounds like a confirmation that season 2 is happening. Yay!
Hi Emme👋👋🌹 I just finished watching your reaction to Moon Knight episode 6 I love your reaction so much like when Mark and Steven are together and Layla has her superhero costume and you know the truth about the Third personality of Mark and Steven is Jake lockely it was a good fight scene and good ending to I'm very happy to see all your reactions to all episodes of Moon Knight episode 1 to 6 you did amazing job of reacting to the show, question are you going to react to another Marvel movie or show like are you going to try to watch Ms Marvel next on Disney Plus my advice give a show a try and see what you think Emme plus I am join your reaction to Star Wars even the Clone Wars reaction videos too. Hope to see you in your next reaction video soon Emme and I promise you I will always treasure your reaction to Moon Knight forever meaning I'll watch your reaction to the show forever , many love and supporting from your fan me ✌☺💌
Your Marvel journey. I don’t want to ‘spoil’ anything, but you can consider everything up to the end of phase 3 (Spider-Man Far from Home) as one, but after that MCU movie they were going to have a break before they launched phase 4 which includes the shows. It wouldn’t hurt to have a break there, but stay relevant. You could check out the Fox Marvel content (X-men & Fantastic Four) &/or the Netflix Marvel content (Daredevil, Jessica Jones, Punisher, Luke Cage, Iron Fist, Defenders), they all add to the greater Marvel story.
Outside of Marvel, there are some great DC (their main comic rival) shows/movies, but they are less interconnected. Also a number of independent (smaller comic companies) shows, The Boys & Invincible (animation) are very strong, but more adult in content, love your reactions :-)
Thank you all so much for watching Moon Knight with me! I really loved this series and can’t wait to watch more Marvel starting with Iron Man! You can get early access to Iron Man along with other reactions on my new patreon here: patreon.com/emmereacts
Going blow your mind the MCU is
In the comic you are never 100% sure is Marc a super hero, or a guy dressing up acting and pretending to be one, or sitting in a clinic, imagining it all. I do think Marc has been in a Hospital receiving treatment, but not in these 6 episodes. All the clinic scenes, with Harrow as the Dr, sharp objects on tables, people he knows as patients, nurses, valuable Egyptian ornaments, these are in Marc’s head, him like us trying to make sense of it all. The last Clinic scene though, where Harrow is a patient, I think that is real. At least that all makes sense in the MCU, to me lol, I hope that helps. It wouldn’t surprise me if Marc has many identities/alters, always keeping the whole truth just out of reach for Marc & us
So the mental hospital in the end credits is real but the other times the mental hospital in the show represents The place in his mind that many (but not all) people with D.I.D. have that allow thier different personalities to share information with each that can be very different from case to case sometimes people with D.ID. personalities will meet and talk with each other
It’s great that u are going to watch MCU in release order. I was worried when u said before that u were going to watch it in timeline order because the mid/post credit scenes spoils future storylines & can be really confusing .
You should watch Werewolf by Night.
"Jake takes over when he's really needed." Kind of makes you wonder who stayed in the room during the beatings. Steven knew nothing of them, and was created so the system could have a loving relationship with a mother. Marc knew the reality of the relationship, but who really took the beatings?
Good point!!! Could definitely explain why Jake is the way he is
Marc did. Jake was born during the war time to be a remorseless killer.
ep5: i promise im not a murderer
ep6: i want CHAOS
a lil bit sus there emme
Jake has been with us from the beginning every rough cuts it was Jake Lockley all along that was taking over it was neither Marc nor Steven, Steven and Marc always asks permission to take over the body unlike Jake comes out when the body felt threatened.
Episode 1- Jake asked that chick out, that wouldn't be Marc asking someone out if he's married and obviously inlove with Layla, then Jake was the one who killed those people in that village
Episode 2- the one in the end drinking where we see Steven in the Mirror with a bloody hand, you can spot Jake's gloves on the table beside the bed where Jake was drinking
In episode 3 the one took over on that rooftop and killed those thugs in the end on the top of that cliff
In episode 4 that red sarcophagus
In episode 5 many says that was Jake with a bandage in the beginning talking to Dr. Harrow bc Jake has a different accent
And Finally in the finale episode Jake took over and defeated Harrow's ass like a piece of cake and made a total destruction all over the place, then finally ended Harrow in that end credit scene ❤️
Thank you for reacting to this❤️ glad you enjoyed the show too😍 this was also my favorite MCU series along with Hawkeye and Loki
Also that one moment in episode 3 when he wanted to go to the airport in a taxi. That had to be Jake too because of the newsboy cap which he uses to wear in the comics and the taxi being a reference to Jake being a taxi driver
Where was the Dr. Harrow part?
@@VanguardsFlame when he tries to kill himself with the clear pyramid on Dr Harrow's desk. It's when Mark looks like his nose is broken. Also when he disagrees with Harrow's diagnosis before you see the bloody footprints.
@@NotPulse613 interesting
yo the red sarc makes total sense now, wow
A detail a lot of people overlook in episode 5 is that Taweret agreed to try to get them to the gates of Osiris before it was too late so that they could bargain to come back. They were literally almost to the gates when it was too late and the unbalanced Souls started trying to drag them into the sands. When Marc came back for Steven, that seemed to make an impression on Osiris so he open the gates for them to come back.
I was out here watching Moon Knight for the first time knowing from the comics that he has a third personality and i was just waiting until the reveal
The fact that they did it in a post credit scene makes me want to believe there will be a second season
that's a good point! i hope there is!
@@emme Season 2 has been announced just the other day, so it's definitely coming!
@@Daniel092004 only teased by Oscar Isaac but not confirmed yet
@@svkviper Ah, my bad. I coulda sworn it was in the future phases announcement.
@@Daniel092004 i didnt know that! Amazing!
As Tawaret told Mark and Steven in Episode 5, the psychiatric hospital was their mental construct to understand the Egyptian afterlife they found themselves in. It was the place containing all of their memories s they traveled to the field of reeds on the boat in that afterlife, but the form it took was essentially determined by their imagination.
(The hospital where Jake found Arthur later was a real one in the real world, and it looked different if you didn’t notice that already.)
Since the afterlife psychiatric hospital was really just a mental construct, Mark and Steven were able to visit it again to say goodbye to it after they came back to life, because it’s essentially just all in their head.
Great reaction, looking forward to catching up on the rest of yours!
Several times Jake appeared or it was implied or quick. The cut nose scene in the hospital, the 2nd sarcophagus, every so often it was a different voice (Jake)
0:35 it's also a great TV show to re-watch! There's so much care and details put into it, I'm sure you'll notice even more stuff rhe second time around when you have all the answers. All the hints, all the subtext. It's perfect !
“I want to see gods, I want chaos” that line🤣🤣😭😭
Just binged all these reactions. I’m so glad you loved it, this show is so good. And I love how it displays DID in such a thoughtful way.
Emme I totally agree. This is one of the best series/ movie I’ve seen. The acting was phenomenal.
I really liked your reaction. Looking forward to Iron Man. (Seeing this show first doesn't spoil anything about the rest of the MCU.)
My two cents (for what it's worth):
1) The afterlife (the ship and the Duat and so on) were real. The psych ward was in Marc's head. "Dr. Harrow" had nothing to do with the real Harrow. "Dr. Harrow" reflected Marc's realization that, as he lost control of his relationship with Steven (after their mother died), he needed professional help. His seeing his mental image of a psychiatrist as his worst enemy reflected his reluctance to seek the help he knew he needed. (Harrow, on the other hand, was in a real hospital.)
2) If you go back and watch the season again, there's evidence of a third alter all the way through.
The ending got me. From the boat to the psych hospital to the memories. My mind was spinning. Had to have some :Sweet Leaf" just to even out!!! Solid reaction, love your channel. Peace to You!!
There's a bunch of hints to Jake throughout the season, dating all the way back to the first episode. Twice in the pilot, Steven looks in the mirror and there's three reflections instead of two, which is symbolic of the three alters--Marc, Jake, and Steven. You nailed it with the scene in the third episode (see how things run in threes?) where Steven and Marc both lose control of the body and can't remember what happened. Then of course with the fight against Harrow in this one. (Plus, since we know Marc is married to Layla, why would he ask out Steven's coworker? It's possible that was Jake, too!)
As for the psych ward, in Dissociative Identity Disorder, there's something called the Inner World, which is a place within the brain where the alters can interact or retreat when they're asleep or not in conscious control of the body. The psych ward with Harrow as the therapist is the representation of the Inner World. That version of Harrow is a figment of the imagination, one used to bring the alters together.
In the fifth episode, Steven and Marc still can't come to complete terms with each other because there's so much left unsaid between them (mainly about Marc's backstory and Steven's conception), so this imaginary Harrow forces them to come to terms with it. At the end of this episode, with them waking up in bed with the two goldfish in the tank, it's them fully coming together and becoming "co-conscious", which means they're both inhabiting the body at the same time. (Also, the two goldfish are representations of them--when the show began, there was only Gus in the tank, which symbolized the way Steven was trapped in the body when Marc fronted, but now since we know that Jake is involved, both Marc and Steven are trapped under Khonshu, hence the two fish.)
This has been such a wonderful experience with you!! TY so much dear for this!! ♥♥♥
Khomshu is like the Moon 🌚 🌝 🌙 itself: a little loony, moody and always changing form and morality 😅 - like his Moon Knight.
I just binge-watched all of your Moon Knight reactions and really enjoyed them and subscribed. Can't wait for you to work your way through the MCU. The things I like most: You referring to the main character as we and being first person with it; Your excellent vocabulary; Your nice sense of style and not overdone make-up; Hearing all your thoughts as you are having them; and, of course, you are cute as can be without trying to be so while also being ruthless in you calls to violence. Good job all around.
What a great ending to a great show 💜💜
Why do you think, Marc did not open the third sarcophagus in the "psychiatric ward", after he was killed? Because his subconsciousness knew very well what - or better who - was hidden in there. Marc's consciousness on the other hand never was aware there was another one in him besides Steven. Jake... a ruthless killer.
I know I'm very late to this, but just want to point out it's been hinted from the very start that Jake was there. When steven first was in Switzerland Khonshu said "you're not meant to be here, surrender the body to Marc" Then he realised it was steven, and was saying "Oh the idiot is in control" Since he thought Jake had temporarily taken over. The third sarcophagus and any time they had a seizure it was Jake forcefully taking control as the shifts between Steven and Marc were pretty smooth and they didn't have the ability to take control, they had to be given control by one another.
I really enjoyed watching you be confused for the entire series🤣
The psychiatric hospital can be looked at as purgatory inside Marcs mind.
You Rock Emme! Can’t wait for the rest of your Marvel journey!
Some more comments:
1) The psychiatric hospital is a "liminal zone," a space between the world of the living and the world of the dead. It's not real, rather it's a reflection of Marc's internal state. The hospital at the end, that Jake takes Harrow out of, is real.
2) In the comic book, Marc has two alternate personalities: Steven Grant and Jack Locksley. There the characters are quite different. Marc is the hardboiled mercenary; cold, ruthless, violent. Steven is his "rich playboy" cover identity, the suave, sophisticated and incredibly rich guy who goes to fancy parties and always wears suits. Then Jake is his "blue collar" identity, a street-smart cabbie. Marc created these identities in order to aid him in fighting crime -- Steven and Jake are fake identities he intentionally created to give him access to places Marc can't go. But the strain of maintaining three separate identities, fighting crime, and dealing with Egyptian mysticism broke his mind and he "forgot" that he created these alternate identities and they aren't real, and he kind of forgot who he really is. So obviously the show took that idea and went somewhere else with it, adding all the stuff with his mom and brother.
You are correct. In the comics Marc's mother passed away while he was very young and his brother became the serial killer Hatchet Man.
The psychiatrist hospital is like a representation of going through past memories before you are completely dead. I think if even you aren’t technically alive, there are brain activities going on, as that brain activity ends, that means that you are completely dead and gone. That’s my interpretation of the psych ward anyways. (I’ll come back to edit a few things)
1:45 glad it was your first forray into the MCU although the Marc system is a bit different, even for the MCU. But there's other great characters!
Great video.
BTW, Harrow doesn't get an outfit because Ammit lacks both Khonshu's sense of theatrics and Taweret's sense of fun.
Fun reaction, layla is one of my favorite, more MCU reaction please.
Originally in the comics, they weren't actually different personalities, just different identities that Marc used. Even when he was being Steven - who in the comics was a billionaire, thanks to Marc investing the money he'd earned as a mercenary - mentally, he was still Marc. The Jake identity worked as a cab driver and was a way for Marc to go undercover to get the word on the street about criminal activities. Steven was the main identity that Marc lived under, and he let the world believe that Marc Spector was dead. Later, they changed things to introduce the DID element.
oh that's really interesting!!! maybe i'll have to get my hands on the comics someday.
yeah they set it up quite well. I'm looking forward to the 2nd season. Also I'm watching the Acolyte with you and hoping it ends up being as satisfyingly crazy
A great show, loved it, one of my favourites. It walks a thin line between showing DID (Dissociative Identity Disorder) & I guess possession by Khonshu. There is a massive amount of detail hidden within all the Marvel shows, not exactly the same as the comics, but in the spirit of the comics. Two details I love from this show, who asked the lady for the date, married Marc, doesn’t seem write, surprised Steve, definitely not him? Also in episode 5, when with the Dr, the identity that was sedated didn’t appear to be Marc, Steve, or Jake, so how many identities?
the one in the Hat is Jake Lockley
is the one who took over when Marc and steven need help
It was so much fun watching you react to moon knight! I’m so glad you enjoyed that show! I cant wait to watch you react to iron man
If you haven’t seen Doctor Who, I would LOVE to see you react to it! Particularly the new series (2005-present). It’s a lot, but it’s SO worth it and I think you would really like it. It’s very character driven, complex, layered, and full of twists.
Can't wait to see your reaction to arcane ✨💜🦋
i wonder what order you are doing these fun reviews? where is the LOKI series on your list? it would have been before moon knight? just wondering but thats a FINE series to get into. i'm subscribed so i am sure i'll see it sooner or later. any way this was a great set of reviews, really enjoying the narration and opinions
Hey im new to your channel and I think im going to become a regular watcher😁
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❤Emme I totally enjoyed watching your reactions and how you talk about your thoughts throughout the episode in the first person point of view of the protagonist. I am so happy to now be a patreon supporter and here's a small token to let you know how much I appreciate you.
So I really enjoyed the show, but the climax was really...meh. It really feels like the writers of the show really wanted to get to Episode 5, which is brilliant, and then were like "Oh, right, we have to end this story. Um....they turn into giants and fight? Sure. That works." After so much interesting psychological stuff, to just have it all resolve in a CGI punch-out is underwhelming. But that's a frequent issue with stuff adapted from comics.
In your intro you said you love movies and television that make you think, which is why I'm going to once again recommend David Lynch's "Blue Velvet" (1986). It's all about asking what's going on and how dangerous the need to understand what's happening can be.
I agree! Honestly I much preferred the 5th episode to the 6th for the same reason. I hope it just sets us up more for a better Season 2 somehow
@@emme I was going to say there isn't going to be a season 2, because that's what Marvel Studios kept saying and because Oscar Issac wasn't contracted for a season 2...but I just learned that Oscar Issac and the series director were spotted in Egypt and, when asked if there would be a season 2, Issac said "Why do you think we're in Egypt?" So that sounds like a confirmation that season 2 is happening. Yay!
Hi Emme👋👋🌹 I just finished watching your reaction to Moon Knight episode 6 I love your reaction so much like when Mark and Steven are together and Layla has her superhero costume and you know the truth about the Third personality of Mark and Steven is Jake lockely it was a good fight scene and good ending to I'm very happy to see all your reactions to all episodes of Moon Knight episode 1 to 6 you did amazing job of reacting to the show, question are you going to react to another Marvel movie or show like are you going to try to watch Ms Marvel next on Disney Plus my advice give a show a try and see what you think Emme plus I am join your reaction to Star Wars even the Clone Wars reaction videos too. Hope to see you in your next reaction video soon Emme and I promise you I will always treasure your reaction to Moon Knight forever meaning I'll watch your reaction to the show forever , many love and supporting from your fan me ✌☺💌
I love your pretty blue nails in this video!
You have to visit Egypt. I will be your host 🇪🇬
Your Marvel journey. I don’t want to ‘spoil’ anything, but you can consider everything up to the end of phase 3 (Spider-Man Far from Home) as one, but after that MCU movie they were going to have a break before they launched phase 4 which includes the shows. It wouldn’t hurt to have a break there, but stay relevant. You could check out the Fox Marvel content (X-men & Fantastic Four) &/or the Netflix Marvel content (Daredevil, Jessica Jones, Punisher, Luke Cage, Iron Fist, Defenders), they all add to the greater Marvel story.
Outside of Marvel, there are some great DC (their main comic rival) shows/movies, but they are less interconnected. Also a number of independent (smaller comic companies) shows, The Boys & Invincible (animation) are very strong, but more adult in content, love your reactions :-)