You can say whatever you like. But most of the reviews, at that time, that I read, complained about the story/plot. They made this complaint based off an early preview given to select people.

Now, I’m of the opinion, that the early preview was a bad choice by Netflix. Due to the huge plot reveal twist that comes in episode 6, I believe. The plot twist changes the whole context of what makes it a good story. It adds a significant, personal, point of character for Jessica. The sequencing of both, the order in which they released the seasons, and the, “burying,” of the identity of the killer, in season 2, I believe were done to follow the late reveal style of Westworld. Not often do shows do their character’s origin stories in season 2.

But back to my main point. I believe reviews should be done on complete projects, not the first half of anything. And if you spent your time watching the first 5 hours of a 10 hr story, is it really fair to make plot comments if you don’t truly know the plot? In my opinion, no, it is not. Besides what’s another 5 hours in time investment, if you are already 5 hours in? That and it’s not like people have to pay per episode.

Well if you can’t make it past 5 episodes then why can’t you say it sucks? I’ve only made it to two and am thinking about stopping it. It’s horrible. I quit watching season one after 12 episodes and the only reason I made it that far was because the best Doctor was the bad guy. It’s a shitty show with the same “I’m a mean drunk, oh I’m alright now, oh I’m back to beinga mean drunk” over and over and over. Horrible writing. A good lead actress can only take you so far.

All I know, is other then Iron Fist, I’ve loved the Marvel Netflix universe, as well as the characters. And perhaps, this writer/critic is just one of the many who review movies and shows, that have shitty taste in shows and films.

Oh well, I loved Jessica Jones season 2. And think Marvel fans, should definitely check it out.

rough life