Alex Zalben (Decider) - Ms. Marvel, based on the first two episodes, has a ton of visual flair, and found the perfect Kamala Khan in Iman Vellani. The show has some inconsistent pacing and energy at times, but is overall very fun. And, I'm so glad it exists; it's going to mean a ton, to a ton of people. Speaking purely MCU-wise, Ms Marvel hits a similar tone and feel to Spider-Man: Homecoming, and visually often seems like an expansion of some of the ideas there particularly when it comes to Kamala’s fan-type experiences. Also channels some of the goofy humor from Ant-Man 1 & 2.
Charles Murphy - The Ms Marvel pilot episode caught me by surprise in the best ways. It’s as close as we’ve come in the MCU to comic book pages coming to life. It’s inventive, bright & a ton of fun. My strong feeling is that teens are going to fall in love with this show. I know my kids will. Kamala Khan's family is front and center and they are absolutely wonderful. I enjoyed the back and forth and the way the family dynamic was portrayed. I’m glad Marvel took their time finding Iman Vellani. She’s FANTASTIC and shows a ton of range over the first two episodes. While we don’t get the full story on the new origins in the 1st 2 episodes, you get enough to start to piece it together & it truly seems like it might be for the best. They kept enough to make it feel close enough to the comics &her powers look really cool! A non-issue to me.
Fico (CineXpress) - Iman Vellani is marvelous as young Kamala Khan aka #MsMarvel. The first 2 episodes are a fun, witty & colorful introduction to her imaginative teenage coming-of-age story. Style & tone reminded me of Mitchells Vs. The Machines. So far, so good. Looking forward to the rest of it.
Leo Rydel (Geekly Goods) - I got to catch the first two episodes of #MsMarvel and it’s so fun so far! Iman is a natural as Kamala and has such relatable energy! The visuals are whimsical and fitting, and the coming-of-age genre melts into it perfectly!I love the inclusion of Muslim and Pakistani traditions! It is so important for people to feel seen and heard in such a tentpole genre. Marvel is really doing their best with including people of different races, genders, sexualities, and more! The powers I’m a LITTLE so-so on. They’re not terrible, I just need to know more! And the story is a bit all over the place by the second episode. It feels like they threw a LOT at us and like there’s a lot to chew on. Still excited for episode 3!
Russ Milhelm (TheDirect) - Ms Marvel’s first two episodes proved my hesitations wrong. Iman Vellani is perfect for the role, and does a phenomenal job. She’ll quickly become an MCU favorite. Her chemistry with Matt Lintz’ Bruno is also top notch. So far, the series is great. The animated stylings and doodles throughout are a really fun touch. Also, the opening minutes somehow gets you to buy her obsession with Captain Marvel despite the character’s limited time in the public. The closing credits sequence is among my favorite of all the Disney+ series. My grievances about her power changes remain, and likely will remain as long as the light constructs do. Hopefully the series maintains the same quality until the very end.
Jack McBryan (TheDirect) - Ms. Marvel thoughts: - Iman is fantastic. She's relatable, likable, funny, everything you would want in Kamala. - Jersey City feels alive in a way that no other location in the MCU has been. Has life similar to the NYC in Raimi's Spider-Man movies. - The supporting cast is killer. Every member of Kamala's family is great, their dynamic makes the show. I think Kamala's friend Nakia will be a fan favorite. - For people uncertain about her power change: Kamala's insecurities are still represented through her powers. - The supporting cast is killer. Every member of Kamala's family is great, their dynamic makes the show. I think Kamala's friend Nakia will be a fan favorite. - For people uncertain about her power change: Kamala's insecurities are still represented through her powers. Summary: I really really liked episodes 1 and 2. It is the coming of age story we all wanted this to be. I think the show sets up Kamala well to have a similar appeal and relatability as Peter Parker does; which could make Ms. Marvel a household name in the near future.
Brandon Katz (TheWrap) - Ms Marvel: Enjoying the high school sitcom style. Head writer Bisha K. Ali has crafted a self-assured identity w/ relatable family dynamics, setting up a clear arc for Kamala to discover her true self. Her powers look GREAT & the animation FX flourishes accentuate the story. Ms Marvel is vibrant, colorful, and optimistic. If you're looking for grand world-impacting stakes, nothing in the first two episodes suggests that's what this show is about. But Ms. Marvel's focus on the more mundane growing pains of high school/family life are refreshing.
Phim Xmen reboot em nào mà ăn dc vai này thì ngon rồi
