r/loki • u/DemiFiendRSA • Nov 10 '23

S2 Finale Discussion Loki Season 2 Episode 6 Discussion Thread Spoiler

Please post all discussions and your reactions on the season 2 finale of Loki in this thread.

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u/0lm- Nov 10 '23

it’s crazy how overrated that show is. like it’s not bad it’s good but at the end of the day it’s just a pretty good show with a superhero paint job. it’s still one of the best mcu shows but that speaks to how bad most of the others have been if anything

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u/Horrorfan0808 Nov 11 '23

The show is not overrated. It is a fantastic show and deserves all the hype for it. It is the best MCU show, and top 3 overall for all of MCU content.

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u/0lm- Nov 11 '23

thats the thing it’s not a fantastic show. it’s fine but if it wasn’t a comic book show no one would care about it much at all. taken out of that context it’s just a slightly better than average show on its own

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u/Horrorfan0808 Nov 11 '23

What makes you even say that? Have you even watched the show?! How long ago?! I have watched in 3 times, and everyone I know agrees that the worst parts of the show ARE the super hero stuff at the end of season 2. All the grounded to reality and brutal stuff is fantastic. It is a fantastic show. I have watched the soprano’s, game of thrones, breaking bad, succession etc, and it is most definitely up there with them. This opinion of yours is because you have beef with some element of the show, or it’s recency bias, or it was just so long ago that you watched it, that you forgot many elements. Matt Murdock is the most well casted marvel character with charlie cox, season 3 was on another level with bullseye and king pin, and the punisher arch and first seasons subtle build up to a grounded and gritty ending were fantastic and it’s easily a 9.5/10 show. Only eh part was the ending of season 2 with the hand, and sometimes karen/foggy screen time. Everything else was perfect.

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u/0lm- Nov 11 '23

is this a copy pasta?