I just finished watching the opening episode of Marvel's Inhumans. Given the early feedback I'd read on comic blogs and YouTube channels, I was expecting to be dramatically underwhelmed...at best.
Honestly, I don't get all the negativity. The show seemed pretty good to me. It did a nice job introducing the internal dynamics of the royal family and slowly revealing what a backstabbing schemer Maximus is.
While I would've preferred a closer adherence to the classic comic depictions, there's just some things you can't easily translate from the animated world to the live action one. (Exhibit A: the loss of Captain America's classic "head wings" in the MCU movies).
At the risk of labelling myself an unsophisticated boob, I'm going to say that I actually like the first episode of the Inhumans, and am eager to see more.
There. I said it. Now, let the mockery and nerd-shaming ensue. 😎
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