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Hesham NazihActeurs·trices:
Oscar Isaac, Ethan Hawke, May Calamawy, Gaspard Ulliel, F. Murray Abraham, Ann Akinjirin, Fernanda Andrade, Lucy Thackeray, Ahmad Dash (plus)Épisodes(6)
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Le Mystère du poisson rouge (E01)
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Invoque le costume (E02)
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En toute amitié (E03)
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Le Tombeau (E04)
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L'Asile (E05)
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Des dieux et des monstres (E06)
Résumés(1)
Employé discret dans une boutique de souvenirs, Steven Grant est soudain victime de pertes de mémoire et hanté par des visions d'une autre vie. Il découvre alors qu'il souffre d'un trouble dissociatif de l'identité et qu'il partage le même corps qu'un mercenaire, Marc Spector. Alors que l'étau se resserre sur Steven/Marc, les deux hommes doivent gérer cette double identité complexe tout en échappant à leurs ennemis dans une aventure périlleuse parmi les puissants dieux d'Égypte. (Canal+)
(plus)Critiques (3)
Another Marvel series, Moon Knight brings something different to the table, but that doesn't mean it's bad. The first two episodes promise a lot, but as the series progresses, it leans more towards a children's tale than an action-packed thrill for adults. Despite this, Oscar Isaac brings so much to the character that it remains engaging. You can't help but enjoy it, even when you realize that Isaac's biggest enemy is often himself rather than any external threat.
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A hippo, a crocodile and a bird walk into a bar and a fight begins... Moon Knight is slightly different from what you might expect. Which on the one hand is fine and on the other is really bad. The violent and bloody potential is approached rather naughtily. We do get dead bodies and bloody slaughter, but unfortunately the killing happens in a flash, so the viewer misses everything and just gets to see the hero with a pile of dead bodies around him, looking in bewilderment at his blood-covered hands. But the storyline with the changing personalities peaking in the psychiatric hospital is excellent. Unfortunately the quality of episodes isn’t balanced. The ones directed by Diab lack oomph and the scenes roll out, like on a conveyor belt. Conversely, Moorhead and Benson are playful, surprising and they add the oh-so-important atmosphere of chaos and uncertainty. Isaac was excellently cast; the only problem I can find is the way Spector turns soft in the final episodes. It’s easy to watch and, yes, unexpectedly rough for a Disney; Moon Knight had as much potential as Deadpool, but they failed to take full advantage of it. But it’s a good watch, all the same.
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I really enjoyed this series a lot. The Jekyll-and-Hyde horror vibe mixes very naturally with the adventure more in the style of The Mummy than Indiana Jones, but it's still Marvel, so there's no shortage of humor (pleasantly dark at times) and action (imaginative thanks to something I won't reveal). The final two episodes and the very end then made Moon Knight something more than just another comic book adaptation, and made the main character one of the most interesting in the MCU, which I hope the lords and ladies will capitalize on. If they don't, it would be a real shame.
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