A wise employee of a souvenir shop, Stephen Grant, suddenly experiences memory loss and is troubled by visions of other lives. He finds that he suffers from dissociative identity disorder and that he shares the same body as the mercenary, Mark Spector. The loop is stretched on Stephen / Mark, two people immersed in a dangerous adventure between the mighty gods of Egypt will have to find balance in this dual identity.
Moon Knight, created by Jeremy Slater
With Oscar Isaacs, Ethan Hawke, f. Murray with Abraham …
Available on Disney + (6 episodes, one every Wednesday)
According to Le Monde:
“Starting in a burlesque tone, it goes through a nightmare and thrives on action sequences that seem to be disconnected from the unpublished Indiana Jones. The original soundtrack, which consists mostly of modern Arabic pop, completes Moon Knight with its weird flavor.” 3.5 / 5
According to Télé Loisirs:
“The stakes are high. Moon Knight really takes you to MCU, the Marvel movie world, more psychological, gently creepy, and often close to a thriller.” 4/5
According to the first:
“With a lot of creativity, Egyptian director Mohamed Diab puts on this waltz of personalities who come and go without warning in the Pharaonic Adventures of Indiana Jones, made in MCU. (…) The choreography was meticulously thought out and it was insidiously fun.” 4/5
According to Le Figaro:
“Far from orientalist clichés and desert-dwelling pyramids, the director enjoys the pale neon corridors, multiplying the mirror-suppressing games that allow Stephen and Morgan to look at each other and engage in dialogue. A duplicate that is sometimes a source of confusion, but no. Without humor. “ 3.5 / 5
According to The Hollywood Reporter:
“Only a comic book reader can say after four episodes what a character can or cannot do and describe his or her personality, because what we have shown so far is a pale copy of Deadpool. It is unfortunate that neither Steve and Mark are actually developed and get results. A form of something that relies heavily on Oscar Isaac’s performance rather than show writing skills. 2.5 / 5
Source: allocine
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