Moon Knight is one of the biggest surprises. A tv series that introduced a mysterious and complex character in a creative, dramatic, and dark way that fits the character of Moon Knight. Directed by Mohammed Diab, Mohammed gives us a great representation of Egypt and the middle east in a way that isn't like any other typical middle east representations where it illustrates sand and similar stuff. Even tho there where a lot of sand and desert in this series, what Diab represented in terms of the Egyptian culture and the monarchs of ancient Egypt is different and unique. Moreover, the great use of some Egyptian music songs in the opening and closing credits. For instance, the song El Melouk by Ahmed Saad was featured in the closing credits of episode 3.

The use of some props and other small cinematic techniques and details helped a lot in terms of the storytelling as it made it better to understand things. For instance, the use of mirrors and cinematography to illustrate the different characters within the protagonist and how it progresses/changes throughout the series. Moreover, the color palette of some scenes in the series is stunning. For instance the one in episode 3 (won't mention the scene to avoid spoilers). I believe that MoonKnight presented yet another great suit-up scene. It reminded me of those great Iron Man suit-up scenes in Iron Man 1 and Avengers Infinity War in which MoonKnight is very close to being as great as them.

Oscar Isaac is phenomenal, especially in the last 3 episodes. His acting performance keeps getting better and better episode after another until it reaches the last episode. He is able to portray the different emotions his character is feeling and the different events his character has witnessed. May Kalamaway who is by the far the greatest thing this series has. Loved her character development and where she ended in the last episode. She gave the series its own taste and kind through her great appearance which meant a lot. Finally, Ethan Hawke is a good villain but not what I expected. I felt like there should've been more effort put into his character and into his acting as I felt it was so basic and presented nothing new or unique that would put him next to the great villains in the MCU.

The series does have a few flaws as it might be a little disappointing at times. However, it still did satisfy the fans of Moon Knight as it did stick to its comic book originality sometimes, especially in terms of customs and sometimes the events of the story. In addition, the series kind of ruined the villain as it made him look weak, especially in the first 3 episodes.

Last but not least, Hesham Nazih's great music score added a lot of power and hype to the character of MoonKnight. Really loved how the music was also inspired by Hesham's previous music score as it was similar to a few pieces he scored before. Also, how it had a lot of inspiration from Egypt and its culture.

MY RATING IS 8/10.