I remember actually reading Moon Knight in my teens in the 80s. It was cool and mystical. So when I saw this, I had really high expectations (for a MCU show, that is....). I just thought.....don't mess it up. Alas.

The extremely overrated Oscar Isaac, who played the most boring character in any Star Wars movie, the poor mans Han Solo, manage to get two accents sounding very silly. You see, after he becomes Moon Knight, he is both a strange version of Hugh Grant, a very redicilous Brit, and this bad boy mercenary, who really is Moon Knight. He turns into the mercenary each time he gets into trouble, and the makers of the series does this clever thing to hold down production costs; they just let us see the aftermath, not the action. So we are just as confused as Oscar Isaac.

He talks to an Egyptian God (an avatar), a big bird, who goes between coming with sarcastic remarks and treaths, while everyone thinks Isaac's crazy. Finally, in episode 2, we get the big payoff; the snappiest suit in the MCU since Spiderman from 1978. No, seriously, this is beyond cool. If you pause it, you'll actually see Egyptian marks in this awesome costume. And I absolutely loved that strange, half moon weapon.

Unfortunately, that's just about it. I freely admit I haven't seen the whole show, because it was plain boring. Ethan Hawke plays one of the most boring villains I've ever seen, the former victim (as he say) of Isaac's Egyptian god. I stopped watching when God was trapped in a tiny stone sculpture, cause by that time, the rest of the episode saw Isaac and his female sdekick looking at strange maps, trying to figure out cordinates to some chamber.

It's a mess. The story is a big, big mess, and not worth my time. Like the rest of MCU. My superhero fatigue has gone over to a coma. But thanks for the ride.