Marvel and Disney (who owns everything these days) moved to the small screen leaving some high expectations after the solid work in Marvel recent movies and they started well but they weren't consistent.

WandaVision was a pleasant surprise, it was mysterious, original and up until the very last episode not your typical Marvel work, so I praised it, Falcon and the Winter Soldier on the other hand not so much.

There are several issues, the ones that bug me the most are, the sudden shift of character personality traces, there are at least two major characters on this show (secondary ones on the movies) that have a completely shifted personality and they seem to have been added because they are familiar and they needed to make them serve the purpose of the plot, and it felt weird.

Another issue for me was the strange and fast editing of the show, it throws you off, when a bunch of scenes are placed after another without continuity, and related to the technical aspect of the series, a lot of the CGI was poor and I wasn't expecting that from one of the richest companies in the world, regardless if its for television.

The plot didn't help much, the villain's motives are a bit foggy and not that clear.

In general I don't give it a lower score because it had a lot of potential, there were some nice scenes, cool characters and concepts were introduced and could be explored way more if given time, and also the messages it conveys I do agree with them, a show or movie has the right to be political, but it needs to be careful when it chooses to be, not to steer away from an organic story-line, and I'm not sure if they got that right.

Not a very interesting one I am still hoping for the next Marvel TV shows, already scheduled.