Moon Knight as a concept is just awesome. A dark-themed god-possessed anti-hero with multiple personalities. There's so much to delve into with the character, and Oscar Isaac does unfathomably amazing in the role.

It's clear that the entire team put their hearts into this project as well. The directing is next level, and the attention to detail in the set design and VFX is crazy. The little things about this show elevate the entire experience.

Because of all this talent, we get easily the best pilot of a Disney+ show, as well as the show with the most consistent quality level throughout. Still, it could've been better.

They changed a lot about Moon Knight from the comics, which is fine. I was okay with how they changed Steven and Marc (Mr. Knight not so much). I just with the reason for making changes wasn't as stupid as "he's too similar to Batman".

Regardless, we still ended up with an awesome protagonist(s?) through which was got many powerful and emotional scenes.

As for the other characters, there's a lot to like but not many to like at the same time. Khonsu is super interesting. His presence is always felt and his relationship with Marc makes you hate and love him. Either way, they really should've used more of the supporting characters from the comics. Having it just be Layla is weird, but her inclusion works other than the love triangle.

Even aside from Taweret, the show constantly feels held back. They go darker than most of Marvel Studios' outing and there is blood here and there, but it's still not being allowed to reach the level it should be at. Thankfully, it mostly takes itself seriously at least. The underlying themes the show builds are perfect, but some more brutality on screen would've been very welcome.

Still, I love what we got with this show. Parts of it were a bit too out there for me personally, but it feels fresh and the ambiguity of it all makes it even more unique.

Like every Disney+ show, it is heavily handicapped by its length. There's so much lore, plot, and character study crammed into six episodes. It makes it all feel incredibly fast-paced and difficult to follow. I think more than any other show Moon Knight would've benefited greatly from 10 episodes. For example, seeing more of Marc and Layla's relationship and backstory would've went a long way rather than cramming it all in episode 5.

I can't help but feel like this show could've been more, and we were so close yet so far from "the next Daredevil". It's just too restrained as is to match that level of quality.

But in the end we were given what we were given, and aside from minor issues it's still a really good FIRST season. This show absolutely needs to continue. There's so much more to tackle here. If this is the only season we ever get, then they've simply done the character dirty.