The first word that comes to mind when I think of this show is inconsistent. I was so excited for this from when it was announced and after seeing the trailers I thought it had potential to be one of if not the best Marvel Disney + show yet. Whilst I thought the first episode set up the story incredibly well and created so much intrigue, I sensed it going downhill in the second episode - Stephen Grant annoyed me so much in that final sequence which was messy as a whole. From then on, I found the majority of the show messy. The CGI ranged from decent to distractingly dodgy throughout. The humour was very hit or miss and, for me, so was the rather pivotal character of Stephen Grant. I didn't care massively for Layla either - I didn't think she was necessarily bad but I also didn't find her super interesting. Ethan Hawke's performance was actually really good (I thought he made for an incredible villain), as was F Murray Abraham's voice acting for Khonsu. Oscar Isaac was pretty awesome too and often hit it out the park with the dual personality performance but, as I said, I didn't always appreciate Stephen. That's the thing - when things worked they worked brilliantly, which made it more jarring when other things didn't land so well. I mostly loved the blending of horror with fantasy, comedy and mystery but yeah not always. I wish there were more genuine horror elements throughout because these moments were stand outs. My favourite episodes were the first and the fifth which I undoubtedly found to be the most consistently enjoyable. The finale had some really epic moments but also some really rubbish moments, making for a bit of a disappointing and disjointed ending - although the post credits scene left it on an incredibly high note.

So basically, despite giving us a lot of brilliant moments, elements and concepts and being an overall decent show, I thought Moon Knight was ultimately inconsistent and a waste of massive potential, if not still enjoyable.

Rating - 7/10.