Moon Knight is a lesser known hero, which is all the more interesting after the more known heroes. The good part is that Moon Knight as a hero and as a series, has a completely different tone than other more colorful characters, being a blend of dark, with a touch of thriller and a bit of mysticism.

Another good part is Oscar Isaac, together with Ethan Hawke. Both steal the screen and have great chemistry. Their acting alone makes the show worthwile, while not discrediting the other lead and supporting cast who did a great job as well.

But I disagree with the 8-9-10's for the following reasons: * For a movie about mysticism, it's annoying how goofy they made Khonsu. Instead of a mysterious deity, he felt more like a goofy or witty side character. Same with the british tone of Steven. This was criticized by various reviewers and I can only agree there. This has nothing to do with Oscar Isaac's acting, but the character choice and writing were flawed here.

* The pacing was inconsistent. At times the series felt rushed, while at other times it dragged on. This was mainly the case when working the character development between Mark/Steven and Layla. That's okay in romantic chick flicks, but please. Not here, not that much. Same with the fights. That's not a pacing thing but more an editing and cinematography item. Moon Knight is less about powers and more about gritty fighting, but in this show that never translated to the screen well. This is surprizing considering how beautiful other scenes were shot.

Still worth a watch, and a nice addition to the MCU.