Cinematography and screenplay is very clearn, the show is visually brilliant but It was let down by what seems a lack effort in the writing department.

If you aren't familiar with the 'idiot plot' phenomenon then there are some good examples for you in this show. It seems to follow the superhero genre around like a bad smell. For example, someone knows a secret that is important and for no reason that can be justified, they don't tell the person that needs to hear it, that they would probaby usually do so. Characters frequently do the worst possible thing in a given moment and often against their character flow.

I'm not sure why there's so much hate to Ellen Page, she wasn't that bad and while I'm no fan at all, she is still the right type of person for the oppressed personality she was meant to play. It just got very inconsistent as to who she was.

The show is super predictable, I figured out what would be the cause of the ending in episode 2 and started skipping sections from about 5 episodes in because I was getting frustrated with the inconsistent characters and unsurprisingly opportune timing of another poorly written hurdle to delay any positive progress.

While #5 was the strongest actor of the crew, I feel like the only solid performances were that of Hazel and Cha Cha. They bounce off each other well and show a realistic natural progression of their characters.

A common theme I see from superhero movies is they are based on the unrealistic which is fine and often awesome, if it can be at least semi justified. They mostly seem to forget however that character actions should not be unrealistic and should always be justified.

A 6 overall which to me means that if you like the genre, you are probably used to and can look past the common flaws and have an enjoyable watch.