With Oscar Isaac, Ethan Hawke, F. Murray Abraham and May Calamawy, Moon Knight certainly has unbelievably talented acting. The story is mysterious and compelling. It's too bad all of the good stuff was ruined by unwatchable underexposed film grading.

This show is so dark and under exposed, the whole screen looked like nothing but a black rectangle most of the time. After switching from my vintage 2019 TV to my 2021 12.9" iPad Pro (which Apple says has one of the brightest displays available) and also sitting in a pitch dark room, the black rectangle occasionally showed something that looked like a face. My girlfriend just got up and left the room during the middle of the fourth episode. She said, "I'm not wasting my time on this. It's so dark I have no idea what's happening."

After trying to watch the show on various different screens, I too gave up during the fourth episode. We weren't alone. Talking to work friends, they all said the same thing. "The screen was so dark, I couldn't tell what was going on and just started watching something else."

Film studios, your customers watch on phones, tablets, laptops and five year old standard HD TV's. They don't have the expensive reference HDR displays and projection rooms that you watch in. It is vitally important your final proofs are done on the same displays your viewers will be using.

It's too bad. I really wanted to watch this. But there's no point watching something you can't see.