
Reviews — Loki
Audience write-ups from TMDB
ephraimk
I genuinely didn't expect it to be this good. The previous Thor installments, excluding *Ragnarok*, felt like an awkward combination of fantasy, science fiction, and superhero elements that just didn’t quite work together. Loki was a welcome change and kept me completely engaged throughout the entire series. Despite needing to alter the ending to minimize Kang's role because of what happened with Jonathan Majors, the…
watchnrant
The God of Mischief is back, and he truly delivers. _Loki_, Marvel's new series streaming on Disney+, successfully blends the inventive spirit of _WandaVision_ with the enjoyable camaraderie that was missing from _The Falcon and the Winter Soldier_. From the very first episode, it’s clear you’re in for a wild journey involving shifting realities. With its complex story spanning different time periods and impressive v…
xever
It's positive that this series helped advance the narrative within the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Nevertheless, my preference remains with the first season over the second. The program maintains a high level of quality, making it worthwhile for those committed to following the broader MCU storyline.
ViolettSmith
The second season of Loki proved to be something I liked watching. There was just one episode that didn’t quite hit the mark for me; Episode 3 seemed noticeably slower than the rest and focused more on setting things up. The finale worked well, though it left me wondering how Marvel could possibly craft a narrative if they decided to do another season. It felt complete, like a proper conclusion to both a season and p…
Dean
This television program was made on a limited budget, yet it’s surprisingly decent, with Tom Hiddleston delivering an impressive performance. The initial episodes move at a leisurely pace, though the story gains momentum as it progresses. It doesn't reach the level of a truly exceptional work, but I certainly didn't find it unpleasant, and thankfully avoids what some might consider overly progressive messaging—that’s…
PhilTheBronxite
The show Loki, featuring Tom Hiddleston, really showcases his talent. The performances from the actors in supporting parts—like Owen Wilson, Sophia Di Martino, and Gugu Mbatha-Raw—are particularly noteworthy, alongside some impressive action scenes. It’s easily the strongest series to come out on Disney+ so far within the Marvel universe, though I'm a little worried about whether the next season can live up to it.
Martha
My feelings about this are pretty negative. I don’t think Tom Hiddleston is at fault; he's fantastic playing Loki, but the narrative itself didn't grab me. The whole thing felt confusing throughout. He consistently gives a good performance, and it's pleasant to watch him even if you have to work to understand what's going on with the plot. I did find some enjoyment in the different versions of the character, pa…
Nathan
The initial episodes of Loki felt sluggish, but it quickly gains momentum, maintaining a thrilling pace throughout the multiverse’s complicated developments. This series plays a vital role in establishing the MCU's Multiverse and serves as an ideal entry point for audiences. The interactions between Owen Wilson and Tom Hiddleston are truly enjoyable to watch. Sophia Di Martino delivers a strong performance as Sylvie,…
Manuel São Bento
Loki stands out as another remarkable entry in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, offering a thorough examination of the character himself while also presenting audiences with the origins of the Multiverse. The writing team excels at crafting the TVA and its intricate rules surrounding time, which have significant consequences for everything, though there are moments where it feels like too much information is being pres…
mohammadsi20
The initial episodes of Loki are captivating, maintaining a sense of mystery that carries over to each subsequent installment, making it well worth watching. It’s likely to have a significant impact and demonstrate just how exceptional a television show can be.


