Season 2 – Marvel - Jessica Jones

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SiddhanthRoyal @SidRoyal Dec 15 Just feels like netflix had their rights to develop another season after amazing season 1. It's a complete misfire, like in the end there is a major death and Jessica just moves on from it , just like that?! Make it make sense... please...! See more Fernando C @FernandoConti Aug 25 Don't watch season 2 if you liked season 1. They might seem related but there's no story and no soul. Everything that made season 1 great is gone, even though the cast and crew do their best with what's written. It's incredible there's even a 3rd season, which apparently is even worse, but I'm not going to check it out. Fast-forwarding through season 2 was more than enough. See more Lenny Jun 27 I love it all, it's amazing See more James J @JamesAMC May 18 Jessica Jones Seasons is a sanctimonious, unwatchable trainwreck that makes foot-binding cloth look like a tweet. After the raw, unapologetic brilliance of The Punisher and Daredevil, this is a steaming pile of super garbage! Melissa Rosenberg’s delusional, self-righteous script pretends it’s profound while torching every character, especially Trish Walker. Jessica, a smug, hypocritical fake hero, struts around on her moral high horse, getting her mom, Alisa, and adoptive mom, Dorothy, killed through her inaction. Then, she betrays her sister, Trish, condemning her for fighting a psycho like Sallinger. Trish, scarred by a childhood under her abusive mom’s iron grip and years of powerlessness, becomes a vigilante to stop untouchable monsters. Yet, Rosenberg’s brain-dead writing reduces her to a cartoon villain, chained in the Raft like a comic-book reject, forced to choke out a “bad guy” confession. Jessica’s sanctimonious cowardice—forgiving killers like Kilgrave but dooming her own family—makes The Last of Us Part II’s preaching look subtle. She ignores Trish’s agony: her mom’s brutal murder, the torturous experiments for powers, her lifelong fight against helplessness. Rosenberg’s smug “power corrupts” drivel insults our intelligence, turning Trish’s comic-book Hellcat potential into a pathetic punchline. Punisher’s Frank Castle kills with purpose and gets a pass; Daredevil’s Matt Murdock bends rules with nuance; Luke Cage embraces gritty heroism. But Jessica Jones just lectures, with Jessica playing saint while stabbing Trish in the back. Save your time—this infuriating, pretentious garbage isn’t worth your Netflix subscription. Zero stars for Rosenberg’s sanctimonious, intelligence-insulting flop! See more Vasqu3z V @JuliV Apr 21 More personal, more of Jessicas Backstory. I liked it although i wondered what a horrible person and mother Alisa is.. despite having these side effects from the surgeries on her. Jeri's arc seemed a bit out of place but it was interesting. Surprising and emotional Ending. There was one big Plothole that never got explained or was just forgotten. See more Khaztiel D @khaztielddenver_ Feb 21 Esta temporada te va enganchado de manera suave, tiene un inicio un poco lento para mi gusto pero en esos primeros episodios podemos ver la magnitud que va ha ser esta historia. Me gustó el desarrollo de cada uno de los personajes que salen en la serie y pues ese final fue algo que no me lo esperaba. Jessica Jones me sorprendió en esta temporada. See more Read all reviews

Marvel - Jessica Jones — Season 2

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