Post by Mighty Attack Tribble on Sept 18, 2024 22:46:31 GMT -5
Well, it's out and it's apparently... okay?
IGN (8/10): The premiere of Marvel’s Agatha All Along excellently recaptures the magic of WandaVision with a dark, mysterious, and campy story that showcases the delightful wickedness of Kathryn Hahn’s titular witch.
GamesRadar (5/5): Led by the wickedly talented Kathryn Hahn, this weird, women-led ensemble show has everything: laughs, scares, and genuine character development, making it a worthy successor to Disney Plus's acclaimed WandaVision.
Entertainment Weekly (C+): Agatha All Along is an amusing WandaVision follow-up that lacks a clear purpose
ComicBook.com (4/5): Agatha All Along brings humor, mystery, and real stakes to the magic corner of the MCU as both a fitting successor to WandaVision — and as its own entity as well.
Variety: Even when the mechanics of its story aren’t entirely clear to the audience, 'Agatha All Along' is never less than thoroughly enjoyable. There’s a sense of fun, not to mention consistent episodic structure, in the coven’s journey down the Road, punctuated by Agatha’s tantrums and waystations set-designed to the gills.
The Playlist (C+): As trifling as “Agatha All Along” feels, at least it’s watchable, marginally humorous, and not at all like Marvel homework despite its connection to past Marvel shows
SlashFilm (7.5/10): The first four episodes of "Agatha All Along" have done a great job at finding the balance between turning Marvel lore into a spooky fun time (not unlike "Werewolf By Night") and laying the groundwork for what has the potential to be one of the best Marvel TV shows on the roster by being unapologetically its own thing.
Collider (8/10): Agatha All Along brings Kathryn Hahn’s Agatha Harkness back for a spooky, silly, and sexy adventure that serves as a worthy follow-up to WandaVision.
ScreenGeek (C): Agatha All Along takes us back to the MCU with Agatha Harkness - but the adventures of everyone's favorite witch could've used a bit more work.
GamesRadar (5/5): Led by the wickedly talented Kathryn Hahn, this weird, women-led ensemble show has everything: laughs, scares, and genuine character development, making it a worthy successor to Disney Plus's acclaimed WandaVision.
Entertainment Weekly (C+): Agatha All Along is an amusing WandaVision follow-up that lacks a clear purpose
ComicBook.com (4/5): Agatha All Along brings humor, mystery, and real stakes to the magic corner of the MCU as both a fitting successor to WandaVision — and as its own entity as well.
Variety: Even when the mechanics of its story aren’t entirely clear to the audience, 'Agatha All Along' is never less than thoroughly enjoyable. There’s a sense of fun, not to mention consistent episodic structure, in the coven’s journey down the Road, punctuated by Agatha’s tantrums and waystations set-designed to the gills.
The Playlist (C+): As trifling as “Agatha All Along” feels, at least it’s watchable, marginally humorous, and not at all like Marvel homework despite its connection to past Marvel shows
SlashFilm (7.5/10): The first four episodes of "Agatha All Along" have done a great job at finding the balance between turning Marvel lore into a spooky fun time (not unlike "Werewolf By Night") and laying the groundwork for what has the potential to be one of the best Marvel TV shows on the roster by being unapologetically its own thing.
Collider (8/10): Agatha All Along brings Kathryn Hahn’s Agatha Harkness back for a spooky, silly, and sexy adventure that serves as a worthy follow-up to WandaVision.
ScreenGeek (C): Agatha All Along takes us back to the MCU with Agatha Harkness - but the adventures of everyone's favorite witch could've used a bit more work.