Invincible Season 2
SCORE: 38
I know I watched the first season of Invincible. I must have decided
to not review it like some other slop and garbage I have seen. I decided
it was important to review Invincible Season 2. I may even go back and
review the first season. There is one question that came to me after
watching Invincible Season 2. Is this kind of moral filth what you
really enjoy watching? Is it really?
There will be spoilers in my review of Invincible Season 2. There are
eight episodes that range in the forty something minute range to around
an hour. The issues families can have with Invincible Season 2 are
violence, gore, bad lack, lack of attire, enticement to lust, sex
outside of marriage, sexual deviancy, multiverse and more. Invincible
Season 2 is definitely under the umbrella of war on men.
Mark is still dealing with what his dad did in the first season. His dad
beat him up real good and left. We learn more about the Viltrumites in
Invincible Season 2. Omniman is on a planet with a bunch of bug people.
Mark gets tricked to show up and help his dad. Ultimately Mark was not
much help, but he brings his half brother back to Earth with him. The
Viltrumites want Mark to take over his father's mission.
There is a coalition in space that is trying to fight off the
Viltrumites. They are looking for weapons that will help them. Omniman
wrote some science fiction books that are actually stories of things
that can hurt his people. The motives of Omniman make little to no sense
to me in most of Invincible Season 2. Mark kills a guy and feels
horrible about it. He keeps beating himself up over it in Invincible
Season 2.
There are aspects of Invincible Season 2 that make no sense to me.
People of the same power level are able to do some disgusting things to
one another. Like break an arm where the bone is easily showing and the
arm barely hanging. Mark and his girlfriend break up in Invincible
Season 2. That opens the door for Mark and Eve to have a relationship.
- Paul
Video: 30%
Audio: 40%
Replay/Extras: 50%
Functionality: 40%
Family Friendly Factor: 30%
System: Amazon Prime
Publisher: Amazon Studios
Developer: Skybound Entertainment
Rating: ‘16-18+’ for SIXTEEN to EIGHTEEN and OLDER ONLY {Violence, Foul
Language}
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