Jennifer Walters navigates the complicated life of a single, 30-something attorney who also happens to be a green 6-foot-7-inch superpowered Hulk.Jennifer Walters navigates the complicated life of a single, 30-something attorney who also happens to be a green 6-foot-7-inch superpowered Hulk.Jennifer Walters navigates the complicated life of a single, 30-something attorney who also happens to be a green 6-foot-7-inch superpowered Hulk.
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- TriviaAlthough each transformation from Jennifer Walters to She-Hulk and back is created using CGI, Malia Arrayah plays She-Hulk on-set for having reference of She-Hulk size (her face is replaced by the Tatiana Maslany using CGI). Maslany is 5' 4" (1,63 m) tall, while Arrayah is 6' 5¼" (1,96 m) tall.
- GoofsIn two of the first three episodes, in the courtroom they show the defendant seated at the table closest to the jury box. In American courts, the defendant is always seated AWAY from the jury, in the interests of safety. (This gives the bailiff more time to react should the defendant attack the jury.)
- Crazy creditsThe closing credits are a sequence of courtroom sketches, which vary depending on the episode.
- ConnectionsFeatured in AniMat's Crazy Cartoon Cast: D23 Expo 2019 Extravaganza (2019)
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What Happens When Your Focus Is On Trolling Trolls And Not On Telling A Good Story
She-Hulk has been a show that I have been putting off watching for a while now. I wasn't really impressed with any of the promotional material and the bad word of mouth kind of soured me out of wanting to give it a chance. However, recently my wife and I decided to try and catch up on some Marvel shows and movies we hadn't gotten to see yet, and we went ahead and did this one. And while there are certainly good parts within this series, I overall am in agreeance with people who say that this is probably the MCU's worst entry (it took a decade, but Iron Man 3 has finally been dethroned).
The issue with She-Hulk is that it is so focused on trying to troll the trolls who complain about female superheroes that it sacrifices good storytelling. Instead of tackling the struggle of women in the workplace in an organic and compelling way, it instead focuses way too much on cliched sexism and forced commentary about the treatment of female characters online. It's not that the issue itself is a bad thing to talk about, but the way it is presented feels overly preachy and condescending.
On top of that, the story ultimately leads to nowhere. Everything that is set up is essentially disposed of as a literal joke about Marvel's reliance on big budget endings. The season finale is an absolutely idiotic attempt to be satirical about the MCU, one that is not only not funny but instead makes us wonder why we wasted our time watching this show to begin with.
On top of that, the CGI is absolutely terrible. She-Hulk just does not look good at all, and gave me flashbacks of the 2003 Hulk. There's a particular bit of CGI use toward the end of the series involving another character that is even worse. The action scenes, save for one (I'll get to that in a moment) aren't really all that interesting, and the humor is ultimately hit or miss with a lot more miss than hit.
There are positives, of course. Tatiana Maslany is likeable in the role, and you can tell that she is having fun with it. There are some fourth wall breaks that are genuinely funny. By far the best part of this show is the episode involving Daredevil. They managed to get the character right while integrating him into the MCU very well. The one fight scene I liked in this show was the one involving him in the hallway. There are also hints of good character development for She-Hulk as she wrestles between her normal life and her new powers, but unfortunately those don't really go anywhere by the end.
Overall, She-Hulk is a blundered attempt to self-parody the MCU all while lacking anything that made the MCU great. It's not funny. It's not clever. It's not subtle with its commentary. It's just a bad show, and in an age where the MCU is on a decline, this is a perfect example of why that is the case.
The issue with She-Hulk is that it is so focused on trying to troll the trolls who complain about female superheroes that it sacrifices good storytelling. Instead of tackling the struggle of women in the workplace in an organic and compelling way, it instead focuses way too much on cliched sexism and forced commentary about the treatment of female characters online. It's not that the issue itself is a bad thing to talk about, but the way it is presented feels overly preachy and condescending.
On top of that, the story ultimately leads to nowhere. Everything that is set up is essentially disposed of as a literal joke about Marvel's reliance on big budget endings. The season finale is an absolutely idiotic attempt to be satirical about the MCU, one that is not only not funny but instead makes us wonder why we wasted our time watching this show to begin with.
On top of that, the CGI is absolutely terrible. She-Hulk just does not look good at all, and gave me flashbacks of the 2003 Hulk. There's a particular bit of CGI use toward the end of the series involving another character that is even worse. The action scenes, save for one (I'll get to that in a moment) aren't really all that interesting, and the humor is ultimately hit or miss with a lot more miss than hit.
There are positives, of course. Tatiana Maslany is likeable in the role, and you can tell that she is having fun with it. There are some fourth wall breaks that are genuinely funny. By far the best part of this show is the episode involving Daredevil. They managed to get the character right while integrating him into the MCU very well. The one fight scene I liked in this show was the one involving him in the hallway. There are also hints of good character development for She-Hulk as she wrestles between her normal life and her new powers, but unfortunately those don't really go anywhere by the end.
Overall, She-Hulk is a blundered attempt to self-parody the MCU all while lacking anything that made the MCU great. It's not funny. It's not clever. It's not subtle with its commentary. It's just a bad show, and in an age where the MCU is on a decline, this is a perfect example of why that is the case.
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- Jan 11, 2024
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