Luke Cage (TV Series) All Souled Out (2018) User Reviews

Massive Improvement

[zomgzomg · 6/10 · 22 January 2019]

I'm genuinely surprised how solid this episode was. The writing, directing, editing and acting were all improved.

Luke Cage actually felt like the main character for the first time this season.

The other characters, especially Misty were having some moral dilemmas which made the show way more interesting.

Foggy was a welcome addition as he and Luke bounced off of each other quite well.

Mariah's storyline still remains to be mostly uninteresting but at least with that ending it might be better going forward.

The entire plot felt more collected and the pacing was far better.

Overall, this is the first episode of Season Two I found consistently enjoyable.

this is a review for the entire season

[louiethepitt · 8/10 · 24 July 2018]

Well I finished it...and decided to review it here on this episode because it was at this point in this episode the series turns around...before this episode the series is one big waste of time...but this episode wow and the rest from here are just Gold...the series ends up with a big bang...those last 3 episodes are a Gem... sadly it wasted 5 episodes to get there...and I really feel the writers could have told the story of this 5 episodes in 2 more interesting episodes...but it is what it is...from this episode forward the series is very good an solid 8/10... before this episode the series is a completely different series a 3/10.

A little more lively

[Leofwine_draca · 6/10 · 5 November 2021]

Another episode where they bring in an outside character to give the cast something to do. This time it's Foggy from DAREDEVIL and surprisingly enough he's a welcome presence. The rest seems okay, a little more lively than the previous ones.

All Souled Out

[bobcobb301 · 7/10 · 29 June 2018]

Foggy was not a character I wanted to see crossover into this show, but we knew it would happen at some point.

It wasn't entirely bad, some good and funny Luke violence moments, but it almost drifted too far in an attempt to be a comedy today. This show can be a lot of things, but save the dramedy elements to Jessica Jones.