I really appreciated the fact that we now get to see the League members actually interact with one another and bounce off each other. In the movie, you never saw any of them really together in the same scene, so it's cool to see what their interpersonal dynamics are.
It's interesting how you read Envy's musical number. My impression was that she didn't really care about Scott and wanted to make the whole funeral about herself. Like, it was just an opportunity to prop herself up and take over the spotlight.
The fact that coin death here is a real thing is a nice detail. But l have to wonder: what are the laws? I mean, do you have the right to just kill anybody you want and not face any consequences? The movie was very murder-happy as I recall, it didn't take death seriously at all, while the show seems more aware of that, and trying to push back against that mentality.
Notably, Matthew beats Gideon but doesn't actually kill him.
I really appreciated the fact that we now get to see the League members actually interact with one another and bounce off each other. In the movie, you never saw any of them really together in the same scene, so it's cool to see what their interpersonal dynamics are.
It's interesting how you read Envy's musical number. My impression was that she didn't really care about Scott and wanted to make the whole funeral about herself. Like, it was just an opportunity to prop herself up and take over the spotlight.
The fact that coin death here is a real thing is a nice detail. But l have to wonder: what are the laws? I mean, do you have the right to just kill anybody you want and not face any consequences? The movie was very murder-happy as I recall, it didn't take death seriously at all, while the show seems more aware of that, and trying to push back against that mentality.
Notably, Matthew beats Gideon but doesn't actually kill him.