Good films always raise compelling questions, whether the format is fiction or documentary fact.

While it is a pity that the story wasn't told with more visual finesse, this is trivial compared to our real-world problems. It takes a good movie to put that into perspective.

This is one of the best movies I’ve seen in a very long time. You have to go and see this on the big screen.

It's a feast for the eyes. But what really makes this dramedy work is the acting.

OK, I'm a sucker for hard boiled hard drinking Raymon Chandler-esq noir, but this succeeds where other attempts have failed (Agent Carter, for instance) because each and every character has a depth and nuance and motivation rarely seen on the small screen. I will admit the first season is a bit better than the second, but I recently rewatched the second and found some things I missed- it's very good as well.

I read all the negativity about season two and almost didn't watch it based on that, but I have to say I'm enjoying season two. A lot. I'm even enjoying it more than the previous season. I think it is giving the characters more depth as to understand each characters actions and way of being more.

Season 1 was amazing that I'd rate it 9/10 Season 2 was annoying that i'd Rate it 5/10Season 2 is annoying due to the fact of too much drama specially from Trish Walker who is a self-righteous girl who is really jealous from Jessica Jones and the fact that she has powers. Trish can do everything and get away with it which shows the audience if you are white and rich you can do anything you want and no one can stop you They should kill her off the show, she isn't anything like in the comics. Trish's mother is just annoying , literally no other word can explain her. Jessica's mother is over to the rate that it's annoying. Jessica is the only female character in this season(2) that is interesting to watch.I thought this show was supposed to increase the idea of women power as well. All we can see is that they portrayed negatively and we can see that when women have power it is a disastrous thing.

Season 1This review contains spoilers for the first season.Jessica Jones is a Netflix exclusive television series that is set in the Marvel universe. The series follows Jessica Jones a private investigator with super powers. The series also follows other characters Jessica is acquainted with. The series arc is overcoming Kilgrave, another human with superpowers.Jessica Jones has some great components. David Tennant as Kilgrave is great. The actor does a great job portraying the villain that can control minds through speech. The series does a good job in setting up the character before the audience sees him through Jessica's flashbacks. It was clear that the writers intended for Jessica to overcome the post-traumatic stress disorder that was brought on by Kilgrave's control. Likewise Krysten Ritter as Jessica Jones does a good job in the role. She plays the private detective plagued by her past well. The story and writing is overall good but suffers from some problems. The story's focus is on Kilgrave, but the series sets him up at the start and spends a few episodes focusing on other characters. The story could have been improved by editing out the characters or by shortening the length of the season. The season was and should always have been about Kilgrave and Jessica. The side characters in this show are still interesting but reinforce the same main arc of the story. Nothing new is added by including these stories even when they reach their satisfying conclusion. It seemed as if these side arcs were meant to be filler with very few times they are reused in the main arc.The directing and editing are bland overall. There were not any scenes that stuck out as impressive. The main draw to this series is its high budget and actors.Overall Jessica Jones season 1 is a worthwhile watch even though the story can be uneven at times.