'Moon Knight' review: A new Marvel hero rises in an intense psychological thriller


The latest MCU TV show is an intriguing psychological thriller that has its fair share of superhero action and a strong performance by Oscar Isaac. – Photos: Disney+ Hotstar

Have you ever danced with an Egyptian god by the pale moonlight? Well, Moon Knight has, and unlike a certain Dark Knight whose famous movie's quote I just paraphrased, he actually has super powers to go with his arsenal of moon-themed gadgets.

Now streaming on Disney+ Hotstar, Moon Knight stars Oscar Isaac as Steven Grant, a mild-mannered Londoner who works in a museum gift shop and is plagued by continuous blackouts and mysterious memories of a life somehow separate from his own.

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Summary:

An MCU series that benefits from being not connected to the MCU (yet)

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