User Reviews

Why not a 10 you ask well because it had dull momments but that dull momments are over shadowed by the great momments and wow red hood have potential but we'll see.

Still waiting for raven.

After the disappoint of some episodes of s2 I can tell this season is going to be great.

Season 3 continues with a great follow-up episode to episode 1 which was also directed by Carol Banker. I thought the writing would be on the same level as the previous episode but it was actually better, a lot better. Episode 1 which was titled "Barbara Gordon" introduced most of the new cast and did two unexpected things, killing Jason Todd but it was for the better as he's one step closer to becoming one of my favorite antiheroes of DC Comics... Red Hood of course. The other unexpected yet brilliant thing was the storyline with Dick Grayson, Barbara Gordon and Bruce Wayne in how Bruce did the thing he swore to never do... To kill the Joker, I'm pretty certain that's what happened as it subtle yet clear thanks to Iain Glen's superb performance as Bruce Wayne. The episode follows the aftermath of those events. Vincent Kartheiser makes his anticipated appearance as Jonathan Crane, and the plot regarding Kory Anders develops faster than the previous episode. It's also nice to see other characters get more screen time, especially Gar Logan who is the heart of the show. The chemistry between Brenton Thwaites and Alan Ritchson and their respective characters are some of the best of the show, their banter and friendship seem so natural, like so many of the actors in Titans.

There's plenty of world building through visual storytelling and of course its writing. The cinematography is on the same level, simply breathtaking. The new sets and locations were great, the production value have really gone up and I love the huge amount of detail they put in with things like props and so on, the creators really care about the source material. The fight and action sequences isn't remarkable but good, mostly because they seem personal and that the visual effects hold up. It's always nice to see the superheroes using their powers. The final fight where Nightwing goes up against Red Hood was brilliant, a bit short but still brilliant. They use their skills and it's an even fight, that's what made it so entertaining for me.

Summary: Red Hood is more action packed and has a much faster pace, and it succeeds in having two separate tones, darker and lighter. I think it fits the show. There's also a lot of moments I liked, lots of acting performances I liked and just a near perfect episode.

The acting is great! The CGI is amazing and looks expensive. They don't go cheap with the budget. The costumes and sets are wonderful. The story is wonderful. It's such a refreshing show compared to the CW shows. It's an amazing superhero TV show and we need more shows like this. We also need more Superboy in the show. He's an absolute beast!

The plot continous to unfold in a good way. We have more time for watching the team and Jason Todd/ Redhood. Also the casting of Scarecrow is a really good one.

THIS SEASON IS FIRE!!!!!!!!! Red hood vs nightwing, that's a clash of titans, like literally!! Just forget about all the other characters and give me more robin's confrontations, this is EPIC.

-The story,the acting,the actors,the costumes and even the music ,which reminds me about the best action movies from the 90' s like the Matrix , with plenty of cool and rythmic alternative rock elements are getting better and better with each new episode.

Business back to normal, this has the look of a great season. The action is back, the story is good, and the intrigue has taken point. Plenty of action, with a couple of twists. Bring it on.

I wish it was just the nightwing show, I could care less about the other Titians.

Episode 2: Nice characters talking and interacting, some nice development, lacking heavily in seriousness and action, real action, not some kindergarten cheesiness.

Hope it gets better. So far, two episodes in, nothing's in sight.