
EPISODE 1.1
Titans
Rachel Roth, a teen haunted by dark visions and powers,
... More falls under the wing of Detective Dick Grayson. We also meet Kory Anders and Beast Boy Gar Logan.LessWhen Titans focuses on its characters and not trying to shock or scare us, it's an engaging ride - like a fledgling sidekick, it lacks discipline, but still packs a punch.
Full reviewThe times they're apart in the first few episodes aren't nearly as interesting as when they meet, except for Starfire (Anna Diop), who lights up every scene she's in, literally, and could be the best thing about this show.
Full reviewThese are some capital-S Serious teens out to prove that they matter. And after three of the first season's 12 episodes from the doofus trifecta behind the show I'm not convinced they do.
Full reviewThe production design looks cheap, the fight scenes perfunctory and forgettable, and Starfire is the only lead character in the initial episodes to make much of an impression at all.
Full reviewTitans might as well arrive carrying a sign that says "Ask Me About My Edginess."
Full review"Titans" borrows from police procedurals, action thrillers and teenage dramas, but it goes grayer, quieter and more psychological.
Full reviewIt might be a bit darker than you like, with a bit less of a sense of humor than the others have, but it's still well done.
Full reviewThe quest these characters are on is engaging enough to keep even the most casual viewer intrigued and coming back for more.
Full reviewThe violence takes some getting used to, but it balances well with humor and powerful performances to create an engaging show.
Full reviewTitans is the absolute zenith of the post-Nolan, post-Dark Knight era of "mature" comic book storytelling, a show with both the grittiness and enjoyability factor of sandpaper.
Full reviewTitans: Season 1 is available to stream in New Zealand now on Netflix.
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