PlatinumRead Just so...so bad

Mehdi Hoffman There's a more than satisfactory amount of boom-boom in the movie's trim running time.

Darin One of the film's great tricks is that, for a time, you think it will go down a rabbit hole of unrealistic glorification.

Francene Odetta It's simply great fun, a winsome film and an occasionally over-the-top luxury fantasy that never flags.

HashMush It's 1946 and the first season of Agent Carter picks up shortly after the end of Captain America: The First Avenger, in the first season Howard Stark is accused of treason and contacts Peggy Carter to clear his name we are also introduced to Starks butler Edwin Jarvis who's going to be help miss Carter in his own ways.The actors play their parts wonderful, I really love how James D'Arcy delivers the very stereotypical British butler but also gives the title butler a whole new meaning with this great story.Both Stephen McFeely & Christopher Markus who wrote Captain America: The First Avenger, Civil War and the Winter Soldier have done a wonderful job on carrying on the story of Peggy Carter from the movies.It lives up to it's genres of Action, Adventure, Sci-Fi with a lot of combat, mystery and adventure along with a slight level of sci-fi in plenty of gadgets and other entities.

jlee9160 Agent Carter was one of the best shows I've seen for a long time. With many great shows that end their run after only 2 or 3 seasons, I'm usually left feeling unfulfilled. But this show was just so well done, so well acted, so well cast, that it's difficult to be anything but happy to have been able to take this ride. I haven't written a review for a show in years, but I was inspired to thank everyone involved with bringing this gem to network TV. I wish there were further seasons, but again, so perfect I just can't get upset. I do hope the producers are able to put together at least one Agent Carter movie. I rarely go to the movies anymore, I generally wait for them to come to video these days. But I would spend the money to go see an Agent Carter movie as long as Hayley Atwell is playing Agent Carter. Thanks again, and congratulations to everyone involved with this production. A job beautifully done!

Mayank Agarwal I really enjoyed the show, it's a Spy based series inspired from Captain America movie during the 1940's post WW-2 America. The series got great production values most of the show felt like a movie rather than a series, loved the 1940's costumes & props along with Howard Starks gizmos. Hayley Atwell's reprising the role of the center character Agent Peggy Carter is superb, she is supported with excellent supporting cast. James D'Arcy portrayal of Edwin Jarvis brings in the comic relief and we get a see the man who inspired Iron Man to name his AI "Jarvis". Dominic Cooper reprising of womanizer young Howard Strak makes Tony Strak from Iron Man movies look like a choir boy. Another performance which blew me away was Bridget Regan role of Super-Spy. The show focuses on solid plot, storytelling and acting instead of special effects and mindless action as is the case with other comic book inspired shows. It's probably the most mature/believable themed comic book show on televise, a true noir production. Season One was a pure spy/detective arc, no superpowers or superhuman involved, instead we get an edge of the seat thriller. (10/10)Season Two moves to LA and we have the first superpower world saving incident, still in sticking to more Sci-fi theme than mindless action the series holds its own. (8/10)This series deserve to be out there, can't understand why it was cancelled.

tavm Having seen the now-final ep of the series "Agent Carter", I'm bummed we won't get a third season as I thought the entire run was just awesome! I mean, I loved the '40s period atmosphere, and Hayley Atwell was just gorgeous and charismatic as the title character. She was when introed in Captain America: The First Avenger and even more here and I loved her dialogue with Edwin Jarvis (James D'Arcy), Howard Stark's butler. The first season in New York when she started working for SSR, and the second season in Los Angeles had such compelling plots and characterizations, I never was bored watching the whole thing! Oh well, hope Ms. Atwell luck in her new series "Conviction" though I don't know if I'll watch that yet...