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Pilot Review

5 /10

A young billionaire returns to his dark city after numerous years. During that time, he trained to become a superhero. Now, returning, he decides to ...

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A young billionaire returns to his dark city after numerous years. During that time, he trained to become a superhero. Now, returning, he decides to fight off corruption and villains. However, he still has to maintain an identity as, frankly, a spoiled brat.Sound familiar? It is.Arrow is the new CW show about comic book hero and fan favourite Green Arrow. After being shipwrecked, Oliver 'Ollie' Queen decides to train himself and become a better person. In the comics, he decides to fight off various villains. In this show...he decides to become a murderer.Yes, I found it quite hard to identify or sympathize with this character. Unlike Batman, this 'hero' flat-out kills his enemies, most of whom have so far been bodyguards or unscrupulous businessmen, and has stated he has a hit-list of corrupt people he wants to take out.Further similarities are created with his love interest, a snubbed woman with a vague job that apparently involves helping people, much like Rachel Dawes of the Christopher Nolan Batman movies. So far, both characters feel the same - items for the hero to attain and defend.The editing throughout this pilot was terrible. By inter-splicing the backstory, a coherent feel could've been attained - however, this was not the case. Random moments of him in a lifeboat every 10 minutes leave you confused, especially since it hasn't been explained how he's attained his skills. The action is well-directed, but overtly violent. In an attempt to distance itself from the fantasy of comic books, this show went into dangerously dark territory and it lost me.The character of Oliver is confusing at best - the distinction between his playboy lifestyle and his inner turmoil is blurred, giving him the feel of an angry teenager who wants to lash out at the world. The other characters are stereotypical at best - his serious, black bodyguard; his womanizing, sex-obsessed friend; and his sister who is angry and rebellious, but clearly spoiled rotten.The show does have a few pluses - Green Arrow's costume is extremely sleek and well- designed, the stunts are well-done, and the set pieces are well-done.However, similarities between its influence ruin this show. The show feels more like a darker rehash of the Dark Knight trilogy than its own project - and, in this, is where it ultimately fails.I will continue to watch this show, in hopes that it gets better - to make your own opinion, you should as well. It's worth a watch, at least.

A lot to be desired

5 /10

I'm not entirely impressed by the first episode. It leaves a lot to be desired. I don't suck by all means. But they try to hard to hook you with myst ...

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best show on TV today

9 /10

one of the best shows out today could even possibly top smallville because the pilot was better than smallvilles and is the best show on TV today bet ...

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Some potential but it's no Nikita

7 /10

Of the new CW shows this fall, this vigilante batman style action hero drama has some potential to last. Fills a gap left for Smallville fans.Stephen ...

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A very good Pilot

10 /10

Although the show starts off really good and i hope it gets better onwards, the plot is the similar to other superhero movies, it is suspenseful and ...

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Great and Exceptional One

10 /10

Have to say this Arrow Series is really pretty good i started to watch it by accident trust me its pretty interesting and makes me very curious to wa ...

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One of my favorite.

9 /10

"Arrow" has very strong scenario, not very experienced but successful actors, good actions.I watched all episodes, and I always get excited and surpr ...

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surprised

10 /10

When you sit back and realize that this is a super hero show on TV. Everything is done really well. Give it a chance to improve over multiple seasons ...

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It's All UPHILL From Here

8 /10

As a huge DC fan, Arrow brought to life the story of one of the most underrated comic book characters. Oliver Queen and his adventures as Green Arrow ...

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Another comic book hero poorly rendered on television

10 /10

The writing for this series is beyond simplistic, and is heavy handed- which coincidentally aligns perfectly with the amateurish direction and phenom ...

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Soap Opera-Very little Super anything.

10 /10

Any one who read DC comics will tell you Green Arrow is a poor mans Batman so to speak... That being said. With all the copy-write garbage I am sure ...

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A Very Entertaining but Flawed Show

8 /10

I have seen all 23 episodes of Arrow, and honestly I'm pretty impressed. I believe this is inspired by Nolan's Dark Knight trilogy, but I don't think ...

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Brilliant...Pacy...Brutal...Mysterious... Absolutely Fantastic Pilot!! Hope they continue in this manner!!

10 /10

Ever since we were kids we've all had our favourite superhero.. favourite comic book hero.. You want to be like them.. Its something every sane perso ...

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An Alternative take on the vigilante world

10 /10

I just saw the first episode of Arrow. and frankly i was amazed. this Series fell right into my taste and i can't wait to see more.This world is appa ...

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Superhero series? More like Sex & The City

3 /10

(This review is written after having seen episodes 1-6 only) Who the hell decided to give the green light for this series in this state? Honestly, th ...

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(This review is written after having seen episodes 1-6 only) Who the hell decided to give the green light for this series in this state? Honestly, the people who made this must have never read a comic book in their lives.First off, let's get the good things out of the way: the plot is very promising and so far it's the only thing that keeps me going, and the cinematography/effects are not bad, but they could use a little polish here and there, especially the choreography of some fight scenes. (2 stars from here) Now what is wrong with this series? They failed on every level to deliver us a show about a superhero. They took the idea of the Green Arrow and crapped all over it.Firstly, the Green Arrow is supposed to be an incredibly stoic and cynical character when he is monologuing, with a witty tongue reserved for his foes. Someone who used to be a very naive young man once, but who was slapped in the face with the realization that the society around him is rotten to the core. So he sets off in a crusade to even the balance between the poor and the rich and bring some justice to his corner of the world with only his excellent archery skills as a weapon, as a modern-day Robin Hood. Now, the background story the series shows about him being stranded on the island shows this very good. However, his monologues are not as thought-provoking, philosophizing or caustically cynical as they appear in the comic books. I will give the actor though another star because after watching the first couple episodes, he is honestly trying to improve his character and deliver his poorly-written lines in an Arrow-like manner. Kudos to you sir for actually caring! Secondly, alas the efforts of one person are overshadowed by the failures of the rest of the acting crew. Plastic dolls posing in shop windows have better acting skills than this lot. First and foremost is the annoying ex-girlfriend Laurel whatever-her-name who delivers her lines in the most crude way possible. I can see her thinking trying to remember what she's supposed to say or what emotion to show in her face. It's like watching a baboon school play. The writing of her character doesn't help either. We are supposed to accept that AFTER 5 YEARS she is still in love with the guy who cheated on her WITH HER FRIGGIN SISTER, and who is responsible for her death? And how about his mother that apparently killed her husband, but threatens to raise hell if a hair of one of her family is even touched.And then we come to the third and most crucial failing of this series. This is supposed to be a series about a superhero. I don't care at all about the sex life of his ex-girlfriend, I don't care about the sister's drinking problem, I don't care about the social life of anyone. Partly, because they fail as characters, but mostly because this is a series about a SUPERHERO. This isn't the Days of Our Lives, or Sex & The City. I'm not expecting to watch romantic crap about women on their period. I'm expecting to watch a superhero kick ass, bring justice to the wicked and perform some general pwnage. Don't get me wrong, I can understand showing how his actions to hide his alter ego affect those around him and how in turn he is affected himself, I like to see some inner conflict in my super heroes. What I don't like is the Green Arrow being a supporting actor in his own series. An average episode goes about 40 minutes and 30 of those are spent showing us uninteresting flirting between his friends and family, then the Green Arrow steps in the room and says he has to go (to fight bad guys) but instead of following him, we are stuck for another 4-5 minutes to witness the constant crying of his friends and family of how he never spends time with them.I DON'T CARE!!!! Seriously, imagine watching a series about Batman, that all it does is show Catwoman talk to her girlfriends about how she is in love with a really cute guy called Clark Kent (yes Clark Kent, that's how messed up Arrow is).A terrible effort and an outright insult, don't waste your time, at least for now.It's still pretty early in the production (only 6 episodes so far) and as I said the plot seems interesting. Perhaps the CW network will come around to realizing how much more they could do with this series and improve it later on in the season. One can only hope.

I almost never feel strongly-enough about a show to write up a review, but...

10 /10

...this show is almost indescribably bad. It makes me angry just to think about.Caveat: I don't know a whole lot about Green Arrow. His name is Olive ...

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...this show is almost indescribably bad. It makes me angry just to think about.Caveat: I don't know a whole lot about Green Arrow. His name is Oliver Queen, he gained his skills while marooned on an island, he's rich, and he is SO EASY to make fun of. But this isn't an attack on the concept. I've seen sillier concepts work out to be much better shows.Arrow is one of those shows where wooden acting, poor directing, and writing about on par with the Twilight Saga come together to create one of the most offensive television experiences I have ever had. And I've seen Jersey Shore.Stephen Amell as the titular hero Green Arrow and Katie Cassidy as Laurel are particularly bad, with approximately one-and-a-half facial expressions between them and a penchant for removing themselves from the room as the standard method of showing anger. You could make a drinking game out of it, truly.The writing is staggeringly awful. However, when I say "writing," I'm not speaking about the plot. That might yet unravel over time, but it's too early to tell. What I mean is the actual words which come out of people's mouths. There is a specific scene which comes to mind where Oliver and his best friend, Tommy, are seated at a table, discussing their friendship. Tommy reveals that he's been sleeping with Laurel, and Oliver's only reaction is, "That's okay, I forgive you." I closed my eyes for this scene and realized that I could not even tell who was saying what at certain points. They have no verbal mannerisms, and the "funny" best friend has no real sense of humor that I could discern. Plus, his jokes plain suck, but I guess that's a minor point, all things considered. I should point out that, recently, a friend told me that Tommy Merlyn turns into Green Arrow's nemesis, which means they of course have a lot in common and might seem like the same person at times. But that doesn't really come across as purposeful on this show.The directing is maybe the worst offender, here, because a good director could turn cruddy actors and poor writing into something downright entertaining. Just look at Sam Raimi's work on Spider-man 1 and 2. Instead, I find myself imagining David Barrett or John Dahl or any number of the other directors on this show, sitting there texting while scenes are happening. Maybe eating a sandwich or something. Not paying attention must be hungry work.I'm getting into a lot of detail, so I'm just going to cut this off and say that I should have seen it coming. Just look at the promo picture. Really consider it. That was the very first thing we were shown regarding this series. Ask yourself what that says about their priorities.

Painful

10 /10

Save yourself the time with this one unless your less than about 12 years old or have a very low IQ.It's like the ideas been pieced together from oth ...

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Surprising and entertaining

10 /10

OK, just seen the first episode and I think it was amazing. I am not the biggest fan of comics or very knowledgeable about Green Arrow in general, so ...

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A Refreshing Take On The Vigilante Story

10 /10

I was kind of sketchy when I first heard about this series, considering the terrible job that was done with 'The Cape'. I'm pleased to say that all o ...

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Includes Spoiler

4nim4line

clearly not my taste

kruciphix13

-/10

GHosting ''Season 8 worst season yet :('' Why yet? Season 8 is the last one and now is over because it only had 10 episode

Dyslogix

@Ghosting .. i agree 100%, it's utter trash.

GHosting

2 /10

Season 8 worst season yet :(

sadsam

i love this program an i am extremely sad it is soon to end. cried watching supergirl. thanks for years of enjoyment.

Dyslogix Not Cancelled it's ending and it's not the CW's fault it's both Stephen Amell and the writer/producer's decision to end it it's not cancelled.. And You call others moron XD OH and Arrow will be in crisis on infinite earth it ends after crisis

Cancelled ... i feckin hate CW sometimes, but the arrowverse isn't over, still though, after this is over there is still Infinite Earths but crossovers haven't been done well at all and although i enjoyed justice league, it wasn't well received, but this isn't huge budget so i don't expect too much

Season 8 of arrow will be the last one and will only have 10 episodes it was comfirmed by Stephen Amell himself on tweeter

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