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+title = "Loki (2021)"
+date = 2021-08-26
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+tags = ["series", "reviews", "series:2021", "stars:3"]
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+[Wikipdia Summary](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Loki_(TV_series)): The series
+takes place after the events of the film Avengers: Endgame (2019), in which an
+alternate version of Loki created a new timeline.
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+What do you make when a villain actually gets popular and the person in the part
+is actually liked? You turn it into a hero!
+
+Sure, it worked wonders for Catwoman.
+
+But yeah, this time is Loki.
+
+For the action of taking the tesseract in "Endgame", Loki is now under arrest by
+some time agency, which you never heard before, for "breaking the timeline". Of
+course, the Avengers, when they broke the timeline, it was expected, so they are
+Ok, but Loki is not. So, what happens? The agency hires Loki to take the other
+representations of Loki, so now Loki is in to save the universe.
+
+So, while "Falcon and the Winter Soldier" tracked the problem with the way USA
+deals with black people (including black soldiers) and "Wandavision" tracked the
+problem of dealing with loss, "Loki" deals with... the idea of turning a villain
+into a hero for money.
+
+Not that Tom Hiddleston let his acting down, or even Owen Wilson, but the fact
+that the series was created purely to take on the popularity of Hiddleston
+character is a major let down.