Rick and Morty Season 8 Reviews 1 and 3-5

This is a spoiler -free review by Rick and Morty season 8, which will premiere on Sunday, May 25th. New episodes are broadcast weekly by July 27th.

Eight seasons in his course have become Rick and Morty two shows. Sometimes it sticks to its roots as a science fiction adventure that achieves a new parody of a genre basic food every week. But it is best when it spends time to expand its characters and the world, to explore Rick’s dark background story, its effects on the multiverse and his relationship with his family. Unfortunately, the four episodes of the 8th season I saw that I saw on the classic Formula Rick and Morty, which is a bit tired.

In recent years, the show has questioned Rick’s dominance by pushing characters back against his abusive and self -destructive behavior and at the same time proving that the type who stands the smartest being in every reality is not in everything. This progress seems to be evaporating in season 8. While Rick after a big mistake in the season premiere “Summer of all fears”, he will mainly get what he wants, and convinces others to come into harmony with his amorality.

When Morty advocated actually helping people with their adventures, he regrets the decision. In the meantime, Rick thinks that it can work to his advantage that it is rather friendly than cruel, but it is not a lesson that can hold on. Judging by these consequences, season 8 takes a sadistic joy to undermine the potential character growth, even if there is an insight into what the Smith family is ready to do to each other to achieve their goals.

Rick and Morty still shine when it combines his absurdism with sharp writing and does not achieve any blows when she mock Christianity and the war in Afghanistan with some very strange science fiction options. Its exaggerated use of gore, violence and apocalyptic threats means that the operations always become high and susceptible to an incredible higher. And it will never forget the value of a good recall-simply to see how Morty’s decision to give a snorkel in a death house in a “summer of all fears”.

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