In a world where superheroes have been real for decades, an accountant with zero powers comes to realise his city...
In a world where superheroes have been real for decades, an accountant with zero powers comes to realise his city is owned by a super villain. As he struggles to uncover this conspiracy, he falls in league with a strange blue superhero.
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82 %2 reviews"For all its uneven elements, it’s worth persisting with for Serafinowicz’s performance alone."
The Guardian"Despite Mr. Serafinowicz’s quite capable performance, you may miss Patrick Warburton’s Tick — less perceptive, more like a giant, earnest puppy, and funnier."
The New York Times"I did not expect a new version of The Tick to provide some of the same prickly pleasures as BoJack Horseman, but here it is."
Vulture"The Tick is never boring, and viewers young enough to not remember the other iterations may find it fresher than I did."
RogerEbert.com"The Tick... is constantly working against its most welcomely infectious aspects."
IndieWire"Any time you have Haley playing a super-villain, you are in good, lethal hands."
San Francisco Chronicle"Amazon’s new take on the character... is the closest Edlund’s superhero parody has ever come to fitting in with the tastes of the present day."
A.V. Club"As it incessantly mocks the excesses of the superhero genre, The Tick threatens to alienate its target audience..."
Slant Magazine"The violence is sometimes startling but the silly humour keeps the grins coming."
Sydney Morning Herald"It’s gloriously silly stuff, using the whole swathe of superhero lore as grist for the comedy mill."
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