Zero

I understand that the writers wanted to add twists and turns. That is OK, until it does not fit.

This show has soo much potential, however, even teenagers will not roll like this. How did they move from mortal enemies to "I trust you with my life" friends? I cannot really coitize this show without spoilers so...

The only reason that I gave it a 6, is because i have seen worse series that did not get anything done in their 1st season.

Watch this only when you have your analyzing and thinking ability down. This is more like a children show if not for some nigh explicit parts.

There is nothing bother me than work can be good but the writers didnt use. It full potentiels such a big disappointment the foundation of the characters is terribly bad the introduction of main characters. And the. Relation between them is based on a fast event dosent Justifies thier gathering finally if you dont care abou the weak writing probably gonna like it but if you are looking for a really good show you better look someplace else.

Not a typical superhero show, but worth a look for its take on an unrepresented (invisible) people (immigrants in Italy). It's closer to Misfits than Luke Cage, and would have profited from writers from both those shows for plot, humour and character - but it has good bones and I look forward to seeing where this goes in (hopefully) season 2.

I've started watching Zero because of plot summary when I read something about invisible man. I've expected growing superhero kind of show. I was pleasantly surprised.

Zero is more of a drama series about poor neighbourhood struggling with challenges presented by the society or more precise rich society. Bonds of community, family and finally friendship are involved in this battle which makes it a little bit emotional.

Anyway, if you think that Zero is only some fantasy superhero show, you should know that it is much more.

A series full of flaws, plot holes, problems almost incomprehensible for how macroscopic they are. A workmanship probably made difficult by the pandemic outbreak, but the lack of content across the board, from direction to script to acting, is frankly unbelievable. But then why only "5" as a grade? As an Italian, I think this is a botched experiment but nonetheless brave in its attempt to tell a story of second-gen Italians, in the Milanese suburbs, in a world where superpowers exist. Three macro-topics that before Zero, but also after unfortunately, have hardly been addressed in Italian audiovisuals. A mention must also go to the finale, which nonetheless intrigues and leaves a minimum of regret for a second season that we will never see (although, it must be said, it is also only fair).