User Reviews

Titans has been promising so far. Maintained the quality from first episode, or even better now. Hawk and Dove was amazing. Stunts are awesome. Its living up to the expectations .

Wow. Episode 2 is awesome. I'm enjoying the addition of Hawk & Dove to the team, plus that ending is amazing and has me wondering what will happen next. I'm also enjoying the villains at the end of this episode.

Just keeps getting better! Keep up the good work and keep bringing this kind of quality to each episode.

Gritty and grounded. Fight sequences are amazing and a joy to watch, violence is everything you never knew you wanted from a DC show, and the story for hawk and dove is keeps you invested. This is the correct way to make a superhero adaptation

Amazing and dark and I am so glad that they made it R rated

One of the beautiful things about the DC Universe (and Marvel for that matter) to the avid comic book readers is the concept of alternate universes. It gives readers a different perspective of the characters they have grown to know and love. "Titans" is the perfect example of this. The group known as Teen Titans didn't originally start off the way that our generation now knows it. Yet no one blew up when networks like CN degrated the characters to reach a child audience. "Titans" is very dark yet very realistic adaptation of these characters. It answers questions like what would it really be like mentally and emotionally to live in the shadows of Batman? And what would it be like for a kid to carry the burden and powers of a demon? It's geared for an adult audience (news flash most comic book lovers are adults now) in a time when the live action comic book movie/tv show world desperately needs a fresh perspective. I personally love this universe that's being created. It's relatable in a logical way if you stop thinking it's supposed to be Teen Titans. Yes Robin's character is a bit much at times and some of the cursing is miss placed but it's just getting started. I look forward to the writers and director working out the kinks.

The show is getting better and better epesoid 2 show some how or how the run gonna be for the TITANS in term of relation best thing ever happened to the show is to be rated R coz it's really dark and cool to watch finally so really struggle for the superheroes with there choices not group of clown and jokes her and there

I will say, Titans continues to defy my expectations in more than one way, but still has some work to do before it can really break out. With "Hawk and Dove", my hopes are even higher. This episode did an excellent job of showcasing the duo, both in action and out. Their on-going relationship drama and understandable struggle with fighting crime was felt and added a layers to them. Their costumes also deserve a shoutout for being particularly accurate. Robin (Brenton Thwaites) and Rachel (Teagan Croft) continued their journey, though I felt as if that storyline never measured up in terms of pacing. As for Starfire (Anna Diop) and Beastboy (Ryan Potter), there was no sign of either, pushing their team-up even more down the line. A major complaint would be the fighting. Yes, it is bloody and brutal (which is a good thing), but almost every action set-piece is a dimly lit clumsily edited piece of storytelling with very obvious CG blood effects. That needs work. Also, given that this is a mature show, I would expect slightly smarter dialogue. I'm not at all against throwing the f-word out there for realism, but making the script a little more conscious would always help. "Hawk and Dove" shaped up nicely, but its attempt to criss-cross character arc's and failed attempts at gritty action undermine its otherwise stellar portrayal of the titular superhero team.

Great episode with a lot of character development and some awesome action sequences

Aesthetics of violence, noir story is similar to the movie 'The crow'

I like its atmosphere

Dove and Hawk are great additions and it definitely separates itself from the teen titans with its gritty r rated feel. Love the way the fight scenes are shot especially with Robin. Can't wait to see where this goes.

What's good about this episode is that even with tons of new characters, it still maintained a good arc of storytelling within the episode. But very little development in the main storyline.

Welcome to a new breed of superheroes...and the references of Batman now seem appropriate!

First things first...Robin>> Brenton Thwaites did a fine job in playing Dick Grayson. He looked like Grant Gustin in some scenes. I almost forgot him after watching him in Maleficent, GoE and PoC-5. AFter showcasing his skills, this may resurrect his career again!

Teagan Croft. Teagen looks the perfect teenager. Her character was portrayed better. She may consider herself to be lucky to be auditioned for this role.

Last but not the least, "Hawk and Dove" were the pair to watch for as I have seen them only in the animated series. Minka's hair was dyed white to resemble Dove but it seemed that she was looking like Khaleesi. No need for that!

My Score: 7.5/10 SEASON 1: 14/20

First of all, bloopers do not go in reviews. There is a "goofs" section for that.

Regarding a correction on Roman numerals -- not IIII, but IV, good call. However, there is NO Federal Reserve of Chicago. I think the closest is in St. Louis. Although, I would do research on a "fictional" building before posting.

I really loved the Foo Fighters cover of "Kids In America" during the fight scene with Hawk, Dove and Robin, but I kept thinking, shouldn't they have used "Three Little Birds" for this scene? 😂

In the scene where the front of the Federal Reserve of Chicago is displayed, the Roman numerals displaying the year that the Federal Reserve of Chicago was founded are written incorrectly.

Where it says MCMXIIII, it should say MCMXIV

If you have to edit an already existing building to where you remove it's upper floors, and add the date it was constructed using Roman Numerals, then for the love of God get the Roman numerals right before you completely destroy the immersion of the viewer. I seriously doubt that the Federal Reserve of Chicago would've existed for over 100 years with the date written incorrectly on the front of the building...

I'll update if I find anymore bloopers...

In fact 2 heroes I don´t need to know or remember.

Sex scenes and constant vulgar language. I'd give it 7 stars if I watched it by myself but only 1 if I wanted to watch with my son.

Episode 2 brings us new subplots while ignoring most subplots from the previous episode. The theme of tonight's episode is Deception, as in you will be deceived into thinking Titans will become a DC Universe juggernaut-No, it will not. So far, with only a few edits, Titans plays at the speed and caliber of other CW Hero\Villain shows.