Warning: Full spoilers for the episode below.
The first episode of DC's Legends of Tomorrow was an enjoyable experience, even if it was clear the latest addition to The CW's DC lineup had some room to improve. What surprised me most about the second part of the pilot is just how quickly the show is moving to address those early flaws. If you weren't already sold on this new series, this week's episode should clinch the deal.
It definitely helps that "Pilot, Part 1" got most of the early setup and exposition out of the way. This follow-up chapter had more room to dig into thew newly assembled team and exploit the time-travel premise to its full potential. The scale of this adventure was a bit smaller in the sense that the Legends spent the entire episode stuck in 1975. No futuristic sci-fi warfare this week. Even so, there was plenty of spectacle to be had thanks to two flashy battle sequences that book-ended the conflict. The first battle sequence this week was especially impressive, what with all the panning and slow-mo fighting and energy blasts. Director Glen Winter deserves a lot of credit for giving these first two episodes a cinematic, Hollywood-caliber vibe.
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