“Legends of Tomorrow” has always been sort of the odd duck of the Arrowverse shows.
It started out as a more time-traveling spin-off that collected B-list characters from “The Flash” and “Arrow” with a terrible story, lack of humor, and bland villain.
Nevertheless, the cast had great chemistry.
Well, most of them.But in season 2, the show reinvented itself.
It shrugged off the high stakes superhero dramatics, shed off the weaker links in its cast, added some goofier superheroes, and overall gained a more tongue-in-cheek tone.
The time-travel episodes were increasingly more fantastical, the villains outlandish, and the Legends more…The post Legends of Tomorrow and The Art of Reinvention appeared first on /Film.
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