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Supacell Review – A Groundbreaking Afrocentric Superhero Drama
Netflix’s Supacell, created by Rapman, is a refreshing entry into the superhero genre, standing out with its Afrocentric storytelling and compelling portrayal of everyday heroes. Set in South London, the series combines gripping drama, social commentary, and electrifying powers to create a show that feels both relatable and extraordinary.
Plot and Characters
At its core, Supacell revolves around five ordinary Black individuals who suddenly acquire superpowers, each grappling with the changes and responsibilities these powers bring. The leader, Michael (portrayed by Tosin Cole), serves as the emotional anchor, a man torn between his newfound role as a protector and his desire to maintain a normal life with his partner.
The ensemble cast brings depth and authenticity to the series, each character representing a facet of modern Black identity. Their struggles with systemic oppression, personal traumas, and societal expectations are seamlessly interwoven into the narrative, giving the show a layer of complexity rarely seen in superhero media.
Visuals and Direction
Rapman’s direction ensures Supacell retains a gritty, urban aesthetic that grounds its fantastical elements. The cinematography captures the vibrancy of South London while juxtaposing it with the darker undercurrents of crime and inequality. The special effects are sparingly used but impactful, emphasizing the humanity of the characters over their powers.
Themes and Social Commentary
What sets Supacell apart is its unflinching exploration of themes like racial discrimination, community, and the nature of power. The show challenges traditional superhero tropes, presenting powers not as gifts but as burdens that demand careful navigation. This approach resonates deeply, particularly in a world increasingly grappling with issues of equity and representation.
Pacing and Narrative
The series’ pacing is deliberate, allowing for character development and thematic exploration. However, some viewers may find the slower moments a bit too drawn out, especially when compared to the high-octane action typical of the genre. That said, the payoff in the latter episodes is worth the buildup, delivering emotional and narrative satisfaction.
Conclusion
Supacell is more than just a superhero series; it’s a cultural milestone that redefines what stories about power and heroism can be. While it’s not without its flaws, its ambition and heart make it a must-watch for fans of the genre and those seeking fresh, diverse perspectives.
Ohemaa B
6 months ago
“Supacell” is an absolute gem on Netflix that redefines the superhero genre with its fresh, innovative storytelling and richly developed characters. From the very first episode, I was completely hooked by its unique premise and gripping plot twists. Set against the vibrant backdrop of South London, “Supacell” delves into the lives of ordinary people who suddenly find themselves endowed with extraordinary powers. The show masterfully balances thrilling action sequences with heartfelt character d
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Jenn
5 months ago
“Supacell” is a dazzling addition to the superhero genre, delivering a potent mix of thrilling action, heartfelt storytelling, and groundbreaking visual effects. From the very first scene, the film captivates the audience with its innovative approach to the well-trodden superhero narrative, making it a standout in a crowded field. The story revolves around a group of ordinary individuals who suddenly find themselves endowed with extraordinary powers. What sets “Supacell” apart is its focus on c
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HESLOP HOLDINGS PTY LTD
5 months ago
FROM SOUTH AFRICA – WITH LOVE – I want to say – Wow, Wow and a thousand times encore! Well done You all- the cast, team, producers and the ENTIRE set of people involved. You have managed to intigue us from the moment we were one minute into this series. Now we cannot wait for season Two – come on Netflix – make it happen asap. These are the standout points that really stuck us: 1. A stunning combination of good versus evil – Good wins! Love wins!! 2. The human touch and thoughts that actually
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Simba Kakora
5 months ago
Just started watxhing this and here’s my thoughts just 3 episodes in: Supacell is a thought provoking and visually stunning series that explores the complexities of superpowers through a unique lens. The show’s writing shines, delving into the everyday struggles of being black in a way that feels authentic and relatable. The cast delivers strong performances, bringing depth to their characters. However, the show’s premise, which revolves around a group of individuals discovering their powers an
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Jacquelyn D.
6 months ago
Who isn’t here for a Black “Marvel” in 2024?! Major props to Rapman for writing, directing and producing this amazing work of art! This is more than just drama as Netflix labels it, it’s a top-notch Sci-Fi, Action, Thriller and major social commentary! The main cast is giving all-star performances! Shout out to Eric Kofi Abrefa!! Abrefa’s been killing it lately playing UK-based and US-based roles, dare I say it’s “KRAZY!” I can’t wait to binge the next season!! The only hard part for me was
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Jayne Stone
6 months ago
Thoroughly enjoyed this last night, great Netflix binge, it introduces the characters well, they are very complex & draws you in right from the start and keeps getting better with every episode. The the plot keeps you invested and entertained the whole way through. Not only is this a really fantastic ensemble of ALL Black Superheroes, it’s based in South London 🇬🇧 & tackles issues of young gangs, knife crime, sickle cell & the nefarious activities of the organized-crime syndicates. There’s a
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Crystal Kizzu
6 months ago
Absolutely LOVED binge-watching this along with my mother! I *rarely* ever sit down to watch anything at all *ever*, But the cover art immediately caught my attention and the characters and story had me COMPLETELY HOOKED, in a way that i really never expected to feel about a series, specially when it comes to a non-animated one! ( I’m admitely a sucker for non reality based fiction and entertainment *only*, But MY GOD if this series didn’t completely blew my mind off the charts) Please give thi
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Jacquelyn A. Brown
5 months ago
I’m normally not into shows with characters with “superpowers” but I tried and liked The Boys on Prime (and Westworld on Max) so I thought I would give Supacell a try. It’s good! Not giving anything away, it’s a very creative and interesting take on the “supes” story (with slight Jordan Peele vibes 🙂) and well-written. The story unfolds at a good pace, isn’t predictable, and each episode builds on and gets better than the last (I went from giving it an initial 1 thumb up to 2 thumbs up after
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Jules Gill
5 months ago
2 1/2 stars. I’m on episode 3, it’s a decent watch for a series about people with super powers. Another show about someone doing everything under the sun to save “their” loved one from dying no matter the cost to others while not being truthful about it to the “loved one” nor the people whom he needs help from…eyerolling. Some of the actors/actresses were a little over the top to the point of dramatic/unrealistic/boring, the most annoying was the fact that these “adults” didn’t know or choos
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Martin Locke
5 months ago
Absolutely brilliant show. It’s content like this that makes me keep my Netflix subscription. The series offers compelling, original content that stands out in a crowded market. My only hope is that it gets a second, third, fourth, fifth, and sixth season because it really is that good. As long as the writing remains consistent, it could truly redefine the superhero genre much like “The Boys” did. The show boasts a diverse cast with real depth, avoiding the clichés and stereotypes that plague
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Michael Barmby
5 months ago
Supacell: A Fresh Take on the Superhero Genre Supacell is a breath of fresh air in the often over-saturated superhero landscape. Set in South London, the series follows a group of ordinary people who suddenly develop extraordinary abilities. What sets it apart is its grounded approach, focusing on how these newfound powers impact their everyday lives, rather than grand, world-saving missions. The show excels in character development, delving deep into the complexities of its protagonists. Their
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Wayne Davis
4 months ago
Excellent Show portraying Several individuals who all live in South London. A nurse a brother who sells weed a gangster a delivery driver and a Tele salesman. All are just getting by when out if the blue or ai you think they develop super powers. Invisibility Super strength telekinesis and the ability to teleport and manipulate Time One guy the ability to move super fast Each individual has a power. Don’t wish to spoil the story for you except to say it’s one that will keep you engaged and is ex
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C C
3 months ago
Adding to the glut of superhero content, we have a dramatic mix of Heroes meets Misfits that is just as entertaining as both. Characters are well written, complicated and fully realised. The south London setting keeps the supernatural elements grounded and gives plenty of opportunity to add natural tension to balance out the conspiracy elements. My only gripe would be some of the typical plot clichés – conflict arising through characters just not talking; fight scenes where people wait their t
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TERWASEM
5 months ago
*TV Show Review: Supacell* *Rating:* 5.8/10 *Review:* “Supacell” on Netflix is a game-changer in the superhero genre. With its innovative storytelling, rich characters, and diverse cast, it’s a must-watch. The show expertly balances action, character development, and social commentary, making each episode a rollercoaster of emotions. *Standout aspects:* – Fresh and innovative storytelling – Richly developed characters – Diverse and talented cast – Top-notch writing – Stunning cinematography
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Andrea Chambers
5 months ago
I hardly ever review movies or tv shows but was terribly disappointed with this show. My teenager (17, almost 18) finally agreed to spend some time with me this summer and we both picked out a Netflix series to watch. He picked Supacell since it had a high Rotten Tomato score. The first 5 minutes had us both intrigued and excited. After the first 5 mins, there were many stereotypical scenes (young black men as gang members, drug dealers, clubbing, gang violence, etc…) My son asked if Lo
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Pearls Olufisan
6 months ago
What an amazing drama. The thrill, the suspense and the characters did justice to their roles Sickle cell carries have always been depicted as sickly, weak, vulnerable and stereotyped but Rapman completely changed the narrative and profligacy He showed their sickle cells are super cells, making heroes out of unpopular people with certain cells Amazing, ✊🏾 I love the south London accent of the characters Love story between Michael and Dionne The live of a son to.his mother between Michael a
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Kishanna Love
6 months ago
A wild ride of superpowered human that you want to see more of! The plot, music, and theme are AWESOME! Can’t wait for the next superpower charge! For those that do not understand, the storyline of offspring of parents and grandparents that have sickle cell anemia or the sickle cell trait (an only black medical issue) is the perfect explanation of the reason the humans that develop these superpowers are of black heritage. Based in London, the slang used is eye opening to someone that is an Afric
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magazine jay
5 months ago
Wow, this series is decently awesome. I can’t really say amazing like i wished i could, and here’s my honest opinion. Mg favorite tv show in the world is NBC’S HEROES. Any show trying to mimic that show has some INSANE shoes to fill. I have watched other shows who tried to copy HEROES and have failed miserably. So much so that i usually turn off the first or second episode and never finish watching. When i first read the synopsis about powers i got really excited. Then as i continued reading and
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J H
5 months ago
So happy to see an all black cast with superpowers and epic sci fi characters! As a white man saying this it is so refreshing as there is a very limited black superheroes shows or movies. More representation means more black kids can see themselves on screen other than white superheroes! Yes this show is r rated but it sets a precedent for much more to come! This series was able to show how real life would be if you ever woke up one day and out of the blue had these unbelievable powers!
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All Time
a month ago
Supacell is what happens when casuals hop on the superhero genre. The premise of the show is that Michael has to save Dionne from dying by recruiting 4 black people and one biracial. The premise pretty much becomes useless when she dies anyways and Michael rewinding time twice fixes nothing. Why would he need 4 specific people to save Dionne if he knew when Dionne would die so he could have sent her out of London for a few days or teleported her home before the final battle. Rapman has a nack f
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Sarah Ware
5 months ago
4/5 I love a good super hero film.The only reason I gave 4 instead of five stars is (SPOILERS AHEAD)because the plot was very predictable.I knew who the villain was going to be very early on (episode 1) and they repeatedly made the main characters make stupid unrealistic decisions. Sabrina’s sister is almost raped and she finds out her sister has super powers, and instead of staying home to process the crazy things that just happened, she wants to get dressed up to go buy weed🙄. I can’t tell i
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Jules Libre
5 months ago
Waited so many years for this…what an edge of the seat superb brilliantly written, thrilling and daring and totally original superhero series. ALL the characters are pitch perfect, Rapman hasn’t put a foot wrong. Love love love it and gutted it ls only 6 episodes. More please…make it huge. Finally a franchise that represents in a meaningful way and blows all the other trite and tired ‘nods’ to black culture out of the window. God knows we all loved Boseman but we can do without superheroes haili
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Fiona Tuite
4 months ago
I will be totally honest here. As a black woman from London hearing about the hype of this show, I was excited the more I heard it popping up in the media. But I became sceptical when I read negative reviews about the show and some viewers being disappointed. I wondered if it was just a lot of noise because it was on Netflix and I was late to the world of “Top Boy” but that was an epic series. Would this show be trying too hard? As usual, it is set in London and focuses on mostly black character
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Tyanna
5 months ago
Supacell is a masterpiece that shines brightly with its incredible actor performances. Each character is brought to life with such passion and authenticity that it’s impossible not to be drawn in. The show masterfully embeds hidden meanings throughout its narrative, inviting viewers to think deeply and engage with its rich layers. Additionally, “Supacell” proudly features black characters and celebrates black culture in a way that feels both empowering and culturally significant. This show is a
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Kev Gargini
4 months ago
I’m a big fan of Rapman’s previous work as it was different to anything I had seen before and it blew my mind, and I’m a big fan of the genre. Growing up in Surrey as a white lad does that! However, I just didn’t get drawn into this, I feel bad writing this but I thought an honest opinion was needed after I read the AI reviews. Firstly, it is shot brilliantly, South London at its worst. Gangs, girls, music were all there but the storyline just went on a bit long. Maybe it would have made a bett
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Justin Clark
6 months ago
Kept me on the edge of my seat the entire way through. Nice to have an original super hero story. Something new and exciting. A few things don’t make sense, like a delivery driver affording what he does, but other than that this is solid gold. Something I really liked to see was rather than fitting representation into a remade super hero story, was original heroes created and given the justice of amazing writing that they deserved. I cannot wait for more episodes.
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Sophie K Davis
5 months ago
This show had me hooked from start to finish. I literally couldn’t stop watching each episode, to me it’s 2024s Squad Game and Stranger Things South London style if not better as its more realistic. Loved the fact that it was filmed in recognised locations as well as bringing awareness to sickle cell. Rapman deserves his flowers right now. The show is more than a 10 out of 10 and cant wait to see a 2nd series!
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udah pascal
6 months ago
So I had to just say the three magic words on my take on the movie “Supacell” IT’S A BANG!!! Yo! It’s some next level experience with raw black magic power and finally a break through for black supernatural movies Get ya’ pop corn ready for some good Netflix and chill on “Supacell” and hope your head doesn’t pop with the thrills of excitement, cause ma’ girl literally bursted out emotionally crying at some point. Lol .. don’t ask why, don’t wanna tell nor give no spoiler alert, so you better g
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Cielo Mae Lumayag
6 months ago
I really need more episodes from this show. This series better get Renewed for Season 2. I really love how powerful Sabrina is. Everytime she shows her power and how fierce she is, especially in episode 6, i cant stop myself from clapping my hands. She’s a Badass! About Dionne, I think she needs to die in the show since Michael cant protect him all the time and that will be Michaels driving force to get revenge. This is what a superhero series should be like. The directing was phenomenal, th
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V C
5 months ago
This movie is a GEM that highlights and gives awareness to Sickle Cell Warriors . To me, they were all connected due to having a parent who had/ has Sickle Cell Anemia and that’s what gave them their super powers and connection. Each character had their own story and struggles , but came together to protect each other . Unlike some reviews, the accents weren’t heavy, it wasn’t dry or slow . It was perfect. The irony of this movie are the “bad guys” who are unable to naturally acquire these po
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Nina Mondré Schweppe
6 months ago
Smart and well written characters in an intriguing storyline. More compelling than your usual superpower plot, this one has a subtext and no shortage of real world context. Themes are dark and not so otherworldly that they can’t be imagined; that stood out to me most, in comparison with American shows. Loved how regular people are portrayed in non American shows and this one does not disappoint. Really got invested by the second episode. Would love more seasons!
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Julia Viewmovie
6 months ago
Great show, great cast, great production and directing !!! Actors were brilliant -every movie picture and filming was spot on. My husband and I can’t wait for another season. Introduction to each character was just perfect, plot and writing Loooooved IT. My husband is American and I’m from Slovak Republic and we both understood the language so people (negative Nancie’s) who commented if that’s even English ……… should go back to school, or travel, or read a book or something. We binge- watched t
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Calvin O’Neill
5 months ago
I thought it was fun. Never really knew exactly where it was going until the last episode, where admittedly I saw a lot of the twists coming. The very last scene also doesn’t make a lot of sense. So from a plot perspective, the ending is kind of meh, but the action is really fun and exciting and, for me at least, made up for the slight dip in plot. I thought that the main characters were a good mix of likeable but flawed. The whole season is basically just someone trying to assemble a team of p
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Spazz Out
3 months ago
Supacell is a captivating Netflix series that keeps viewers on the edge of their seats from start to finish. The storyline is well-crafted, with intriguing plot twists and a perfect blend of suspense and drama. The characters are deeply developed, each with their unique backstory that adds layers to the narrative. The acting is top-notch, drawing you into the world of Supacell and making you care about the characters’ fates. The cinematography and special effects are also impressive, enhancing t
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Jay Dee
5 months ago
I found this show excellent from beginning to end, and Netflix definitely needs to renew for another season. For all the predictably racist white people on here, you need to remember there are literally NO black people in the many thousands of movies that have been made. One of my favourite movies had one black character that was killed off very early. Does that make the writers, producers etc racist?? One idiot reviewer claimed that Rapman is racist because of the all predominantly black cas
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Siya Mngaza
5 months ago
Well, what can I say? Where to begin? Supacell had me – a previous South London resident – at the edge of my seat, in my feelings, laughing, near crying and mouth agape. I loved the way it started out in Deptford opposite my favourite cafe! And they showed a phone box where people can get free books and resources- I digress but essentially, what they showed of South East London and Lewisham meant a lot. The characters were diverse enough to make an entertaining dynamic. It was dramatic but not i
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midnite
6 months ago
This show was actually good and thrilling it started of like meh but it started to get better and better as u watched it the plot was really well written they took their time with each character and they showed character development for the main character how he went from a young happy man in a good relationship and had a good heart to a man that was filled with rage and grief each of the actors did a really good job and there are twists and turns that make the story even more interesting, the v
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Keith Bruce
5 months ago
The character development is excellent. You are taken behind the curtain of the lives of the main characters and get a glimpse of who they are and why they are. I was not familiar with these actors but their talent in bringing their characters to life is undeniable. I, like many others, suffer from super hero fatigue but this show assuaged that fatigue. I wasn’t expecting much from Supacell, so to say that it exceeded my expectations is a huge understatement. I was drawn in and after one ep
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srinu sabbavarapu
5 months ago
Ohh my woww,I just loved this Supacell series🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 eagerly waiting for season 2.it just blewd me up😲. excellent direction nd dhit making especially that background score aye aye🎶🎶 when the guts gets into the power.This Supacell is one among my best loved and watched series in recent times from Netflix coming up in just 3-4 months,they just makings thier viewers nd Subscribers sitting at the edge of their audience with these wonderful series one after the other. Michael holds the key for
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Stephen Gonsalves
4 months ago
I avoided watching this show until just a couple of days ago, because I thought it was going to be boring, but boy oh boy was I pleasantly surprised! This show had me hooked from the start! I thought the acting, action sequences, and the raw emotions of the show was top notch. I need more, I want more, and now that I know there’s a season two coming, I’m going to get more of this amazingly entertaining show. Congrats to Rapman for creating something that fans will be salivating at the mouth f
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Jee Logan
5 months ago
I do not usually leave reviews on TVs and shows but my people, let me tell you, this is an absolute banger. One thing I hate is that it has only 6 episodes but besides that, for core fiction, hero, action type shows especially involving what it would be like for the average person to have powers? This is it. I’m actually mad I have to wait for not only it to be filmed but actually confirming season 2 because I need it asap! Shoutout Rapman. Idk who you are bro but I’m about to do my research cau
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K Anderson (K Anderson)
6 months ago
Love this show. As a sickle cell warrior there is so much i can relate to with the characters. Rapman does a great job of developing the characters. I can get so deep on everything from jaundice in the eyes to being tired due to being anemic. There is just so much there. Also the love of our families and how we rely on families for our support. All of this is played out in a superhero movie ! Its a much watch ! I hope this show wins emmys and season 2 comes out sooner than later. Great job to th
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W L
5 months ago
I normally don’t write reviews for shows, but boy, Supacell is so good. The show started off with various scenes (dropping hints), so at first it was hard to follow. But then towards the end, it all made sense. I love the characters and their background story of living in South London, where black residents fight for drugs, money, power and opportunities. I love the fact the show has a very “serious” tone. I hope Netflix invests in multiple seasons.
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Karen Moore
5 months ago
I wish I could give this more than 5 stars! ‘Supacell’ is electrifying and gripping. The writing keeps one constantly on edge, with numerous teasers for revelations which eventually explode at just the right moment. There are very real human situations, personalities and emotions. The storyline doesn’t shy away from logical, tragic consequences and doesn’t spare the viewer. The characters don’t unrealistically metamorphose into heroes. They are all believably flawed and struggling in their
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Kelvin Gathima
5 months ago
Supacell is an out of this world kind of series. I’ve always said that when the brits do a movie/series they do a proper on and they keep proving me right. American film makers need to sit down and learn how the brits do it. This show totally reinvents the superhero genre with its innovative storytelling and deeply developed characters. From the very beginning, its unique premise and thrilling plot twists completely captivated me.
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Scelo “Scelz” Kunene
5 months ago
What a gem in a time where everything seems overdone and underwhelming. Then in comes Rapman with a refreshing look at superheros all painted in black. Much can be said about the constant intersections of all the characters, big and small, throughout the 6 part binge worthy mini series. Leaving you wanting to scream at your screen “just look next to you!!” What i loved the most is how every character showed that no matter how powerful we are, we still all need our “super cell”. If season 1 i
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Donald Stephens
6 months ago
If you’re looking for a new show with exceptional character development and compelling storytelling, “Supacell” on Netflix is a must-watch. Reminiscent of the early seasons of “Heroes,” this series excels in creating deep, relatable characters and delivering stellar acting performances. The narrative draws you in from the first episode, and each character’s journey is both captivating and emotionally engaging. Highly recommended for fans of superhero dramas and character-driven plots. Five stars
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Esther
6 months ago
Loved it ! The storyline and cliffhangers were very captivating, I watched it all at once….nonstop till the end. I thought it would be cliché like other superhero movies but this is different. Now i want more, like season 2 this week 😀. I loved the visuals, scenes, every frame had a story to tell, i couldn’t skip any, it was all on point. The actors/actresses were also really good. I can’t wait for more!
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Adia Terry
5 months ago
I was on the edge of my seat cheering and waiting for The Crew to get together. Supercell did not disappoint. Netflix, let Rapman do his thing and pick up another two seasons. Michael, Sabrina, Andre, Rodney, & Tayo “Tazer” have more to tell us as they go into the future. I’m cheering for yall. There is a story to tell and I look forward to seeing it unfold in the next seasons!! Supercell is not like the average superhero show. It tells the story about average people and how sickle cell plates m
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Wtf Why
6 months ago
Binge watched in a row now sad there’s no more, must continue the story or could even go back to the start of supercell. Like 100,s years for example. The writer has been extremely smart here with endless routes to go. A great deal of people complain it’s all black main cast and it’s racist??? Seriously you’re that mentally retarded you can’t understand why there’s no white supers…… it’s based on sickle cell and ONLY our lovely black brothers and sisters(I’m pale to off cream ish white beige)
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Lu Lu
5 months ago
Absolutely fabulous. Although I’m not into gang stories, trigging for me. This was an amazing concept. Brilliantly put together, and we’ll thoughtout. So proud it’s a British production. So many recognisable faces. Was great to see. I have (Sickle Cell Trait) and parts of the show, made me very emotional. As I have lost love ones, who have had full blown Sickle Cell.
