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Anthony P. This season was not bad, not as good as the others, but still the storyline was solid not much to complain about. Rated 5/5 Stars •  Rated 5 out of 5 stars 07/24/25 Full Review Faiz D I thought the season was mostly a disappointment. Rated 2/5 Stars •  Rated 2 out of 5 stars 05/14/25 Full Review Wyatt C a solid season not bad 9/10 tho Rated 5/5 Stars •  Rated 5 out of 5 stars 09/08/24 Full Review yes O Season 4 was perfect! The main antagonist was amazing and so was everything else. Rated 5/5 Stars •  Rated 5 out of 5 stars 12/11/23 Full Review Clover G Arrow Season 4 Review (1.3/10): Arrow Season 4 is characterized by a myriad of creative missteps, an overemphasis on certain elements, absolutely awful writing, and extremely terrible character development and characters in general, detracting from the series' overall quality and resulting in a disappointing viewing experience and a rating of 1.3/10. The fourth season of Arrow undergoes a significant departure from the series' earlier strengths, with a notable decline in narrative coherence and character-driven storytelling. The season's creative decisions, particularly the handling of key plotlines and character dynamics, fail to resonate with audiences, leading to a dissonant viewing experience. One of the primary concerns of Season 4 is the overwhelming focus on the "Olicity" romantic relationship, which significantly overshadows other critical elements of the series. The relentless emphasis on this particular dynamic leads to a lack of balance in storytelling, diminishing the impact of essential plot developments, action sequences, and character arcs. Furthermore, the absolutely awful writing and extremely terrible character development and characters in general in Season 4 hinder the season's thematic exploration and emotional resonance. This imbalance contributes to a dissonant viewing experience, leaving fans longing for the series' earlier strengths and compelling storytelling. Additionally, Season 4's handling of key antagonists and narrative pacing further exacerbates the season's narrative shortcomings. The introduction of new characters and storylines feels overshadowed by the overwhelming focus on the "Olicity" dynamic, leading to a dilution of the series' once-compelling storytelling. In summary, Arrow Season 4 is marred by an overemphasis on the "Olicity" relationship, absolutely awful writing, and extremely terrible character development and characters in general, resulting in a significant decline in storytelling quality and viewer satisfaction. The season's failure to maintain narrative balance and engage with critical plotlines warrants a rating of 1.3/10. Rated 0.5/5 Stars •  Rated 0.5 out of 5 stars 02/03/24 Full Review julian p I think that this season is really good but not perfect. Oliver stopped killing after the events of Arrow S1 but this season it changes. Action is so perfect way better than Flash S4 12/10. Acting the Arrow actor and actresses make the best performance in the show and in the crossovers 11/10. CGI although Arrow doesn't have any powers the CGI used in the show is great 10/10. Villain Darhk is just a amazing villain and a cool one so underrated 11/10. But I didn't like Reiter. Writing no explanation needed 11/10. Story/plot no explanation needed 12/10. Casting 10/10. Characters, I love the characters Taiana, Curtis, Donna, 10/10. Character development 9/10. Adventure 9/10. Crossover(s) "Heros Join Forces" Flash S2:E8 & Arrow S4:E8 I like this crossover definitely top 5 10/10. Mystery 8-9/10. Ending was absolutely beautiful 12/10. I said "Oliver stopped killing after the events of Arrow S1 but this season it changes" because Darhk decides to kill Laurel and I really liked Laurel I don't know why she had to die. But other than Laurel dying this is a very cool kick ass season. Rated 4.5/5 Stars •  Rated 4.5 out of 5 stars 03/22/23 Full Review Read all reviews

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