The final trailer for the MoonKnight season finale has arrived
Marvel Studios has released the final trailer for the season finale of Moon Knight. Oscar Isaac plays the Marvel hero, who suffers from a dissociative identity disorder.
Throughout the first five episodes, fans have witnessed Isaac not only portray Moon Knight, but also his two other civilian identities of mild-mannered Steven Grant and mercenary-for-hire Marc Spector. Episode 5 was the most revealing yet, as Steven and Marc had to work together in the Egyptian afterlife to balance their scales in order to rejoin the land of the living.
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