They didn't did Luanne as bad as other characters, but still something feels off. Like his mannerisms and her voice. It isn't there.
Okay, so it is confirmed this season has failed Dale. They tried tho, but didn't get anything about him right.
Yes. It's done, King of the Hill has got unbelievably boring.
I think something has happened in season 7, because I'm waiting for a good joke or something more funny than these lines they are giving the characters. Even Bill story had no turnaround. And I'm just waiting for someone to write a line deserving of Dale.
One of those cases where a movie felt longer it's never boring. It was pretty good until the middle and it really set up an amazing second act.
Thank God it wasn't entirely another episode of Peggy getting duped.
The lowest point of a really fun show so far.
Curb was always having cool callbacks. Kinda wished for a more hard-hitting and less pleasing finale, but at the end you just get it.
Matt can't kill Fisk, because then story doesn't serve the purpose it's been setting up. There has to be a way. We can't let us be corrupted.
You just gotta explain it with no other than misoginy. It happened to Sarah in Barry, and it happens with the opinions here, and it's quite telling also that it's hate against two of the best performances by a lead actress in television.
What show you have been watching and loving? You have been subjected to focus on the important things along these chapters, not just fights. So, at this point, you are just failing what this show means.
Also, some of the users here might be the reason Marvel shows are really awful. You failed real art, and championed for content instead.
What a Hitchcockian fight. That was intentional.
Okay, creator does know how to set up a conflict. This is great.
Coming from the Defenders, I'm glad that was only that awful because of what Drew Godard was subjected to. Here we are back into form and as good as ever.
The mother earth (green queen) got its revenge. But that's only one of the many ways this finale can be read. Marvelous.
People think this is "just random for weird sake", but it's actually a bold decision carried with weight. The camera following and people looking at it were never a 'twist', that would've defeated the point of making it disturbing. It was not part of the story, but part of the style. If there was a twist that someone was recording or that this was the show that was sold (in a way, that's what is being said) I can't imagine a successful way for it to resolve on camera. It would've been a misstep, like that finale of WandaVision, that shows how worst that choise could get.
The friends get the worst of the stick. Actually, Safdie is a pretty great actor, holding its own in a show with an amazing performance from Stone.
Actually the best episode so far, pretty subtle, but so revealing, as we learn more about Whitney, we see clear how the couple is unable to connect to anyone that struggles, and see Whitney unable to reconcile geniune recognition just becuase it comes from someone complex that disturbs its own imposed values.
Wow, a Marvel story with an actual ending, been time. As much as I dislike a lot of this season (but found it better than the first), this is the first time I actually felt that this have that comic book spirit.
That was hilarious. Again, Loki thinks putting itself in the impossible spot and then solving it with whatever next chapter is good. It is not.
I really feels like characters are just letting the plot go thru them, and the curious thing is that there is actually little plot. So... yea.
I thought Undead Unluck first arc was pretty solid, and it was inventive. For some reason, this first chapter doesn't feel like that, and while it does some cool scenes and direction, its scenes are kinda devoid of any spice or spark. I don't know what it is. Hope that it gets interesting or at least I realize what I think doesn't work with it.
Not as bad as I thought, but I think several scenes needed another take, and the flow of the script kinda trip in itself.
Oh, yes, I like this Dennis from It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia, with a bit of Heath Ledger's Joker, Buggy a lot.
Watched it twice, and tihkn Koby's rather good, and the inital scene with Alvida worked perfectly. I appreciate how clear is how the protagonists move from one thing to another. The only thing I didn't like is that The Koby goodbye didn't land as great (but maybe that's because we are still seeing Koby next chapters). And I really don't like too much of that floaty around the room camera with no cuts.
The thing with the last season of Barry, despite being a good one, it's that I think the series has said more meaningful and done more creative in previous seasons. While there's a interesting take there at the end, I think it really lacked a bit more to say about everything else.
In the decisive scene, Ken goes after Shiv, and Roman follows because he knows what his brother is capable of. If Kendall really had shown he was a person, Shiv probably would've voted for him. Even if he didn't went after her, she probably would've. At the end, Tom keeps Greg close, because he respect what piece of shit he learned to be, and maybe also because he can still have him around to abuse. God knows he needs one in the new position he's in.
This is what Mashle does well, and it actually translates better in anime. It just wanna have fun.
Wild episode. It's not so much that things haven't changed and that Barry will be back to killing. Since we see him in this episode, it's like he's already confident. He really doesn't have doubts anymore.
Overall, I like the idea of domestic life having this background. It's like Hader is saying "this is actually what your life is based upon".
Yup, maybe the most hilarious episode yet.
Devastating and gut-wrenching, not because of the actual death, but for the atmosphere of the Roy's siblings as they go thru the news, while not really working like proper human people. A feelt that can't come easily, because of the complex relationship with Logan and the economic implications at play. Again we are reminded that Shiv, Kendall and Roman (the one who actually steals this season) really can't feel love as easy as it should be, and, that actually ensues a lot of comedy here.
While it is fine and it appropiately hightens the comedy aspect of the manga, it also reminds us of the story and narrative flaws. Because, of course, Mashle wasn't good in the beginning. Hopefuly we can part ways with the setup soon and just enjoy the bonkers aspect of it.
