Anybody else tried this show out? I'm almost through five episodes and it's pretty great with a quality cast and it's super dark stuff. Season 2 is starting on like September 4th or thereabouts too.
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What do you guys think about the direction they went for the season finale?
it was good but I wasn't blown away. better than the source material in some ways, worse in others.
I kind of figured it out pretty early on that they'd be going that direction. Mostly fine with it but curious how the other characters move on and what their arcs may be.
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Anyone still watching? Season 2 was a slow starter but ramped up tremendously as it went on.
yeah started a bit slow but really liked it. They were right to go their own way over the source material more and more as Butcher and especially Homelander have developed into far more interesting characters.
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I'm glad to hear that S2 gets better. I'm two eps in and, outside of Gecko and Stormfront (whose name I was a bit gobsmacked by), wasn't really feeling it like I was the first.
Fun bit: watched Scare Me the other night and was super impressed by Aya Cash, so seeing her as Stormfront was enough to pique my interest.
Fun bit: watched Scare Me the other night and was super impressed by Aya Cash, so seeing her as Stormfront was enough to pique my interest.
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I found the closing of episode 3 is where things really start picking up
It took a while for me to get into this season. I didn't care much for the actual Wife/Ryan/Homelander stuff and I felt like they could've done a bit more with Stormfront's character as a whole. Loved the reveal in the final episode though and the Lamplighter episode was a highlight for me but I'm a big Shawn Ashmore fan.
I felt Season 1 was stronger. This season felt like they were short changing some subplots (Stormfront's history, the Church of the Collective, etc.) and trying to cram a lot into just 8 episodes. What worked really worked well but at times it felt like a transitory season.
I felt Season 1 was stronger. This season felt like they were short changing some subplots (Stormfront's history, the Church of the Collective, etc.) and trying to cram a lot into just 8 episodes. What worked really worked well but at times it felt like a transitory season.
Youth N Asia
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he’s the lead in Banshee. That shows kicks all kinds of ass. Ran four seasons on Cinemax.
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Finished the show yesterday and have to agree with most of the sentiment going around that S1 was stronger but I'm still not complaining.
The intro to episode seven was some of the darkest and saddest television that I've seen in a while that will probably get glossed over because that was meant to be the point I think but holy shit they did a fantastic job of displaying and examining how affected people can be by the media cycle and how it can influence them.
The intro to episode seven was some of the darkest and saddest television that I've seen in a while that will probably get glossed over because that was meant to be the point I think but holy shit they did a fantastic job of displaying and examining how affected people can be by the media cycle and how it can influence them.
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I enjoyed season 2 more. Maybe I wasn’t liking the comic changes from season 1 and was better with it by the time 2 rolled around.
i liked season 2 more as well but i think it was because they were carving their own path more this season. Some of the changes from the comic in season 1 i wasnt huge on but overall I liked them as I find a lot of Ennis's stuff to be juvenile. They kept the core satire and some of the better dark humor and pervy shit without going totally overboard with it like he always has to do.
