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Discussion: Season 5, Episode 8 Join the Discussion
726Almost everyone is still alive except the Frenchman, so I wouldn't be surprised if they decide to continue in a couple of years + the soldier is alive
It's just a new idea, because as far as I know, it was the last chapter in the comics.
By the way, we noticed how in this episode the Homelander literally flew into space in 2 seconds and returned (when the millionaire was carried away), or in the last one, he reached Frenchy in almost a split second when he knocked, but then he couldn't fly away from Butcher and Kimiko. (even in the Herogasm episode, when he didn't have V1, he flew away, even though he was pinned to the floor by three people). Or how he literally tore people in half with his laser (even in the first episode of this season, Kimiko), but he couldn't do anything here. It's clear that there are a lot of such moments in the series, but at least in the finale, the scriptwriters could have thought about it.
Now, for some reason, I've just reviewed the moments from this series, I thought maybe the first impressions let me down, but no, it's really a very weak ending, I once thought that the comic had a clever ending, but now I realize that it wasn't so bad there.
Despite the fact that there was a normal break between seasons, but they came up with THIS.
He's a fucker. Most likely, he just lifted it 200 meters and that's it.
So many of the characters' storylines were leaked simply by killing them or even strangling them🤣
And someone got two separate seasons to send to Canada.
CANADA, CARL!
By the way, does the Soldier sound funny? I forgot.
Or it goes off immediately after the flash, then it normalizes.
It's a pity that we didn't spend exactly 30 seconds explaining it properly.
we've found a point where our understanding of the characters is different, and that's okay)
In general, the season and the series ended quite as expected, I don't understand what people expected from the "fairy tale" about children. To make everyone die to hell? It initially looked like a Happy Ending series (yes, many people burned out on the LGBT monologue, and it was kind of out of place on the one hand, but on the other, it wasn't that annoying. The final fight was crumpled and painted over, but the Epilogue was good, so it's hard to call the ending ST bad)
B The Boys must be given credit for the fact that the series was made from a fairly average comic book, which, apart from a fierce tinplate and a raft of twist with Noir, offered nothing new. We've already seen everything, plus or minus, in Watchmen, The Tick, and so on. But the series gave both character development and backstory, and even an alternative arc to Noir (which, although worse than the original, nevertheless has a place to be and be loved). It was interesting to see the parallels of the arches of the Submarine and the Train, when they started from about the same level of "asshole" and how differently they finished. In general, in the final season, the first 2 episodes were very good, but then in 6 episodes we saw so much filler garbage that we immediately remembered the garbage season 6 of Peaky Blinders.
The last episode of the Boys may not have been straight 10/10, but it's clearly better than episodes 3-7, where apart from Samuel Jackson in the form of a shark and a gag with a dog, I don't remember anything. Yes, for some reason the characters are Gen V. Yes, the fight was banal, but in general the outcome was obvious.
I'm glad for MM. In general, if the first season was solid 8, seasons 2-4 are closer to 7, this one is probably the 6th
>In general, there is some kind of strange fashion for as many characters as possible to appear at the end of all TV series. What for? What's wrong with happy endings?
Usually, there's nothing wrong with happy endings. I love them very much, and the bad endings are always frustrating and just feel like a drain.
But here! It's just nonsense. They soaked everyone from right to left, they raised and raised the degree of insanity, and in the end they fucked it up. The children's finale came out, absolutely disproportionate to the whole series.
The situation in the SD is slightly different. The low number of deaths there just doesn't look realistic. It was like a series that felt like something that could have happened with a stretch. They presented it like this. But in the end, this immunity of the main characters (of course, except for one🙄) ruined everything.
In short, people don't know how to make finals. Although the guys outperformed many by doing it to the hilt, it's not a shame to end the story LIKE that.
I'm glad to see the abyss drain, he's still the most rotten character in the universe, and I loved him for that, but I also raged a lot.
Homelander also liked how they beat him, how quickly they brought him down from heaven to earth. It's funny that he wanted to escape while still having superpowers. A coward and a lonely boy, his death also caused many different emotions, from pity to satisfaction. Starr made a very incredible character. It's a pity to say goodbye to him.
And of course it's a pity that the Frenchman's chocolate still killed the Terror. The dog is said to have died in real life🥲
In short, I won't call this finale a masterpiece, but it's clearly not some kind of shit, as everyone writes. It's good and strong. Are you giving Ashley a second term as president
Five seasons will lead to the fact that the Homelander will fail, biting before the season for unrealistic destruction, and as a result, a mini-fight in the oval office and regular jokes about Kripke's dicks. What was the point of V1 at all?. Once again, the Homelander, who has unrealistic abilities, stands in front of the boys and waits. Well, as they say, "It's what clara would have wanted"
Not as terrible as the ending of the IP, but very weak. The season was a disappointment, we had to finish in third place.
Yeah, right. The IP finale is the greatest in history compared to this xD
It's obvious that the virus won't take him.
Kripke promised that there would be many deaths, and as a result, only Frenchie and Butcher, whose death was obvious, left the positive characters. Even fucking Sage was given a happy ending.
The characters from gen B also didn't affect anything in the end.
Kripke, with his satire on Trump, which killed the plot, should be kicked out of his job as a screenwriter for such an ending.
Well, the fact that Butcher has finally moved is also not impressive, he has been swinging back and forth like a pendulum for the last 2 seasons, now he wants to kill all the supers, now he doesn't want to. It seems like he didn't want to in the last episode, now he wants to again. The same as a Soldier, whose drain is generally a disgrace.
What a mediocrity.
It would be very brave))
If the story about the university of supers had been made independent, rather than trying to tie it to the main series, it would have made much more sense.
They were casually added to the main series in order to smoothly move fans from one show to another. Like a flock of sheep in the village
The moment when Butcher was standing over John's body was very beautifully musically framed - that disturbing music that usually appeared during Homelander's breakdowns, gradually turning into a sad and melancholic melody, as if describing Butcher's condition at that moment (John is killed, what is his purpose in life now?). And, at the same time, it shows that these two are literally two sides of the same coin.
Otherwise.. I can't even get upset, because after the previous episodes it was clear that there would be no ending.
Started with a bang, ended with a 'meh'.
Throughout the season, pesel was purely Chekhov's gun for the sake of disrupting Butcher, which, to be honest, feels like a very cheap trick.
Secret Service: We have 2 people for the whole house, that's enough
It's not that easy to get into the White House, after 5 minutes Annie flies away from there. They could have flown in the same way.
Well, yes, they are not updated every..) 1-5 days?) the season was just merged to finish as quickly as possible
Why this ambush at the White House? How stupidly the final battle was filmed... at first, the Homelander easily fights back, and then just freezes and watches (!!!) as his strength is taken away.
It was a very strange decision not to punish a Homelander, leaving him to live as a mere mortal. In an ideal ending, he hangs himself a couple of days after the fight.
Working Time also raises questions, but most likely Amazon will just launch new series in the Universe. There is no other explanation for this, because Butcher was right in the dialogue before his death.
The team started with vivid satire and maximum plausibility, and ended with some cliches. Sadly.
Who has read the original source? How close was it?
Why couldn't we just stick to the original source?.
As I mentioned above (and always have), the raft twist with Noir is the best thing in the comic (okay, and the ending was much crazier, but the whole gang rape comic is like that). But the series, moving away from the comic, gave enough growth to many characters and characters.
@Xenobait:
But the series, moving away from the comic, has given enough growth to many characters and characters.
I'm not arguing, I'm talking about the plot twists in the ending of the story)
As expected, the series finale turned out to be simple 🤮
Eric Kripke, you let us down.
A feeling of incredible boredom and sterility. It's hard to come up with a more crumpled and dreary ending. At the moment of the final fight with Homelander, the feeling "damn, but in the third season the mix was much cooler." There were some complaints there, too, but the fight on the Heroin with Butcher and the Soldier looked a hundred times more cheerful. This is not what you expect. There is no scope. Zero surprises and "these are the twists." The hope was that Home would start cutting out hundreds of people when the conversation turned to heretics, but we can't have anything cool here, right?)) All the coolness remained in the interview with the showrunner, and on the posters. I'll give it my due, it was nice to watch Home grovel, having lost his strength, but it was as if they hadn't put the squeeze on him either. Five seasons for this?... Well, thanks, che.
A soldier? Merged. Characters from Generation V? It's a stupid cameo that doesn't affect the plot in any way. I sympathize with those who watched the two seasons and thought it would somehow affect the main series. Death of a Submariner? As ridiculous as possible. The series seems to be famous for its tin, well, turn around somehow, let it be torn apart or something, or else a tentacle through your mouth, seriously??? And the fight was ridiculous, they waved their fists for two minutes.
Perhaps the last one is absolutely Butcher's reversal, because there's still half an hour left before the end of the episode. "Oi, my dog died, and my adopted son told me to fuck off, okay, I'm going to wet all the soups." It's just that the elegant Roskomnadzor was done by Huey's hands, because there weren't enough eggs himself. Imho, it should have been brought more smoothly to the fact that he decided to kill all superheroes altogether. His goal was to kill Homelander and avenge his wife, and he achieved it. That's it, Finita. And the supers are being bred in laboratories, but they are scattered all over the world.. You'll kill those who are currently active, OK, but that won't stop corporations from bringing out new ones, and so do businessmen and scientists who are ordinary people. Or am I missing something? :/
In general, it's not just bad, it's bad. It's just "no way." The notorious 5/10, in a couple of months I'll forget what happened here. The first and second seasons will always remain in the heart. There was really a tin, there was conflict, tension, it was even better relieved. We saved on the finale, but at least we didn't leak it.
PS. The death of the dog caused the most feelings during the season. Especially considering that she died six months ago (
PS2. Memes are the only good thing I found for myself. "This is what Clara would like." + Today, people started joking about "Scorched Earth? Rather, the soil is medium-rare."
P.S. But this doesn't justify Kripke at all. The guy kept a bunch of useless characters for 5 seasons, which he could evenly remove, freeing the budget from the salaries of minor actors, who, with their growing fees, greatly reduce it.…
P.S. I also thought that the series was very popular. Then I realized that this was the effect of a huge number of Homelander memes that flooded the Internet.
Although the serum stocks in the Homelander's office and in the laboratories have not been canceled. They can only be destroyed purposefully, but the one who doesn't put a couple of ampoules in his pocket should also destroy them.
The only thing I didn't like was Butcher's death. I imagined it differently, and not that his own kid would kill him, even under the pretext of infecting all the supers with a virus. That's not the most convincing motive.
I also don't quite understand the moment with Ryan. The guy decided to start life with a clean slate and did not want to live with Butcher, considering him a bad person. But then he followed Marvin, even though Marvin seems to have as many sins as Butcher.
Well, go ahead, write the script and send it, otherwise you've only written a nagging comment.
Kripke did it like the Supernatural: when you introduce a hero who is practically invulnerable and as powerful as possible, you automatically subscribe to some kind of improbable battle between God and a mere mortal. Therefore, the finale is without surprises. Perhaps this is better than the pointless wanderings of the characters for 1-3 seasons.
Thanks to Kripke for describing what we should experience from this ending. I just don't have the strength to hate it anymore. Thanks for what the Boys were like before. That's where we'll say goodbye.
All the main lines were closed: Ashley, Stan Edgar, Ryan, and the Boys themselves - they were all more or less dismantled and somehow closed. The issue with the bad supers has also been resolved. Gen V wasn't particularly interested in the spin-off, so I don't care about their fate.
Overall, the season was a bit weak, that's right. But I can't call the ending shit. It's really better than what was in the finales of GOT and the original Dexter wound.
The series, in my opinion, could have been safely packed into three seasons - and it would have been much cooler. Especially if the same money for five seasons was thrown at three. It would have been a really high-quality project. And so, well, the finale is more or less normal, but the last episodes before it were a bit hard to watch.
(by the way, this applies to another Kripke brainchild: if they had stopped at three seasons, it would have been a masterpiece)
We're definitely going to miss the most charismatic of all the series characters, this little French ringleader, damn it!
I won't say that it's completely bad, but let's be honest, we all clearly expected something else here.
It's a pity that the final seasons of great TV series have been dumped into the garbage chute lately, along with the hopes and expectations of fans. The curse of Season 5 is in action.
Still, I expected Butcher to pull the trigger. And Ryan will leave his powers (because they are innate) and survive the virus, becoming the only real superman. But spinoffs won't sell themselves that easily, apparently there are plans for those that follow the plot of the series.
Rest in peace Terror, both an on-screen and a real doggie actor 😥
1) Theory- Noir had his tongue torn off or replaced with someone else. A TV series? Just "he's in character"
2) The theory is that a Homelander is manipulated by a Saint, sending visions to him and pursuing his own selfish goals. It sounded pretty realistic, because this character didn't exist before, and then Home started catching glitches. A TV series? There's no connection at all, just a coincidence.
3) Theory- the characters of "Generation V" will participate in the battle with Homelander. Given that Mary can manipulate blood, it was thought that she would resurrect someone or affect the drug in the Homelander's blood. A TV series? A five-minute cameo and zero real involvement in the plot))))
4) Theory- Maeve will appear in the last season. Well, there's not much to say here, because she was deprived of her powers and in fact she has nothing to do, but as a cameo they could have shown themselves.
5) A lot of theories about the role of the Soldier, everything turned out to be wrong, the old man went to bed and did not even participate in the finale
I won't touch on Home's death itself. There were a lot of "wishlist", to the point that he would have been torn apart by an angry crowd. I'm just going to share a little fan creativity, where there's more epic and atmospheric in a minute than in the entire last season.:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SPnN8bABA7o
And yes, I've been thinking about the Soldier, too... They didn't even show him briefly in the finale, let alone take a minute to show his reaction to what happened.
Well, didn't the movie work out when only the last 2 episodes got out? The series has consistently maintained high ratings, as shown by absolutely all platforms.
I think this just shows how big a fan community can be, which is already living its life generating its own individual scenarios) It just still has nothing to do with the screenwriters. Yes, the finale could have been more epic, you can't argue, but the bigger the community, the harder it is to please, especially in a topic like the finale.
The series that made fun of everything that was in superheroics ended the way all superheroics ends. The series couldn't surprise me at all.
I was already hoping that maybe if in the final shots, another high-speed super blows up Annie by the road, then this will somehow brighten up the series, and the series will wrap up well. But even that wasn't the case.
Well, for example, in the battle with Homelander, it turns out that Cypher fucked up our gang and she still had her powers and this was some kind of her plan. That would be a twist, just a twist. Or do screenwriters consider their audience to be dumb and unable to digest a complex twist?
Generation V just got the fuck leaked. It's just a failure from Amazon.
Butcher was leaked, purely to state that the "heroes" also died in the last episode. This whole line lasts 5-7 minutes.
In all this, I only feel sorry for Terror.
"In the finale of Boys, it will be revealed that Huey is actually a patient at a psychiatric clinic where he is being treated by Dr. John and Billy the nurse. Huey is in love with nurse Annie from another shift and calls all the other patients and visitors "super." He was admitted to the clinic after a severe mental injury.: his girlfriend was hit by a car, and Huey himself is convinced that it was a superhero with super speed.
Dr. John, by the way, is lactose intolerant."
And that's before he even accepted V1 himself.
I don't feel sorry for Deep, the ending of Homelander and Butcher was obvious, although I imagined the fight in the Oval differently, on a larger scale, more brutally. In some episode, the third or something. A Homelander glitch was shown where he cuts out crowds of people with a laser from his eyes, but this season he seems to be holding back in everything. They took the guy by surprise, became dumber and constantly waits for something.
One good thing is that Huey has actually found a new job, and that's not all.
P.S. It's time to finally read the original comic, since the series is over.
oh yeah. Black Thunder in the Second Doctor
The only thing I liked about it was that Butcher killed Homelander, that's ALL. Well, the death of Depth.
I'm happy for Huey and Annie, but it's a little vanilla.
Marie, Emma, and Jordan both showed up and left. Although in the last episode, Annie asked them for help, and in the end they got a job as taxi drivers.
The Homelander got what he deserved, presenting himself in front of everyone in his real pathetic form. Everything seems logical, but perhaps it was worth not killing him or killing him not immediately, but leaving him exhausted so that he would humiliate himself and do about what he promised Butcher, groveling before anyone.
Butcher's death at the hands of Huey seems to be a dramatic moment, but it also somehow didn't touch much. This can be said about all lines. For me, it wasn't the finale that failed Kripke, but rather almost everything that preceded it this season. Putting the ending of the Boys on a par with Game of Thrones, Stranger Things and Dexter (twice) I wouldn't. Still, everything is better here.
Now, after the imminent failure of Boys Mexico, we are waiting for the sixth season of Boys, where Stan Edgar resurrects Homelander so that he can continue to make meme faces and bring money to Amazon.
In all the seasons, there has not been a single large-scale disaster - at least to freeze a river, arrange an earthquake, or strike lightning from the sky.
Even Butcher wasn't torn apart from the inside by a self-aware tangle of tentacles.
It's literally the ending of "this is how Season 3 would have ended if Ryan hadn't pushed Grandpa."
Also, Butcher, without a goal, a son and a dog, literally went to kill himself about Huey. It was obvious that he didn't need any virus, even if he released it, he still wouldn't know what to do next.
Sadly. They could at least show that he and Becca ended up meeting in heaven.
As far as that's all... without imagination? It was as if they were looking for the shortest and most effective way to end the series rather than the most interesting one.
In the first season, they tell us 200 supers per America, 1 per city.
Then they show 50 pieces in an orphanage, 100 pieces in a university, and 50 pieces dying in a nursing home.
A total of 400.
Of these, about 100 were killed in 5 seasons of Boys and 2 seasons of Vi.
That leaves 300.
Then we're postulated that a strong, handsome super like Maeve is a rarity, mostly suckers like throwing up acid and burning themselves, eating the earth and shitting the earth. Let it be 30% normal.
That leaves 100 people. Some of them are very situational like a techno-king - if it weren't for the millions of dollars of 11 generations of his family, then his super-perception would not be particularly useful.
I remind you, in the vault where B1 was stolen from the safe, they say that Butcher and MM know a little more than 10 strong dudes who can break down a wall.
There are 20-25 literate dangerous supers of the old/new Noir level all over the world.
Half of whom will kill each other for a tasty position or their director will fail so that the 2nd Homelander does not grow out of them.
In general, as for the fight in the White House, after Butcher's death, there will statistically be 10-15 really dangerous capable supers. There was no army, and there never will be.
Well, in conclusion, the ending turned out to be too sugary for me, and if Kripke hadn't moved away from the comic so much, it would have turned out better.
Without trying to hurt or offend in any way :)
In this episode, the number of incompetently merged Persians has broken through all imaginable and inconceivable limits, I don't even want to say anything about it.
On the positive side, it's only Ashley and Ryan, and Huey, who symbolically returned to where it all started.
It's a pity that Kripke, in his attempts to make fun of everything, completely forgot that the Boys are not only about sarcasm and satire, but also about the most powerful plot, characters and meaning, which, alas, is not observed in the last season.
The only advantage is the Homelander's death. They showed it correctly, I was afraid they wouldn't be able to. The character got the ending he deserved.
The rest is a complete mess. Remember the posters where the Homelander in space looks at the burning Earth, and Butcher walks through the ruins of the Vaught Tower. Where is it? We were deceived in a despicable way.
As a result, the series and the entire season were drained, unfortunately.
Most of the questions were answered. In general, I still didn't understand the fuck to invent Kimiko's power if there was a Soldier (apparently, to freeze Ackles for another spin-off), and also the fuck to merge Gen V so stupidly (They say there was a plan for season 3, but Amazon canceled everything, so they went to Canada anyway). It was also kind of ridiculous that Terror died at exactly the right moment, but considering that the real dog actor also died after filming, it even turned out to be somehow poetic.
The other branches... Well, OK? The fact that Homelander and Butcher will fight without abilities in the end was not predicted, it seems, only lazy, Ryan also came back to help, Deep was predictably torn apart by sharks, Sage got her peace, Ashley got a character arc and a funny ending, Huey and Annie got the expected happy ending... In general, everything is VERY predictable, but not bad. Personally, for me, at least MM should have left for the drama (in the scene with bullets in the corridor from the ceiling, because he and Kimiko stupidly hugged each other out of there, I can't believe that he escaped the bullets at all...although even when he gets shot by Huey in the episode with the hospital, she also magically evaporates).
I'm glad that the final confrontation was between Huey and Butcher, it seemed to be more personal than a big fight, it was a good decision, and even in the hall of Seven. And the fact that Butcher finally changed his mind but decided not to tell Huey is also a good decision.
I'm incredibly pleased with the finale, and I hope Amazon won't milk the Boys until they're exhausted.
The way the last two seasons have been going, I expected a MUCH dumber ending.
Well, the winner, of course, was Stan Edgar. I wonder if Esposito will ever play Gus Fring again in his life?
@Lavash:
Well, the ending was a movie))) They played it in American cinemas, people paid money to watch this absurdity for an hour. The fact that there is no smell of quality, yes. But they've made some money! Profit, as they say.
I didn't watch the DVD, but it was also played in cinemas, and then people spat that there was no ending. But there doesn't seem to be any scale, there are some kind of monsters. But what is there to watch on the big screen, a five-minute fight in one office?
It's a very strange moment with asterisks' pregnancy, i.e. they have blood there, murders, and then they immediately show how cliched they are and they urgently need a child, well, everything else seems to have already been said.
Well, goodbye Guys. It was fun all 5 seasons anyway)
. P.S. I especially yelled at how they convinced us for 2 seasons of Gen V that this was the most important show, that it would play a role, that Marie Moreau was the strongest Homelander-level soups, blah blah, and then the show They closed it down, and Marie was put in a truck to take the refugees out of the show. The same goes for the virus - for a total of almost 4 seasons for 2 series, the virus was a McGuffin, and then... he was no longer needed, they fucked up "Kimiko the Soldier" for an episode, and that's it. And in fact, it was a useless plot waste of time, which served only as a "bone of contention" for Butcher's death, but it could have been dispensed with, and certainly not wasting so much time on the plot of the virus.
It's a pity that the channel's management is as beaten up as Kripke, and the show has become a psychotherapy room for their sick hatred of the government. A parody of a parody.
The denouement of Butcher and Huey's relationship generally looks like a hasty attempt to close plot holes. It feels like the showrunner just ticked off a notebook: Sage was leaked, a check; Kimmico was given strength, a check; Homelander was killed, a check; Depth, as the last of the seven, was killed in 2 minutes, a check; the CEO was returned to Wout (probably for spin—offs), a check; Huey was given a happy end check. Oh yes, Butcher!.. Well, let's come up with something on the knee.
The series itself is more like a passing episode from the middle of the season, but not an epic finale. Our team's fight against the villains is a joke to the chickens. The depth was drained in five strokes and a push into the sea, the preacher was gagged in a couple of minutes, and the Homelander was simply stomped in three minutes in one office, without even changing the location! Yes, in "Heroigasm" Makhach looked a hundred times bigger.
The series itself is great, I've watched it every year since the first season. It's a shame for the finale, in terms of the level of merger for me as a sole proprietor or a sole proprietor. It's just very sad and hurtful.
Well, I'm happy for Sage. She was so genuinely happy about the lack of superintelligence)) Finally, the girl will live peacefully))
Welcome to the club of merged finals, Boys
It was hoped that Kripke would still remember what this series was about and show a realistic ending, where Homelander simply tears up Butcher and Co., begins to destroy entire cities, search for "infidels"
No, catch jokes about anuses, cocks, a quick fight with Homies in the White House
Butcher was upset that Ryan rejected him, Terror died, and decided it was time to do the RCN.. However, he didn't have the guts, so he had to be killed by Huey.
Today we are gathered here to remember the Boys - a series that challenged superheroics, held up well for 3 seasons, but in the end turned into something it struggled with.
I liked Butcher's ending. The whole series showed that he knows how to live only with regrets about the death of his closest people, of whom, in fact, he had only two: Becca and Lenny, and then Hugh at the end, and that's because he resembles his brother. Butcher had already shown mercy and lied to Hugh that he would have pressed the button anyway so that the kid's conscience wouldn't torment him.
Homelander was leaked. They said all season that he was a rag without his powers (and he wasn't afraid with his powers anymore), which he eventually turned out to be, but it was an idiotic scenario, because throughout the series we were led to believe that the constantly restrained Homelander would simply demolish the tower and start shredding everything. on his way, Butcher will not be so despondently begging for mercy.
It's a pity, in the first season, he just rattled the audience's nerves at the moment when he asked Frenchy about the truck. As an antagonist, he deserved a better plot ending.
Even the usual superhero series don't end that way...
Even the most ridiculous and stupid outcome would be better than this.
We have a secret episode 9 waiting for us, with a real ending, you've been fucked!
And actually, of course, it's a pity that the series ended so stylishly, but what did we expect in 2k26?
Ironically, the Marvels were ridiculed, and in the end they ended up 10 times worse than them, but useless spin-offs began to be stamped one after another.
P.S. Interest in the franchise died with such a mediocre ending, I don't know who will continue to be interested in watching the "universe".
Just two episodes ago, they wanted to kill all the supers and were preparing for this by attaching a virus to the scene, the ladies prepared their boys that they did not want to live without them and were ready to die, because the great goal is more important. And healthy again! Bang, Butcher, I didn't want this, it just happened, look, I have balls, but I still didn't want to kill you (and I, stupid bastard, don't understand that if there was one filled with power and permissiveness, then there will definitely be another, because the way well-trodden, but power corrupts, history is cyclical) (c) a whiner and good-for-nothing Huey, who for some reason was suddenly offered a job by the President.
How they went to the White House is a cringe, of course. Only Ashley smiled, and the gun went off just in time. The battle in the Oval is as simplified and flattened as possible, but at least it's a fight that's been missing all this season. Ryan showed up, although I was glad of it, but where did he get so much strength against baty, if in the first episodes of the season it was only thanks to the will and kindness, I'm not afraid of this word, that he stayed alive? About the fact that both Home, Butcher, and Ryan were supposed to take off, they wrote above. But here again, miracles, Home is not omnipotent, immortal and the coolest super, but purely at the end of the top 5 dozen)))
And yes, if you really want to make a real happy ending in the style of Boys, then Butcher's plan must be implemented: all the supers will die, he will live with Ryan or without and search for his meaning of life (which is a hundredfold more difficult), Huey inconsolably cries for his girlfriend, as in the first episode of season 1, MM is also variable (from death to what was shown, I don't care at all).
But no, we will leave as many loopholes as possible to milk this "cow" to victory. And we will kill purely 2 antagonists , but we would like blood and bones .
And the whole season could be safely shortened to a slightly extended one episode. Anyway, Homelander's "immortality" didn't really make any sense. After all, they couldn't defeat him before that.
To hell with this franchise, its spinoffs, and so on :)
my estimates by season:
1 - 8.5
2 - 8.0
3 - 7.5
vi1 - 7.0
4 - 6.5
vi2 - 6.0
5 - 5.5
I'll review the first two or three seasons with great pleasure, and I'll probably review the others more than once (well, except for the fifth)
Well, purely that Star Wars fan from the Simpsons🤣
. Season 5 is disgusting as the series finale.
I despise the serial balance of power between the characters.
At the beginning of the season, the Homelander beams Kimiko in half, and in this episode he didn't even damage his clothes. The damage from the rays works exclusively on the tentacles, which seem to tear Newman in half, but the heroes are 100% stronger than these tentacles.
The Homelander is able to keep up with Atrain, but is unable to dodge Butcher's attacks or escape.
At the same time, all HL is under the influence of B1, rays to space, incredible power))0
The whole battle of the strongest supers takes place in one office, and there the camera wasn't even hit and the walls weren't broken. What kind of trash is this?
Deepa is killed by marine life. Just a tentacle through and through. how? Bullets don't take a man, but here the fish pierce right through. Where do dozens of inhabitants of the depths spawn from the shore in 1 second? Why is there not the slightest logic at all
The very decision to give Kimiko a Soldier's blast is just nonsense. They came up with it in episode 7, they implemented it there, and already at 8 they killed Homelander. Why shouldn't any regen soup be given an ultimate weapon? In 1 day, the same is done
If you delete line B1, then nothing will change in the plot. You can still kill a Homelander with poison and remove a scalpel in front of the camera.
The Soldier's line is simply shocking. Why was it unfrozen? For the sake of the prequel? Okay
Why did they show us the Vi Generation with absolutely zero impact on the plot? Just to make it happen? Okay
The 5/8 episodes of the season are half-full crap, but the Homelander and the Dip merge in 30 minutes (!!). What's it? Literally, the arcs of the two characters of the first plan are being closed at a rapid pace because well, everything is already final
MM and Ryan didn't like the ending. Generally.
How did MM get together with his ex-wife and what is the reason for this? When was the last time anyone even thought about her?
Why did Ryan stay with MM instead of Zoey?
And the Homelander should have been left to live out his life humiliated, exhausted and forgotten by everyone, for him it is much worse than death.
He's kind of logical, very simple and straightforward, all the bad ones are punished, all the good ones live a good life, everything is as it should be.
I'm more than happy with the series finale.
I'll miss you.
I thought there would be a mochilovo Soldier and a Homelander, but we only got the latter's attempts.
Thank you for Terror, we paid tribute to the memory of the dog.
Don't get me wrong, I don't mean that only the right-wingers tore into the ending and the last season, I just had a thought when I read the comments here that a lot of people didn't like the fact that the creators made too many allusions to Trump and the current US government in general. It just seemed to me that initially soups were disguised powers that be, that is, a homelander is the president of the United States / nuclear bomb/military industrial complex. that's why everyone is afraid of him, that's why everything is allowed to him.
It doesn't seem to be the most difficult thought, but perhaps the media literature of this series is lower than I thought.
But yes, my initial comment is not entirely correct.
Well, Eric Kripke is not an idiot, by any means. On the contrary, he is a genius. I made money off the people and walked around my penthouse smoking an expensive cigar. Well, or something like that. But the fact that he's a complete fucker, that's right. He fooled the audience, gloated in his public post about how we were all losers for watching this. Amazon and others like him will be promoted, because they bring a lot of money. Season 5 has become the most watched season, with popularity skyrocketing. It's a pity the product is crap, but why try if it brings as good as it does, and requires a minimum of resources and effort?
The tendency to merge the finals is fucked up, but it's unlikely to stop because at first the viewer brings a lot of money for this and every time more and more and in the finale they fuck up. And from the viewer's side, it's difficult to predict failure, especially if the beginning is very good. I didn't doubt for a second that the ending of very strange cases would be bad. Well, the result is exactly the opposite. The boys fill up the piggy bank. So even xs has something to say. I don't give a fuck, maybe sooner or later something will come to these assholes, but it's unlikely.
I don't know how it happened, but the first seasons looked much bigger. In the beginning, any super was a threat: he could just swat the heroes like bugs, but now the boys have such armor that it's hard for them to empathize. There are a lot of unnecessary characters, lines that lead nowhere, and they result in a finale in which the conflict is resolved in half an hour. The worst thing is that you don't feel the weight of defeating Homelander. He was supposed to be the final boss, to defeat which the heroes would have to use all the weapons and knowledge accumulated over the previous seasons. As it was, the death of the invisible man at the very beginning felt more epic than the homelander.
However, he did it the whole series.
Everything he didn't copy turned out to be bullshit.
Except that he did a good job of being a submariner, as a completely original hero.
, what was so fucking great? A twist on Noir, this is not the last arc. XL is not the main "villain" there at all. After unwinding XL in one issue, there were probably 10 more issues where Butcher was Hugh, and the rest was with the establishment
It smacks of desperation harshly.
You sit there, look at the direct appeal of the crazy blandin to the nation and realize that if not immediately after the appeal, then everyone will be mowed down for some time. There, about 100 people from the country's population, including Homelander's entourage, will remain?
Yes, the kitten is in shock.
Abyss:......noooo!!!
Something so comical, but childish)
It's like you're a parent, you had a dialogue with a child who learned something, he listened to you, and then he kind of gave out something like what the Abyss gave out. And if some mom had filmed it like Rils, he would have gotten knocked up)
But the fact that she wouldn't hurt the boys, that's right. Too. But in the end, I can summarize and settle on a simple "🤷♂️"
Imho, leaving Home alive would be the worst punishment for him. Stupid Butcher
Ideally, he should have been left alive as a human being, especially after he said he would suck and eat shit. He had to understand how to be a man and be afraid of everyone, to be a disgrace!
Eric Kripke tricked us!
The first two seasons are amazing, the third is very good, the fourth is bad but tolerable, the fifth is just disgusting!
So let me ask you, are these students in the same room with you?
Well, yes, mb was overestimated by many. But from the point of view of the script and the plot lines, the plot is crumpled, although the lines were closed in a hurry, but it was hard and bad. It was possible to remove the dumb jokes from previous episodes and add more screen time to the characters.
But they didn't do that, so the ending is honestly weak. I don't care if you agree.
I wanted to write my opinion, everyone has the right to it, regardless of getting into the stream.
As it is, there is no effect from the series... It's over, and it's over, as they say. What's on the other channel?
of course, the water was poured from the bottom of our hearts this season...
I hoped that the Star would at least kill the Underwater One, but it wasn't useful here either...
Let's remember pesel Bentley
Well, Butcher's current was somehow leaked.
Like many other shows, it clearly wasn't the best. It was obviously not the most dense in the plot.
Many of the characters were "hacked" worse than in the last season of Mayantsev. Believe me, I've seen worse.
Nevertheless, thanks to this series that it was. It was fun, dirty, trashy - in general, everything is as we like it))
It's so hard, the series is over, it's better not to start watching the series or die before their endings than to be so sad after each closing of the series.
The season itself is very dull, some kind of filthy beach episode turned out, it was more interesting for me to watch season 4, but here some episodes were quite a burden, and all sorts of cameos are neither hot nor cold.
I didn't like that Home was turned into a complete idiot, he stopped being intimidating, his powers were also weakened, it was unclear when, what and how much he was working, and the eternal Trump references, it even seemed to me that the actor was being smeared with self-tanning for similarity. It used to seem like they were joking about everything, but these 2 seasons are just one party line.
I hope the franchise won't be heavily milked anymore, the spinoff about the soldier will be enough for them, and the eternal conveyor of what was ridiculed all the time will not begin. I love the Boys anyway, the first season is perfect, I'll definitely review it, the actors are great, I hope everyone will still have good roles.
You shouldn't have given a Homelander the ability to fly faster than a Train at the beginning of the season in order to make him a brake at the end. The contrast is too striking.
The student body was also not treated in the best way.
But there were also positive moments, it turned out quite cheerfully and cheerfully.
. WHAT IS IT???
Why is everyone alive? Where is the promised "don't get attached to anyone" from Anthony??
The disappointment of the century, I was hoping for a completely different ending 👎🏻👎🏻👎🏻👎🏻👎🏻👎🏻
the guy completely turned his brainchild into what he originally parodied.
There's some kind of mockery of the audience about the V generation, there are so many theories around them, so many expectations...And in the end, they're just fucking sent to Canada! Wow, thanks for this crucial plot twist, I feel like an idiot who was forced to eat a lemon for free.
The last few minutes have slightly smoothed out the disgusting feeling of the finale, but the lack of scale, a bunch of merged storylines, disgustingly slow narration and the transformation of a terrifying character into an absolute farce is all that finished the season completely.
Thank you, but I won't review it, I don't see the point in spinoffs and prequels either, it's better to re-read the comic. That's all I wanted to say
It is generally useful to comprehend what you are watching and reading, and to develop critical thinking and analysis. Understand where it's good and where it's bad. What works and what doesn't. But for someone, it's mindless to hack norms))))
An easy ending, you might say. To please the American audience))
Let's look at the spin-off with soldier boy and storm))
I'm not going to cheat, but there's no way out of the real ending of this story.But here the sediment remains, even if you do not start from the original.
Why did we watch two seasons of Generation V? To watch a 5-minute cameo in two episodes? Where's Kate, where's that curly-haired kid
Marie Moreau's task is to take 5 people to Canada?
The Boy Soldier was thrown back into the jar, apparently there was not enough budget for Eccles by the end
The Stormfront story arc is also not closed, we've been beating around the bush all season, and in the end we didn't say anything.
The Battle with Homelander: as if Chirogasm looked more impressive.
Starr played it as if the second coming had already happened, this swing from an all-powerful "God" to a worthless little man begging for mercy was well 10 out of 10, it was already disgusting to look at him.
But then again, it's kind of simple, I hit it with a poker and I'm ready.
At some point, it seemed like it was all some kind of prediction or vision that hadn't happened yet and everything would roll back (hello Twilight)
With the Underwater one, they could have beaten him in a different way, he is, of course, a Syktyvkar, but after Homa's words, it was possible to come up with something with him.
Sage went on a roller coaster ride in Orlando.
I liked the scene with Huey and Butcher, as expected
The ending, as I understand it, ridiculed the standard Happy endings.
Terror ❤️
There are more complaints about the fact that the Soldier was absolutely brazenly removed from the plot before the final episode. This is some kind of nonsense, Petrovna, especially his "that's how Clara would like it." I didn't buy this game at all. Otherwise, it's fine. In the last dialogue, the Soldier made another fat reference to the Characters.
The way Homie groveled was generally good. Although I would have let him live - for him to lose all his strength and live like an ordinary person is worse than any death. The fact that he would be walking down the street, absorbing all the contempt of the world for his deeds, completely unable to fight back, would look much more cruel. As it is, they just killed me. Without much zest.
But this series has brought me so much joy and pleasure over the first three seasons that I will always be grateful for its existence.
And to all those who were waiting for some kind of unreal starman and genocide in the finale, I would like to remind you that "Boys" has always been a kind and toothless series about the magic of friendship, and the ending fully corresponds to this spirit.
- Two seasons about characters who leave for Canada after 10 minutes of screen time.
- Kripke's promises.
- The power of love that helped Kimiko.
- A soldier left in the fridge.
- A pack of filming spinoffs, for which the series once bantered movie comics.
- Death due to flashbacks.
- The Oscar is for Anthony Starr.
The only advantages were the Homelander's fucking crawling on his knees in front of Butcher, Ryan's height as a character, and the fact that they didn't hesitate to bring down the characters. I really thought that the Depth would pass the arch of redemption, and the priest would defect, but they did even better. And thank the balls that Butcher is dead. If a man had stayed alive after everything, not just with a happy ending, but at least alive, he would have been fucked. In short, the average temperature in the hospital: the entire salary of the scriptwriters went to Ackles' fee for filming the spinoff.
@JennyRay: ** I ALMOST FORGOT.**
Starring: Nerf powers Homelander for the sake of the plot. Cut off limbs with lasers from the eyes? You'll just scratch. Did you move almost at the level of the fastest speedster in the USA? You won't even have time to get off the floor to fly away. Did you break free from capture when you were being held by a V1 Soldier and a V24 Butcher with powerful powers? Fuck it, you'll be fucked by your pussy and a cancer-stricken hentai Butcher. Have you seen everything and heard everything through the walls? I don't give a shit, let's make sure that anyone can get close to you. And that's just what you can immediately remember.
P.S. Gene V, which in the end was not needed at all, is a separate joke))))
And you know, I don't want to write anything negative.
I'm just upset and disappointed. Not only that the finale came out like this, but the attitude towards the audience and the fans themselves.
In fact, after such finales, there is less and less desire to watch TV series.
Or if you did this shit for two minutes, then you should have made sure that Butcher actually released the virus and all the supers died, and then Huey would have already killed him.
OR AT LEAST RYAN BECAME THE NEW HOMELANDER.
Shortly This is the show where the happy ending should not have been! Everyone's heads should have been flying, not just the villains and the Frenchman. It's completely crazy that they made a slobbery ending where Huey returns to the starting point with a child named after his ex (although even such an ending would be normal if there was a tin before that, BUT NO).
In general, the bottom.
Well, yes, why the fuck would you ask people to tell you what they were waiting for, if in the end the answer is perceived like this? :) I literally described several options for what, in my opinion, would fit into the logic of the series, and did not say that the only other option would be great, and this one is shit. It was possible to come up with anything, but the scriptwriters chose the most boring and illogical (when compared with the endings of other seasons, and indeed episodes).
We should have finished the first season.
The end is natural. The bad guy is dead. Both are bad guys.
To be honest, I feel sad after watching it. This series presented a Homelander who was completely blown away by a psychopath, whom I was interested in watching with sadistic pleasure. The actor is wonderful, his facial expressions and emotions are incomparable. It's a pity that everything ended. And it's especially sad that I had to kill a Frenchman for such a happy ending, although I don't see the point in that. As Huey and Starlight rode off into the sunset, so would Kimiko and Frenchy - I would be immensely happy, I think, and many would be happy.
Shh, a glass of milk for everyone! Anyway, it was fun.
I thought it would be hinted that Ryan still had the strength, he didn't become a superman from the drug.
Actually, it would have been a great ending if they had ended up like this for season 3 and not artificially dragging the plot out.
There are practically no alternatives in the genre. And maybe this show is not for revision, but I have laughed many times, from the bottom of my heart, thought and reflected. It was cool. 🙌
Bucher van love 🫶🏻
- Slightly burnt carpet
For 5 seasons, the Patriot (Homeland) theme was frozen, but it was merged like this... It's mediocre. In my opinion, these lines at the end about "shit" are generally superfluous, of course, trash played an important role in the series, but this monologue was inappropriate. They wanted to show what a coward he was, but in the end it was a pathetic attempt.
The "V" guys are purely a set, that's where the real laughter is. They traded their faces and left.
The depth was hastily drowned, it was predictable, but it turned out to be too formulaic, and as a character, in fact, he never developed, only selected the timing.
The ending with Butch is probably more complicated, and there are questions, but at least he didn't run off into the sunset with a pink pony. The season started off interesting and gradually began to decline with episode 4. Sorry.
I always try to find something positive in the endings, but here I am disappointed. So many branches are merged and there are opportunities to make an epic battle, to give a decent death to the characters. Blood and bones? It's more like snot and regret. Bucher's face when he killed his enemy expresses all the emotions - disappointment.
Okay, if at least some pianos had come out in the bushes, we could have had a chat or a discussion, but they turned out to be so mediocre at the end of the series that they made everything as dull and boring as possible, how sad and disappointing all this is.
In my opinion, we have a new record holder for the most merged ending in the history of television, well, at least in the 21st century for sure. Daenerys Targaryen is just smoking on the sidelines and giving a standing ovation compared to this mess. The disgrace they did to Homelander is actually the authors of this nonsense, they should be in his place, and the fans should do the same to them with a tire iron. I especially screamed from the moment when Homelander said that Butcher owed him, because he spared him many times. that is, they also created, among other things, themselves They signed off on the fact that the entire plot of the series was completely sewn with white threads. Now I understand and fully share Anthony Starr's indignation at the ending. It's so incompetent to merge the character, the fans deserve more than the most primitive version of the denouement.
They seemed to laugh at the "Very strange things" that no one was killed, saying the Boys would be a mess ... but the ending turned out to be the same happy ending.
I haven't read the comic, but I know the ending from there, we saved the arch with Huey and Butcher, thank you.
In general, there is a lot left unfinished, like what will happen to the Vout? Why the hell did they even announce that Generation V soups would play an important role, and they were shown a couple of times throughout the season?
And for the last season, their appearance is purely a waste of the budget in the trash.
The Dip is cool too. It's a pity that he only got it in the last episode.
I didn't like the part of the episode in which Butcher swam (albeit under really understandable and tragic circumstances) and went to kill supers. Although his words were not devoid of meaning, the main task was completed. This part of the series was created simply so that, well, he also needs to be fucked, and that's the only way we came up with such a narrative of the plot. I didn't like it, because they made an optional death out of a plot that didn't fit. And even if it was also in the original source, it is not necessary to repeat it at all, since this is its own story. Saying goodbye to him is sad, of course, because he is charismatic and cool. I was telling Huey a little shit that he did the right thing, because he wouldn't stop, even though he actually started to stop. It's such a parting gift to make Huey feel less guilty about it all. But I still don't like this part of the series right now.
The rest of this series was good. I can't say that about the season.
And with Huey: the psyche doesn't work like that, if you're told that you did well, that you killed a man, or even "that's what you should have done," then you're not gnawing at the pangs of conscience. You're fighting, worrying, and spinning a bunch of options on how you could stop someone close to you without killing them. Even if you don't like this person. Huey is not Butcher 2.0 or Home 2.0 for psychopathic deviations in the form of absent regret, we were shown exactly a delicate flower who always worries about death.
But it turned out to be a fart.
In fact, they just repeated the end of the season with the soldier, but this time they were not interrupted.
Deaths suddenly became easy. Before that, for 5 seasons, everyone was beaten, beaten, thrown, thrown. And then suddenly there's death, like in the Garik Potter finale. (A lot and meaningless) as if the murder quota is boring to close until the end of the season.
In general, it's very bad
They killed all the "bad guys": Butcher, Homelander, Underwater, Priest.
All the "good" ones were whitewashed and given a new chance. It didn't cause any feelings: no worries, no tears, no sense of satisfaction that the bastards got their way. It's so simple and childish. All the good wins, and all the bad will be punished.
It's a pity, everything started so well, and, as always, they don't know how to end.
It was necessary to kill everyone: both from the "Boys" and from the "Vout". Because none of them were good people. The fact that they decided to show Huey as a proper boy with principles is nothing at all. He's just as duplicitous as everyone else. Only Butcher had the courage to tell the truth and bring the matter to an end. There are such sick supers as Home, every first one. And just because the Star was sleeping with Huey, did that give him the right to decide that no one needed to be killed? The height of hypocrisy!
It's just a pity for Butcher — he was left alone because of his burden and died. That was sad, he's a real superhero. And all the others are cowards who then suffer because of it.
About the fact that once you have a relationship with Starlight, you don't have to kill supers: we've already passed this point, everyone has agreed on everything and accepted that it's necessary, that you have to say goodbye to your loved ones (although this couple can't be called beloved this season), there's nothing beautiful about supers and artificial cloning of superhumans - that was the message of all the boys. But it turned out, it seemed.
I'm disappointed
, it seems, and all the lines are closed, but there are still a lot of questions, why was Marie Moreau needed?
I've been waiting for so many seasons for exactly how Homelander will be killed, but it's definitely not like that
The ending is good, logical, and I give the series a 9/10. I am sure that I will review it in the future and be nostalgic with pleasure. All pis
The only thing I didn't like was the fused Soldier. They brought him out of creostasis, then shoved him back in, and no one remembered\\ found him in the finale. It's kind of weird, and I think it would be possible to come up with a better ending for it, like, for example, Sage, who just left. Well, the Soldier wanted to leave, let him really just go far away and he won't be in the finals anymore, because he doesn't care about these events.
In general, it's a normal ending.
Yes, it may not be as bright as we would like, but it is quite worthy.
All good things come to an end, just like this series.
Thanks to the creator of the comic, thanks to the creators of the series, it was a good time.
Well, it felt the same way here. Like, is that logical? Well, yes, if we're talking about the philosophy of comics and popular culture. Vital? Well, in general, it's probably why the opponents don't solve the problem with a fist fight. Was that what I was waiting for? No, of course not...
I'm sorry to those who believed until the end that the finale would not be merged.
It was ridiculous to expect that the codes and tunnels to the White House would be the same as last year))
As the worshiping exploded from the gag it was orno
The homelander, whose laser gaze cut everything on the spot, is now just pushing the supers away
It's very noticeable that everyone was nervous and everyone was merged in one episode, purely for the finale.
We've been waiting for this Butcher-Homelander fight since 2019!)
But there's some kind of ending, as if it's still unsaid.
If the season itself was average, then I really liked the ending.
I don't remember people digging into everything like that before.
We used to watch TV shows too, and people liked something and didn't like it.
But now, no matter which series I open the comments to, I'll get 100 critics at once, and where's the budget, and where's the action, and the dialogue, and it's not like that, and it's not like that
For me, everything ended as it should, MM is alive and living life with his family, took Ryan away and in fact, he will be a better father figure for him than Butcher or God forbid Homelander would be.
Huey and Starlight are also expected.
The underwater got what he got, died despised by everyone, rejected even by his fish, there is no place for him anywhere and there is no one left, a suitable death for such a schmuck like him
Homelander, I was in the camp of those who admire Anthony Starr but wait for Homelander's death.
The only thing that was strange to me was that when he lost his strength, he began to humiliate himself in front of Butcher, I still thought that the fear that he inspired in people, the power that he had, did not correspond to his behavior afterwards, he behaved worse than underwater, begging to suck off just to be spared.
Well, Soldier Boy, it's clear that a spinoff awaits us, but I would like to close the normal line here, regardless of the other series, and not what we got.
And we ended up playing Billy Joel.
In general, the season itself is on seven, and 8/10 is the final for me.
It used to be a satire on everything in general, in the end it's cheap banter on Trumpists. And then, of course, Trump had to be completely humiliated.
In the beginning, what's not super is scum, what's not the main character is not the hero. By the end of the series, they were only divided into the good and the bad.
In a good way, everyone should have died except Huey, maybe. They would have staged a super battle where someone from the main caste would die every 30 seconds. That would be in the spirit of the series. And it would be remembered for a long time. As it is, the ending is too refined and simple.
Everyone in the SD was unhappy that there were no deaths
What's not enough here
Xs, why is it so hard for people to accept a more or less good ending with Happily ever after like Starlight and the same Huey
However, I would like to mention the most merged character - this is the Vout Corporation. I still can't believe that a corporation that didn't piss off working with the Nazis and conducting experiments on children controlled the supers solely through loot. And that in 50+ years of her activity, she has not come up with a weapon against them. Especially when the Homelander appeared. In the original, Wout was not so toothless.
In general, from the Boys of the sample of the first seasons, one could expect some kind of unpopularly shitty ending for the characters, but the tendency to average the intensity of the cunt hinted that there would be no total decay. It's a pity. I was mentally prepared for the fact that everyone would die, or a dystopian post-nap would happen, or well, something completely sudden, for which my imagination is not enough. But we have what we have.
It's infinitely insulting that, with all the other survivors, they killed the Frenchman for good. In the fifth season, he became my favorite character. And in the previous ones, if you think about it.
It's super sad!!!
It's wow!
There's only one question.:
Why was there a series about Project V?
If they didn't solve anything
The logical conclusion. A kind of happy ending. Musk and Trump were killed. Hooray 🎉
Immediately, he did not damage Kimiko at all, although she has no super strength at all. Like Ryan, he could knock him out with one punch or send him into the stratosphere.
He is as fast as Train A, which the human eye does not even notice when running. Then his speed was taken away from him.
They held him in place with their hands, what?! He could fly away with them, run away. Together with them, I could do 100 laps around the office and leave nothing of Kimiko with the same Butcher.
Again, the Homelander was violent in the beginning, super-strong, and still heroic. And he slackened in micro moments when he was alone.
They immediately took all this away from him, and made him a whining schizophrenic, raising all his suppressed pens to the absolute. They turned him into a joke (again, apparently because they decided to make Trump out of him, and then humiliate him so humiliate him to the fullest)
Previously, all trends, all movements, everything were ridiculed. They didn't divide everything into black and white.
As a result, it turned into a thick banter over the right, even a Mask was inserted for some reason, which he somehow managed to send into space in a second
The plots with the new Noir, Soldier, Sage, and characters from the academy are completely fucked up.
They didn't even develop the plot with the virus. Why give Kimiko new powers in the basement on her knee if they had a Soldier with a wunderwafle?
They could have shown a super bloodbath in the last episode without leaving anyone alive. But we made a happy ending for some reason.
As a result, as soon as they decided that they would do better than the original, they merged everything and turned it into a political campaign without a coherent and interesting plot.
Well, it's a great joke that starlight threw deep to the seashore, not knowing that he had a problem with the underwater world, so why the fuck would she choose this particular place for battle, of course, because that's how the scriptwriters need to complete the underwater arc and it pisses me off the whole season that we don't follow the characters but the scriptwriters in a good movie It shouldn't be felt
Rather mixed impressions after watching the series.
2.the Supers survived, and many of them were on the side of evil. What will happen to them, how will this continue to be regulated? Who will be punished for crimes?
3.The Star is just a disappointment of the season. A tactless character who only caused irritation. I couldn't even overcome the depth.
6.The Decisive Battle turned out to be a little strange. The Patriot just watched Kimiko try to take away his strength
7.Leaked The Soldier. It remained frozen in the cell. And there was such a potential…
Overall, it's a weak season. For me, it is clearly visible how the series was sliding down according to my own comments on this resource. I started writing here from the third season, and with every episode I was bursting with excitement. I was still scribbling a lot in the fourth season, but there was a lot more criticism than excitement. And during the fifth, I didn't want to write at all, because stupidly nothing was happening. There may have been a lot of memes and good jokes, but the most important thing - the plot - was not delivered. The final season of the series, which once set everyone on their ears, shouldn't be like this.
The fate of the Soldier remains a mystery, lying there in his cryo chamber and does not even suspect what kind of batch he missed... they'll wake him up in 100 years, when all this hype settles down and the person gets used to the new world again...but that will be another story..
There is something to show for, but there is also something to thank you for.
"I hope people will be surprised by how much emotion there will be in it, there has always been a lot of sincerity and hope in the series. I think that's really felt in the finale. There will be big fights, big confrontations and big climaxes, but we really tried to focus on the emotions." If you saw any of this there, then everything is fine. 👌
And as for a happy life under the yoke of Homelander - no, I can't even imagine what kind of happiness. And I am saying this as a person who is completely loyal to the current government, and who is quite comfortable, except perhaps blocking and censoring the Internet. There is a definite limit beyond which totalitarianism cannot be combined with happiness.
The series has an ADVERTISEMENT. The posters relate to it. What does neural networks have to do with it???
It's amazing that the company wasn't sued for false advertising. Now, in 2026, I would like to advertise the product (and a TV series on a paid platform is, wow, a product!) and piss in the audience's face, promising scale and epic. An interview is not an argument, the guy said, the guy forgot, but trailers and POSTERS, yes, this is literally a promise and an impact on the viewer.
I'm so glad it's finally over and we've all bombed out. I shake hands with all the new arrivals who only realized something at the very last moment and saw the light of Eric Kripke's level of degeneracy, and the ending is exactly as mediocre as I foresaw it all, so I didn't feel any emotions (well, or I just already had a tolerance for disgusting endings)
I didn't expect anything and was quite satisfied, yes, it could have been better, but it's still definitely better than the final of the OSD
For some reason, over the past few years, all the top series have been sinking hard in the final season, I don't know if the creators are running out of fuel, or if the budget is running out, but if we compare the 1-2 seasons of the Boys with the last ones, it's like it was written by two different people.
Anyway, I still love this series. Anthony Starr deserves an Oscar
A cozy and peaceful ending!
Everything happens the same way as we were shown, UNTIL the scene where Ashley's impeachment is announced on TV: Butcher communicates with the District, who sends him, then Butcher goes to his room and sees a dead dog, then his gaze falls on the flask with the virus. The next shot shows Butcher standing in the doorway in the semi-darkness, which Huey notices, while the others are listening to a TV show where they talk about Ashley's resignation. Next, Butcher disappears from the frame, and then we are shown that Annie and Kimiko start spitting blood. Hugh is blown up and runs to Butcher's room, where he sees a dead Terror, and then an empty flask of the virus. He jumps out onto the street and sees Butcher's car driving away, without thinking, jumps into another car and begins a chase.Next shot: they show friends from Gen V (Marie Moreau and company) who are going either to Canada or already from it, they all also start bleeding from their eyes and mouths, Moreau is trying to somehow cope with this with the help of his "blood magic", but As a result, their car skids, and we realize that they are all dead, too.
"I was PRESIDENT, and now I'm nobody! What the fuck is this life for me?!"
Her hand reaches for the gun, but then her "other self" starts coughing, Ashley reaches for the back of her head and sees blood on her hand. She screams in horror, trying to figure out what's going on, and blood starts flowing from her mouth, too. Next frame:
And shoots Butcher. Next, she also approaches him (as shown), holds his hand, because no matter what, our baby Hugh is a kind guy. Butcher tells him the same thing he said (that he (Huey), despite all the shit, remained human, and did the right thing by shooting him, because this is his revenge for Annie, but at the same time he himself (i.e. Butcher) He couldn't have done anything else either, because as long as all the other supers were alive, even if Home was dead, his mission and revenge for Becky's death would not have been completed.
Next shot: Uh, Ryan and Huey at the cemetery near the graves of Butcher, Asterisk and Kimiko. Gray, gloomy sky, no farewell speeches, all three are silent. Then MM says to the District, "Let's go, kid." They leave, leaving Hugh alone, who begins to sob and falls to his knees in front of Annie's grave. The next shot: MM knocks on the door of the house, his wife opens (no scenes with a second wedding, why all this snot?), they hug, the audience realizes that MM has his family again, and adopted Ryan of course :)
Titles.
I feel sorry for the dog((
A pregnant Starlight, while being heroic, is of course a top
I waited two seasons for them to kill Homelander and Deep, how many attempts and opportunities were missed, and they did it, the beauties!
The only thing that upset me was that Butcher, Frenchy, and Terror ended up dead. Although they left with dignity)!
Of course, it turned out to be crumpled, it could have been done better (something can always be done better), but as it is, it's also quite good.
The series goes to the heart of Dexter, The Bridge, Breaking Bad, Dark and Ted Lasso😁
All Oi!🖖🏻
I watched the finale quite early, when there were still 50 comments, and started writing my own in the spirit of "what else can you expect from a series if it has spin-offs even before it ends," but even stalled
then I looked at who Kripke was, what he had done before (Supernatural only, according to in essence), what were the overall ratings and ratings of different seasons from critics/viewers..
in short, I buried myself, and now some kind of disgusting feeling appeared that this was the calculation, as it were - haight, comments, popularity, etc., although not from Kripke himself / other creators, but from the bosses of Amazon, for example (well, the first 2-3 seasons were thought out and made accordingly, and the rest is on the wave of HYPE by appropriate methods, like don't care about quality, the main thing is buzz, "attention"..)
therefore, I changed my mind about writing the comment myself, but after some time I still threw this video here as a "gestalt closure" :)
As for the seasons, I agree, the first three bantered everything in a row under a layer of black humor and jokes below the belt, and then there was one-sided banter over Trump..... Yes, well, I won't take a minus, there are a lot of people who spoke out.
Actually, I'd love to see Homelander win, and I'd be looking forward to season 6. This is how one could turn around, dystopia, totalitarianism, a permanent leader. People are like zombies, treated by telepaths.... From treshak , one could move towards a harsh dystopia ... But the creators clearly had a different goal for seasons 4 and 5) but what about the audience? And the viewer feels the propaganda being imposed, just the ratings and reviews show this.
https://www.rollingstone.com/tv-movies/tv-movie-features/boys-penis-homelander-trump-billy-joel-season-3-1369258/
https://www.reddit.com/r/TheBoys/comments/1samv66/eric_kripke_bummed_out_the_boys_season_5_was/?rdt=35782
here, for example, they say that Starr did not let Kripke suffer this bullshit (at least completely)
https://www.reddit.com/r/TheBoys/comments/1tfrg94/kripke_wanted_to_make_homelander_a_snl_parody_of/
@ИнтeрecныйФиллep:
the seriousness of these guys in these statements
It looks like Kripke as a showrunner turned out to be like Sage as the smartest
I don't know what kind of action you expected at the end, but it turned out to be a pretty normal finish.
I was hoping for a surprise from Underwater, where they could make a beautiful fight, but alas.
It's a good ending, everything is in its place. I just didn't understand what virus the president was talking about to Huey, I thought they hadn't released him. And anyway, I thought Singer was dead.
It's a pity that in general, the series is liberal, for all the good, against all the bad, and that's it. But the corporation stayed, the old head came back, as if they would fix it (spoiler alert - no)
It turned out well.
Yes, Kimiko is a little crumpled, but in general, the Homelander lost his strength and groveled in horror - it makes perfect sense.
Butcher did not deviate from his plan, but allowed Huey to stop him.
It was a very dramatic moment, actually. We were shown that something human had awakened in him, that Huey had reached out, but it was too late. Eh. Well, it's also logical. The patriot is dead, the goal has been achieved, there is nothing left to live for.
In short, I'm happy with the finale, especially after the weak 4th and 5th seasons in general. A worthy conclusion.
"After so many years? - Always!" ©
🤣🤣🤣
1. Why did we need a spinoff about Marie Moreau if she didn't influence the plot of the last season in any way? You can see how the scriptwriters changed their shoes on the move and simply removed Marie and her team from the finale. Well, you don't want to make the girl the hero of the Boys, well, give her the opportunity to resurrect the Frenchman or kill Synapse and other Homelander henchmen in the end. Why would season 2 admire Moro and her abilities to flush her potential down the toilet?
2. Every season and every episode, we are shown the growing threat of the whistling flask of Homelander, which is about to unleash everything around. But no, in the end he just fights hand-to-hand with Butcher and his son and grabs the noble ones from afar. Although in the previous series and in general in the series he has superpowers, super speed and other super powers.
3. To revive and put to sleep the Soldier, so that he does not affect the plot in any way, it is necessary to try. I found Booster, but I didn't kill him. He didn't die from the vaccine, so that he could just try to prevent them from finding the vaccine, and then just put it in the hands of Homelander. I don't even know how many people will want to watch it in a separate series after such a flimsy season.
4. There wasn't enough budget for Starlight's abilities at all, the entire film crew was throwing off a couple of sparks.
5. In general, you skip the whole season with a bored look, because the murders and mokrukha really don't make sense anymore, the dialogues are long and pretentious, jokes about dicks and ass pass by
In general, it's just sad.
But thanks to the creators for Putin's cameo — and then how RosSMI happily sucked on it. Even the experts were invited, who wisely said that "Omerica's narratives have finally changed." Yeah, the spirit of Anchorage is right) 💪💪💪
I also liked the banter on the audience: such epic posters fueled interest, they say, wait for the apocalypse. And the result is a fighting game in the Oval Office. Hey, we don't have Marvel here (and a smaller budget), your high expectations are your problems.
Yesterday's final episode was disappointing, of course, but thinking about why they showed it the way they did, there's a pleasant aftertaste. Most of all, Burgurt was aroused by the heroes' story armor (especially when they were shot from above in the corridors of the White House, but they were all intact) and the underestimation of the Homelander's powers.
And how the creators handled the spin-off is a masterpiece. Have you watched "Generation V" and waited for the Mistress of Menstruation to come and save everyone? No, well, that's your problem, we didn't force you to watch two seasons.
According to the dynamics, season 5 is many times better than the snotty 4th, and it would be a mistake to drag out the story any further - it would slip into self—repetition and reflection, as in "The Walkers". That's why they finished and finished. Thank you. And I will definitely watch the prequel.
PS. I feel sorry for the dog. My sharpey also died, we lived together for 10 years. I came home and he was lying cold on the floor, as if sleeping... the scene with Butcher's dog just tore my heart 💔
In general, I agree with many above: the series was really delayed initially by its blackness. The first three seasons really caused laughter in the crowd with disgust. I've never been a fan of movies and TV shows with lots of blood and guts, but here it was just wow!
There's a top finale)
Then Butch arranges a genocide of the supers with a virus. Huey tried to stop him. A fierce fight broke out between them. Butcher realizes that it's over and tricks himself into killing himself. He lies that he killed Huey's parents, and Huey ends up killing Billy in a fit of anger. He didn't shoot me, as in the TV series, but killed me with a splinter.
If you set out to write an answer to everyone, here under this series, at least teach the match 🤣🤣🤣
Homelander lost not to Bucher, but to the screenwriters. Kripke played with his political correctness and hatred of Trump, which he forgot what the series was at the beginning. And he was a parody of many things in our world, and as a result, the series itself became a parody for the worse.
I don't understand the scriptwriters and how it was possible to do such non-logical things like a child's penetration into the white house, underestimate the powers of a Homelander (the guy flew back and forth into space in 2 seconds and then couldn't fly away from Bucher and Kimiko), only two associates on the side of Homelander, seriously?)
It's so stupid it looked so intimate that you don't believe in this cheap production, how could you not give a normal budget for an adequate and large-scale finale of one of the most popular streaming projects?)
They easily defeated the strongest superman, and only because the people who wrote the plot of this bullshit wanted it that way.
And in general, the Vout company is the main villain, they gave birth to everything and the guys just left them alone))
In general, there are already a lot of AI with other endings on the Internet and they look MUCH cooler than what was shown to us, but take at least the ending in the comics and make it, or if you start coming up with your own, well, make sure that the Homelander wins everyone and it will be much cooler and will amaze everyone, but there is no better shit to remove.
Thanks to Kripke for your pathetic and filthy propaganda against Trump, you did it instead of making a TV series.
And it turned out that the ending was quite normal. I didn't expect an epic, because it's clear that the series has a budget of not 200 million blockbuster.
The final fight is intense, filmed spectacularly. The main lines are all closed. It ends logically. Once again, I am convinced that people like to create a haight for the sake of haight, if reality turns out not to be what they imagined for themselves.
And Butcher? Why kill him? Nonsense nonsense nonsense
Kevin got the most brilliant death, she just laughed out loud, the man suffered, but he killed the marine life and in the end they turned against him, which is very, very logical. Chase played this character very coolly, it was interesting to watch him after his role in Gossip Girl
Butcher also died quite logically, because he had previously said that the last person holding him in this world was his dogel, so no dogel = no Butcher, but they could have done it a little differently anyway, and he himself would soon have given up, as he lost his abilities and his cancer returned
MM has a cool ending yet, but otherwise there are more questions left than answers)))
I'm going to miss the series :)
It's time to get back to the comic :)
Kimiko chillies hard on the floor, and then catches a galyun. Yeah…
A series with a cast of superpowers was probably needed only to show the dudes from the superpowers...there was no other fucking point at all.
The Bombsite and Geisha episode was an advertisement for a new series about these characters, so it didn't make much sense either.
Two hours out of eight were given to the water, but they decided to fit the final battle in 10 minutes...just lol.
I'm already silent about the inconsistencies like those that in the first episode, Home's lasers cut Kimiko into two parts, but in the finale, the same lasers did not even burn her sweatshirt.🤷🏼♀
Maybe I'm so biased because of the bad last season, but to be honest, I can't remember what happened - wow, cool for all the seasons, maybe the first 1-2 seasons, but it was so long ago and it's already forgotten. Although, on the other hand, we managed to watch it to the end and not drop it, it's also a great merit. Mixed feelings are shorter.
Anthony Starr excellently played my beloved narcissus and incomparably conveyed his I am nobody/I am God moments. No matter how much I love Homelander, I am satisfied with his fate. The poor guy couldn't find happiness in any way. It was painful to watch.
I fell in love with Huey this season. Before that, I thought he was too soft. For some reason, this quality seemed sweet to me during this period of my life.
Clearly better than the final of the IP and CERTAINLY clearly better than the final of the SD, otherwise they are compared in "awfulness" with them. Well, the scene in the oval office is a bit boring, yes, bruising, this is a throw of faith for Kimiko from the Frenchman, but in general it seems to be normal, but I probably wanted more trash from Homelander, otherwise I kind of went crazy, but even more in words only
The White House is just a cardboard box.
I thought: "well, now there will be a multi-pass and it turns out that the homelander is not sitting in the white house, but somewhere else, he will have time to kill many who do not believe in him while the boys are looking for him." And in the end, 0 highlights.
Telepaths marked non-believers and no one killed anyone either.
What is another freezing of a soldier? Why is this character being turned around as they want, thawed, frozen.
What a cool season it was before the finals. What statements were made at the interview that the finale would be cool and unexpected, with a lot of deaths, these posters for the finale.
And the result...
I'm disappointed with the ending. The only thing that made me cry was the shot of Kimiko in France and the Terror...
On the one hand, the ending is understandable, but I expected something different.
The Homelander was smeared. Fast, dirty, without pathos. It seems cool, but where's the epic fight? They promised the apocalypse, but they got a showdown in the back room.
Kimiko — well done. She chopped them all off with one left hand.
The octopus, by the way, was more memorable than the ending. Gen V wasn't even invited to the wake.
5/10. Not shameful, but not proud either. To watch is not to fall asleep.
The moment with the soldier who gives B1 to homelander is generally darkness. This is what the beloved wanted. Are you sure you wanted to? This is despite the fact that the soldier knows how and from whom his beloved died. Here, of course, the ass is full.
Well, with Bucher, it's somehow true on the one hand, but on the other, he took his finger off the trigger, which means he still saw an opportunity in another life. A new position from the president would be suitable for him. He knows how to kill arrogant supers.
What about Kimiko? Does she sleep constantly or only after applying her new powers? Otherwise, if you do it all the time, you get a small reactor walking among people. Then how does she get along with anyone?
And finally, I expected more epic from the final battle. Okay, that Home was made weaker, but that the whole showdown will take place in the Oval Office? Well, that. Do you remember the heroes in the secret passage who fell into a trap? The operatives also fired on them. I wonder where they went when the heroes escaped from the room. They're probably like, okay, they ran away, then let's go home)
Well, somehow the satire did not please. I used to fuck everyone indiscriminately, but now I'm literally fucking individual well-recognized personalities. So Elon Musk was kicked, so much so in the forehead, so clumsily that even a joke didn't really come out. And so, of course, it's clear that the showrunner is sucking up to the Democrats, but most likely unintentionally ridiculing them, it seems, without realizing it.
It could have been better, but not the worst ending, mawkish, predictable, but still a point.
Predicted many deaths
The finale could be better
But for me, this ending is even worse than Game of Thrones and Stranger Things. Because at least it was epic there, and maybe I didn't agree with everything, but it made sense. Is everything so banal and immature here? And really predictable, which is even worse!
The only thing I kind of liked was the end of Butcher, and that's what it was all about. The handwriting of Hugh is very symbolic and logical.
But I will not forgive how tastelessly the Homelander was cut down in the end. A quick death immediately after the loss of abilities is too easy for a villain of this level. Our heroes really had to lock him up somewhere and force him to suffer from his mediocrity and helplessness.
I don't even want to think about Frenchy's funeral. 🤦🏻♀️ Why were there all these mentions of anuses, the crazy mare.
It also seems like a logical end to Deep, as well as the fact that his final battle took place with Annie (considering how it all started), but still something was missing. Probably confessions and awareness of my mistakes (I didn't need remorse, but understanding). But no, he just stayed dumb to the last.
In general, it was a failure. Why the creators of the series, which have gained huge popularity, do not want to understand; the finale is almost the most important part of any work. Because if you fuck him up, you're basically screwing up the whole story, spoiling the experience for the fans or those who thought they were them.
Further. I don't understand why I should fire Ashley. As a character, she was also constantly striving to develop the company and helped the boys. Why should she have such a fate? In general, drama is illogical in any way. It's as if the scriptwriters forgot their previous scripts and came up with random endings for the characters.
Rather, Kimiko should have gotten pregnant, and the Star and Huey should have just opened their own business, where the Star periodically flies away to help people.
Butcher should have just died of cancer in his bed after the dog, I think. For some reason, this cancer was originally invented for him. Or shoot yourself with a calm soul. Huey couldn't have actually shot him with such ease and kindness in his heart.
What is Ryan's rationale for staying with his mother's Milk? They didn't lead me to this either. "I chose myself," so I'll be hanging out with Butcher's friend...
And why was there a line with schoolchildren from the Vi generation? With the superpower to do something with blood, it was possible to stir up such a gigantic battle... and not these 2 minutes of the shameful easy murder of a Patriot
From the screen time of schoolchildren from the Vi Generation, I'm already burning up, if they weren't involved here at all, it wouldn't change anything, why would we piss in our ears that they are important and will have an impact on the Boys? This is such trolling from Kripki, like how you've been lying for so many years and people believed you were catching a facepalm from this and you believed my noodles?
Ryan did not go to Canada, most likely because behind the scenes MM offered to live in a normal family, and I do not understand where and how, I think MM has a great choice. A normal family that will give him a roof over his head and an education, but in Canada he would be a tramp.
There were no battles for the ending of the series as such, just running and chatting, everything was mixed up in a pile and they showed such a shitty ending to the series…
The French had almost the same ending.
It's not even exactly the final here, the whole me season is here, so we hoped that at least the final would be wow
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/x0k2gPEQ324?feature=share
But the fate of Homelander and Butcher was not such a surprise, although Butcher could have been merged more beautifully.
In general, it's not bad, I thought it would be worse.
I was interested in this series, after they epically killed the invisible one, I thought, well, now they'll go through everything, as a result, they started adding new supers to the series purely to kill them more meatily, otherwise the series' age rating would have dropped without them.
In general, my opinion is that no matter what the ending is, it looks good against the background of the last two seasons.
I'm already just silent about all sorts of stupid things and plot shields. But the death of a Patriot cannot be ignored. Many here have already spoken about the weak battle. I agree. Delivered carelessly. No girth, no scale. But then the last minutes are also crumpled. The Patriot's fear is not felt at all. It should have been done more coolly.
For example, a Patriot starts running away on his own two feet in a fierce panic. Butcher just follows him slowly. And the trick is that the Patriot almost instantly exhales and falls to the ground, choking on air. Butcher eventually catches up and begins to make his trademark jokes in the style of "Are your legs giving out? Was the blowhole knocked down? People have been training to run fast for years, think about it." Then, in a panic, the Patriot takes a pistol from the confused guards, who are completely disoriented. The patriot pulls the trigger, but nothing happens. He's at a loss, trying to figure it out like a baby. Butcher easily pulls out the gun with another trademark joke, "Ha, you don't know how this thing works, right? Have you ever used adult toys? Here's an expess guide for you. You take off the safety catch. He's here. And...."Butcher shoots a Patriot in the leg or arm. He begins to crawl away in complete panic. He starts whimpering and almost crying, calling for help. To call my mother. And then cry out to God. Butcher is like, "Wait a minute. So you are God. I didn't get it. Can't you save yourself?" As a result, the Patriot shits himself. Butcher "And here's the shit coming out of the shit. Yes, people squeeze the point tighter so that the bottom does not tear at crucial moments. You have to learn too." And then there would be a gun if a Patriot had to LIE to save his life. After all, this was the basis of the antagonist's psychology for all 5 seasons. And after that, Butcher ends the Patriot with the words "And that's a star, my friend!"
That would be powerfully staged. To make the Patriot's fear go right to his bones. How much have you done for the fuck....
1) Can Kumiko now remove superpowers at will? Or is rage needed anyway?
2) Why didn't Butcher ask Kumiko to humanize the Asterisk and herself? Then I would have started the virus.
3) Did not understand exactly where Butcher put the virus in the skyscraper? A remote control with a trigger - what exactly was it doing?
4) Butcher had to wait for the "end of the shift of the supers" to launch the virus from the remote control. Why didn't you launch it right away?
5) If the virus is somewhere in a skyscraper, will it be released sooner or later? Even in years, decades.
As a result, it's weak, very weak. It's a pity.
As always, the strongest stronghold died very easily ⛏️🧠
Goodbye Fuckin' would
The only question is for the characters of generation V, they appeared in a couple of scenes and it's time to go to Canada))))
By the way, I took a picture with Butcher at the fan expo in Denver today, it turned out to be a cool asshole)
I was pleased with his helplessness, fear and insignificance.
Butcher... There is no consensus. On the one hand, it's a pity for him - he's a very cool and colorful character. On the other hand, he's also been out of his mind for a long time.
Killing all the supers is understandable on the one hand. On the other hand, there are many good, positive characters among them. But there are also a lot of bad ones.
I'm glad Huey survived. Their dialogue with Butcher in the finale was good.
I can't say I'm thrilled with the finale, but I'm not spitting on it either. The emotions are like this: it's over and it's over
I'm waiting for Ackles and the Soldier in the backstory. He's damn good at this role!
The series is one of the favorites, but after watching the final season, there are no feelings.
No, it wasn't bad. By no means, it's just that I remember my feelings from the first season, and they're completely different from how I feel now. Perhaps because it was something fresh for me at the time, but it seemed to me that the amount of things that refreshed the series at the beginning had become many times more, and it was too much. Strictly, my opinion.
The guys did great, they played great, you believe them, and it's worth a lot)
Otherwise, thanks to the show for being cool sometimes and Anthony Starr for the great acting and memes.
I really want to forget season 5, it's very bad
When I saw/heard about the appallingly low ratings of the last two episodes of "Boys" - at that time I had just watched the fourth - I, like Brad Pitt's character from "Fury", said melancholically: "And I, damn, am not surprised at all." After the grand finale of the third season, where everyone fought with each other and created unobvious alliances right in the middle of the fight, the fourth felt like a step back. It's not just his modest last episode in a cheap basement, but also the general despondency of all the storylines (take, for example, the Frenchman, who abruptly became a condemned representative of an LGBT + organization banned in the Russian Federation). The only ones who were pleased there were the sudden Papa Winchester (Jeffrey Dean Morgan decided to show up, apparently, in all the deconstructions of the superhero genre) and a local parody of Bruce Wayne, a racist Techno Knight with a black butler. He is also a deviant who enjoys bdsm and other maso. The joke lying on the surface about the ever-changing Robin sidekicks began to play with new (yellow-red-brown) colors. Well, even against the background of the spin-off, it all looked secondary and not so cool.
Anyway, I'm starting to watch the fifth season. The first episode is suddenly good. I think it's going to go downhill. The second and third flights are normal. Yes, sometimes the episodes don't rush at full steam. The scriptwriters elaborate on each character (even the bulldog). This is obvious from the point of view of logic - you need to say goodbye to everyone. At the same time, it's funny again, tough again, relevant again, and not as much snot as last season. The Frenchman returned to heterolono (whatever it sounds like). The new characters seemed like they should be annoying by taking up the time of their favorite heroes and villains at the finish line, but in fact they complement the picture. That leaves the last 2 episodes. Well, if it gets hot, you have to cook the feces and throw them at the screen. And... nothing. An absolutely normal ending, in which everything that was supposed to happen happened (I didn't finish reading the comic, I don't know how much it coincides with the main points). The authors closed all the storylines, killed the maximum of those who could be killed, and about the way it was laid out from the very beginning. And all this hype around "The boys disappointed us, boo" is not worth a damn. Well, cry. Is this the perfect ending? As far as I'm concerned, he's decent. Knowing the pit the Boys fell into in season four, it's a miracle that everything ended the way it did. All of this was reminiscent of the "Game of Thrones" syndrome (including the Boucher line, which always led to such a conclusion - it's just a matter of nuances). No matter what you do, everyone won't like you and you won't outplay the fantasy wishlist in the minds of thousands of viewers.
"The Boys" suffered from the surrounding hype and high expectations, a typical problem of long-running series. This is clearly not the ending of "Lost" or "Dexter" in terms of disappointment. I've never praised "The Boys" to the point of "oh, this is the best show in the world," and I've always been very reserved about it. From this point of view, I liked the series in general and its ending in particular.
P.S. Anthony Starr is great inside and out. When I first started watching "Boys," I couldn't believe that this was the same actor who played in "Banshee." Jensen Ackles is amazing. I'm glad they gave him a separate series. The "Supernatural" reunion is very funny (as is the cameo: what's in this particular episode, and scattered throughout the series). Karl Urban is good. Chase Crawford is mega funny.
RATING (for the entire series): 4 guys out of 5