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The Handmaid's Tale: Safe (2022)
Masterpiece.
This show has been keeping us on edge since day one, and this season has kept up. The finale was meant to stir up the pot and change dynamics in Canada and also Gilead.
June is definitely facing an unsure future away from Canada. Will she ever see Luke again? Will she be reunited with Hannah if she goes to Hawaii or is New Bethlehem a better way for them to be together? How can anyone be sure that this train isn't leading them to New Bethlehem under Commander Lawrence's orders?
Is Nick safe? Did he plan all this with Lawrence or is he finally fed up and blew his cover over his undeniable love for June?
What about Serena? Who helped her get on that train? Is she finally ready to team up and take down Gilead along June?
Season 6 as the show's last season is leading us to the great unknown. There are too many possibilities as to what to expect, the thirst for Justice is more real than ever and many characters seem to be ready to fight, including passive characters like Janine and Nick or even supporters of Gilead like Serena or Aunt Lydia who seem to be switching sides.
Marvelous season, wonderful finale (talk about that train scene!) and much more to be expected for the next one.
Only Mine (2019)
It's about the story
Most of the bad reviews are written by men. One specifically said "it doesn't make sense how they believed him over a girl they knew and cared for".
But that's what happens.
The movie portrayed exactly how manipulators act and convince everyone, how the victim becomes unreliable and not trustworthy over the abuser's words.
Many women have experienced relationships with guys like this and it is exactly as shown in this movie.
Maybe not the best acting, but a great story about abuse, femicide and strength that needed to be out there.
Riverdale: Chapter Ninety-Five: RIVERDALE: RIP (?) (2021)
It's getting pointless
Why are they treating my girl Cheryl like that? Why do they have her be a teenage witch all of a sudden?
It makes no sense unless it was paired up with Sabrina who lives in the same universe, but still childish behavior and still manic about their ancestors. Like, please get over it, it happened 200 years ago.
Also, please remove Hiram, he has also gotten boring and should've been removed in the previous episodes of the season.
Midnight Mass (2021)
You probably didn't get it.
This mini series was not maint to make you scared. It's a political/religious horror that wants to show you what a powerful weapon religion is, and how dangerous it can be when fallen into the wrong hands.
Throughout the whole show you can clearly see how bad some of these people really are, how they mask all of their misanthrope and ego behind religion, thinking that every bad thing they do is justified just because they go to church every day.
That is the beauty of this show, how you can really see every character develop, most of them getting sucked up in all the craziness justifying their actions through the "will of god" and very selected few of them realizing a real monstrosity is happening and choosing to die to save others.
The "prodigal son" is the martyr of this, who despite being told he was "chosen", he actually understood what the pastor did and actually decided this wasn't right.
Sure, there were far too many monologues that kinda felt biased but the great cinematography and perfect acting covered for all that.
You have to really let your mind wander as you watch this, understand the motives behind the characters' actions, how selfish and power hungry they are, and how they let their true selves out once the purge began.
I wouldn't call it a masterpiece like Bly Manor was to me, but it really makes you think about power, religion, ego and selfishness. It's all truly a metaphor about life, death and power if you actually pay attention.
That's why I don't get the "boring" reviews. You just weren't paying attention and there's nothing wrong this that, but not everything is for everyone.
Chilling Adventures of Sabrina: Chapter Thirty-Six: At the Mountains of Madness (2020)
SABRINAS DESERVED BETTER
Both of them. That's it. I got nothing else to say. This ending is by far the worst ending this show could have and it's unacceptable to leave all these plot holes and have both Sabrinas die like that.
The Devil All the Time (2020)
Left me like "wow"
Could also be called "A series of unfortunate events"
Oh wait...