I thought the finale was okay, nothing great but a satisfying enough ending. I just felt that it could have had more to it, it seemed to move too quick.
Eehhhhh, let's not go nuts here. The show is brilliantly executed but wasn't remotely as air-tight as the movie. It had a loopyness to it that I grew to appreciate, but you can't fault the rest of it, fantastic achievement.I honestly think it surpassed it.
It was a Good finale but I wanted more chaos from Malvo. They set up this big Lester vs Malvo showdown, and it doesn't really live up to the hype.
Did you expect them to have a Dragon Ball Z fight that lasted twenty minutes?
One thing I really appreciated at the end was the Rosencrantz and Gildenstern quality they gave to Key and Peele, like they didn't exactly exist in the same reality.
I'll be honest, out of all the deaths, keye and peele hit me the hardest. The line, "is this a dream?", then turning around and getting capped was sad.
It was a Good finale but I wanted more chaos from Malvo. They set up this big Lester vs Malvo showdown, and it doesn't really live up to the hype.
I thought it was satisfying enough. Lester managed to defeat Malvo by wounding him with a bear trap like an animal. But, playing to the fact that Lester's never been very good at this, this is exactly how he manages to get himself killed, as if he just killed Malvo, they would not have necessarily discovered the tapes that made him a wanted man.
Gus had found Malvo's den though. Tapes were already there. Lester was fucked whether he killed Malvo or not.
Dumb question I guess, but I just don't get why Malvo was so obsessed with killing Martin Freeman's character at the end. Was it really all because Lester interfered in the elevator?
Also, why not just kill him in the elevator instead of doing the cool pose with the devil wings........
Getting the kid to piss in the gas tank or getting the Supermarket King to give him a million dollars, those things are of equal value to him. Hes just trying to see how far he can push the human animal.
It was a Good finale but I wanted more chaos from Malvo. They set up this big Lester vs Malvo showdown, and it doesn't really live up to the hype.
Dumb question I guess, but I just don't get why Malvo was so obsessed with killing Martin Freeman's character at the end. Was it really all because Lester interfered in the elevator?
Also, why not just kill him in the elevator instead of doing the cool pose with the devil wings........
martin freeman vs. woody harrelson for the emmy. none other shall apply (including the breaking bad supporting cast)
Lester lying was just brilliant acting every time. It takes a lot of work to make someone as lovable as Freeman completely reprehensible.Think Freeman would win hands down. Woody was great, but he just played a pissed off asshole who blamed everyone else for his actions. Freeman had to produce a wide range of emotions from being a nothing to being a self serving murderer/manipulator.
'Fargo' showrunner Noah Hawley joins Andy Greenwald to discuss last night's finale and why TV needs more mystery.
Now that this, Veep and Louie are done what the hell am i gonna watch?
Nice, listening to it right now.
The A.V. Club spoke with Hawley about the process of adapting the film, how the Midwest is Siberia with family restaurants, and why Molly never got to meet Malvo. Plot details about the entire series, including last nights finale, are discussed in detail.
RECTIFY.
you should really catch up.
Tyrant is worth a look next Tuesday, too.Thanks, i guess i'm gonna check that out.
Tyrant is worth a look next Tuesday, too.