darthnazgul wrote:Okay, I've finished the series. The whole thing. I feel like it's going to take a while for me to fully realise my thoughts on the last few episodes or the show itself, but right now, I loved it. Felina just felt perfect, without me ever thinking that that was the ending the series needed.

I will say, however, that Ozymandias was in some ways overhyped. I kept hearing its praises, even after everything wrapped up. Hell, it has a perfect 10 on IMDb. And yet, when I watched it, it felt just as good as the rest of the series. Which is a terrific level of quality, of course, but it felt like I had to expect something that was mind-blowingly, impossibly good, surpassing the rest of the series. I do appreciate the episode more now in hindsight, but I guess that's the problem with being late to the party.

Octaviana wrote:Oh, and the time I've been out of the forums, I started watching Breaking Bad. I'm on the second season

Batfan175 wrote:The satisfying ending for Walt felt unearned.

Everyone else went throygh shit because of him and he overrode all their décisions, got to die like he wanted and even got to "explain" himself to Skyler, while also suddenly turning into a mechanic to build a nazi-killing supergun? Naa, too many things going his way when all the producers told us from the start was about the conséquences of one's actions and I don't feel that Walter got what ought to have been coming to him: dying alone in a small room of cancer. the end but since this show clearly does not want any ambuguity or subtlety, they'll tell you how to feel and they're just pandering to the lowest expectations: i.e team walt who want him to go out like a badass. A daring move would have been to NOT do that and have him get to a lower point than in the penultimate episode. But since Amlerican tv watchers can't stand tragédies, they had to have him get done everything he wanted before he could kick the bucket. Very disappointed.

Batfan175 wrote:The satisfying ending for Walt felt unearned.

Everyone else went throygh shit because of him and he overrode all their décisions, got to die like he wanted and even got to "explain" himself to Skyler, while also suddenly turning into a mechanic to build a nazi-killing supergun? Naa, too many things going his way when all the producers told us from the start was about the conséquences of one's actions and I don't feel that Walter got what ought to have been coming to him: dying alone in a small room of cancer. the end but since this show clearly does not want any ambuguity or subtlety, they'll tell you how to feel and they're just pandering to the lowest expectations: i.e team walt who want him to go out like a badass. A daring move would have been to NOT do that and have him get to a lower point than in the penultimate episode. But since Amlerican tv watchers can't stand tragédies, they had to have him get done everything he wanted before he could kick the bucket. Very disappointed.