This is funny because they’re both clearly in one scene in the movie

I’ve been pretty impressed with this season. The Reapers are, unless I’m mistaken, the first group of villains created for the show only and never featured in the comics. Pope as a big bad is already pretty terrifying because we know his power level is by default much higher than Negan, Alpha, or Beta, since the dude…

This looks absolutely horrible. Patrick Stewart deserves far better. 

Still at a 95 percent RT. 

Too many red herrings by the end, the writing felt like it just wanted to string the audience along for shocking moments rather than develop out a realistic feeling investigation and town. I don’t even think the character work was particularly brilliant as some say it is, it just has good actors and production values. 

Films and shows have had people get shot in that exact same spot (right below the eye) and have them live, explaining it somehow avoided the brain or something. I doubt this show does that, but it could.

The minute they start exploring what could be an interesting relationship between Colin and Mare, boom, he’s dead. I’m chalking this up to it being a miniseries so they have no need to actually see characters develop, but choosing to end that romantic possibility instead of the boring one with Guy Pearce is a coward…

The design is cool but the content is undeserving of it, the way this is shot feels like it was meant for a different show entirely. 

The cinematography has a nice cold, detached, kind of high end commercial-y look to it and the music/mood is well done. The rest of it sucks, dull as dishwater writing and bad performances. Showtime is just really not good at finding good scripts, are they? 

The writing in this show is incredibly cluttered and messy, that final scene happening almost out of nowhere is is pretty much a result of that. Too many things going on without enough focus on what drives Mare to do the things she does, since the show now seems to be a character study of her rather than the murder…

I kinda liked this but they need to do better for a Rainbow Six movie. I also can’t believe its taken this long for a R6 movie to finally get made, I’ve been playing those games since I was born. 

I’ll pretty much always think of him first as Lord Marshall. Badass role. 

You’re insane. 

The Luke Skywalker CGI was legitimately the worst de-aging I’ve seen and took me out of the scene entirely. Luke’s eyes were dead, his expression flat. Just all wrong. Rogue One was leagues better and that came out 4 years ago, not to mention The Irishman. Recasting would have been a way better solution if Disney…

I totally disagree with this - it was all intentional and you are supposed to see Johnny as all these things. That becomes more clear in Act 2 and Act 3. 

Maybe the worst written court room scenes of all time. 

Just an awful show that not only wastes most of its 6 episodes pointlessly misleading the audience with red herrings, but wastes an opportunity to be a thoughtful indictment on the wealthy. Immediately forgettable climax. 

Yeah, this was by far the worst season. It had nothing to say nor any justification to exist, with too many side characters and none of them having an interesting story to tell. If they would have quit after Season 2, Fargo would have gone down as a stone cold classic of TV. A shame. 

This season is terrible. Season 3 had its issues but at least it had a sense of purpose and focus and wasn’t cluttered with meaningless side characters. This one does have its moments, I guess, but like the review highlights - things just happen, often times for no reason or a reason that isn’t particularly…

So by the time episode 6 ends it becomes clear this season absolutely sticks the knife into the queen and the royal family and shows them for the rotten, miserable leeches they really are. Kind of brilliant in that S1-3 was mostly sympathetic and didn’t raise the ire of the royals, but now that we understand them the…