I knew the tears would be flowing as I watched the last episodes. Im curious as to what the right finds enjoyable these days. Movies, theaters, hollywood, tv shows, video games, comedians, athletes, professional and college leagues all cancelled.
For a group that previously decried cancel culture, they did a pretty good job of going the hold my beer route.
i really liked Raised by Wolves, i thought it was pretty thought provoking and interesting world building. I am currently watching The 100 final season (seven) and really enjoying it.
I didn't like The Boys season 2, nothing really to do with "SJW stuff" which was mostly cringe. I just don't like that The Boys really didn't do much, Stormfront is supposed to be a superpowerful, nearly immortal nazi and a 10 year old boy crisps her to toast accidently (while also not touching Butcher, and his mom only dies because... Stormfront nicked her artery?) while Homelander literally masturbates (later). She tosses a van with electricity like 100 feet and three humans and Ryan crawl out of it like they got hit by a BB gun. That same power that lets her toss 3 tons of metal 100 feet has zero effect in a hand to hand fight with 3 supes then.
If Ryan had at least crisped Becca too and maybe burned off Butchers arm, that would be interesting. Real "loss of control" supe moment. but nope, he only gets Stormfronts legs... half of her face... and arms... which were right next to the other two... but... well, ok
All the psych ward / Lamplighter stuff? Didn't really mean a whole lot, I guess you can infer they finally achieved a stable Compound V that could be admin'd to adults successfully but they literally didn't show any of that, just one brief scene of a guy being kinda ok but then Lamplighter killing him. Lets not make sure V has no side effects 3 weeks or six months later, who cares!
Stan Edgar? Does he have a secret way to control supes? Whats his relationship with Vought? Who knows, who cares, not important?
The first 3/4ths of the season felt unfocused and a lot of plot threads just kinda running in parallel, and then the finale tried to wrap them all up but poorly rushed. I wish we had seen more of Stormfront's background, goals, built up more sympathy for her character, etc so when the "turn" came it would have been more compelling. I didn't give a shit that Becca died, that Stormfront is fucked up, and none of the Boys died so who cares?
Also did anyone give a shit that the ginger neckbeard did a terrorist attack or that he killed an innocent clerk? Nope, cuz we didn't spend any time with either of them.