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I took the time watch both Season back to back and I got mixed feelings about it but at the same time I cannot deny the ending was pretty damn good, like the whole second season felt a bit all over the place with the pacing jumping from one problem to another without giving us enough time to breathe but that finale really hit different, I dont know what is about two season series that never end properly, I felt there was so much more to unwind specially with something like the TVA been one of the craziest concepts I have ever seen from the MCU but the Kang character was always a mess for them, I think because they actually over hype it just too much. What Tom Hiddleston did with this character over two seasons is actually wild when you stop and think about it, going from this selfish asshole who only cared about power to literally becoming the protector of every single timeline in existence, that is one hell of a transformation and I cannot be mad at that. The way they showed him grabbing all those timelines and basically turning into this god figure sitting alone on a throne for eternity its like ok so you wanted a throne is one alone for the end of time no show off no way to share, that scene alone made the whole season worth it, yeah sure there were some bumps along the way the whole Victor Timely thing did not really work for me and Sylvie got pushed to the side for most of the season which sucked because she was so important in season one but when it came down to it when Loki had to make that final choice between killing Sylvie or finding another way he chose to sacrifice himself and give up everything. No more friends no more adventures just an eternity of keeping the universe together, that is actually pretty novel in a really sad way and I think this is where Lokis story should end because where do you even go from here, the guy is literally holding the entire multiverse in his hands and he already failed massively with the hole Tesarack persue.- IMDB: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt9140554/
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The whole season was about Loki trying to fix the temporal loom without realizing the loom was never meant to be fixed in the first place, it was a fail safe created by He Who Remains to keep everything under control and the sacred timeline was never about protecting people it was about protecting one version of reality that benefited one guy. Every episode we watched Loki time slip backwards and forwards trying desperately to save his friends at the TVA and fix this broken system, watching him loop through the same moments over and over again was funny and sad at the same time because you could see the frustration building up in him but at the sime time dragg hard and made me felt bored for quite some time, he spent centuries learning physics and engineering from OB just to realize there was no solution to an infinite problem, you cant scale for infinity its like trying to divide by zero, the loom would always fail no matter what they did. Mobius and Sylvie were there with him the whole time but in the end it was Lokis choice alone to make, he could either let the multiverse die and go back to the sacred timeline with He Who Remains in control or he could destroy the loom and replace it with something better, something that gave people actual free will instead of the illusion of choice.
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The series also had that reference of Loki character that work so so good that went back to that first Avengers movie when he said he was burdened with glorious purpose, back then he was just a villain who wanted power and control but now after everything hes been through he finally understands what that phrase actually means. Mobius told him that most purpose is more burden than glory and that line hit hard because thats exactly what Loki ends up doing, he takes on the burden of holding the multiverse together so everyone else can have their freedom, its the ultimate sacrifice from a character who used to only care about himself, I laugh so hard because he didnt died for the rest of the universe although did lock down himself so the rest of the existence could function almost like he is Jesus. That scene of him sitting on that throne at the end of time with the timelines glowing green around him like branches of a tree that I dont know much but for sure has a deep meaning either on the Asgard mythology or something about the universe supreme beings, it was such a powerful image that perfectly captured what Loki had become, he went from wanting to rule over people to actually serving them by keeping them alive and giving them choice.
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Not everything is unicorn and rainbows, season 2 had some issues that bothered some of them more than others like I mentioned before the pacing was weird and it felt like they needed more episodes to really let unwind certain storylines as a fact I would say another season because the escape too easy from the void, the whole Victor Timely subplot took up so much time and I dont think it payed off the way they wanted it to, Jonathan Majors did his best with the script but the character just felt like a distraction from the main story most of the time, proof of this is all they need was his head because he was not necessarily needed to test a theory that never work. Renslayer also got sidelined pretty hard this season and her entire story felt unfinished, she should have been as important as in season 1, she was supposed to be this big antagonist but then she just kind of dissipated into the void at the end and we never got a satisfying conclusion to her story, I hope they bring her back in some future project because it feels like there was more to do with that character, she also wanted either revenge or at least know the truth this almost look like when John Week wanted to bring down The Table. Sylvie also got put aside badly this season which is a shame because she was one of the best parts of season one, her and Lokis relationship was supposed to be central to the story but instead she spent most of her time working at McDonalds in an alternate timeline and only showed up when the plot needed her to argue with Loki about free will, and what about her romance with Loki?? so many inconclusive things.

I have to say that even with those problems I still think the finale brought some closure and made the whole season worth watching, seeing Loki finally find his glorious purpose after all these years was satisfying as hell and Tom Hiddleston absolutely killed it in every single scene, the man deserves all the awards for what he did with this character over two seasons going from this narcissist power hungry character to the one that saves the universe. The ending where he walks up those invisible stairs and sits down on the throne while the timelines form this beautiful tree around him is one of the best endings in any Marvel show or movie, its a bit sour too because Loki gets what he always wanted which was a throne but it comes at the cost of being alone forever, his biggest fear was being alone and now thats his reality for the rest of eternity, thats some heavy stuff and the show didnt shy away from showing how much that choice hurt him. I think this is the perfect ending for Loki because theres nowhere else to go with his character after this, hes literally become a god who holds the multiverse in his hands and any future appearance would just diminish what they accomplished here. Overall I would give Loki Season 2 a solid seven out of ten, it had some pacing issues and underdeveloped subplots but the character work was top notch and the finale was beautiful in a really tragic way.



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Jonathan Majors showing up as He Who Remains in that finale was insane, he completely stole the show from everyone else and he just sits there in his castle at the end of time eating an apple and explain the entire history of the multiverse like its no big deal, I hate Marvel had to dump his character because it has so much story and I really hope in the future they can pick up on the Kang story. He tells Loki and Sylvie that there used to be infinite timelines and infinite versions of himself and some of those versions started a war that almost destroyed everything so he ended it by creating the TVA and the sacred timeline to keep it all under control. The whole speech about how he is actually the good guy compared to his other variants was very fishy to me, you could tell he very Thanos like by telling the truth and this dude has been running things for so long that he is tired and just wants out but he cant leave without making sure someone takes over who wont let the bad versions of himself come back to cause chaos. Loki starts to see that maybe killing this guy is not the answer because it could unleash something way worse and thats such a huge moment for his character, hes finally thinking about consequences instead of just his own ambitions and what he wants. Sylvie on the other hand is so focused on revenge that she cant see past it and shes spent her whole life running from the TVA so now shes finally got the person responsible for all her pain right in front of her and she wants him dead no matter what but her motivations are way more complicated as she essentially embrace chaos with pure liberty, by killing Kang there wont be more TVA keeping everything under check meaning everyone on every other reality can do as they want without the TVA pruning people. The fight between Loki and Sylvie was very intense because their motivations were clear as contradictory, shes not wrong for wanting revenge and he is not wrong neither for wanting to think things through, aside form the fact he had feelings for her. That moment when Sylvie kisses him and then pushes him through that portal so she can kill Kang, that was a brutal moment, you see Loki's face just fall apart because he realizes shes not gonna listen to him no matter what he says. Then He Who Remains dies saying he will see them soon and the timeline just explodes into infinite branchs and thats the "here they come" moment as the multiverse war was expected, so I wonder if this was actually part of what was written already even though there is a moment where Kang said he doesnt know whats going to happen next anymore like that moment was the end of time.
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The way the show handled the whole time travel and multiverse stuff was confusing at first but once you understand the rules it makes sense in a weird way I guess. The sacred timeline is not really one timeline its more like infinite timelines that all follow the same path so they dont create branchs that lead to another multiverse war like what happened before or at least thats how I understand it because Im sure there is probably more than one way to look at it. Anytime someone does something that creates a branch the TVA shows up and erases it with those reset charges and they take the person who caused it and either erase them too or turn them into TVA workers with their memories wiped so they dont even know who they realy are. Loki finds out that everyone at the TVA used to be normal people living their lives until they did something that made a branch and then they got grabbed and brainwashed into thinking the time keepers created them when that was all a lie because how if they prune all this people only the ones who are Loki are at the end of time in that void?. Mobius was probably some guy who loved jet skis, Ravonna was a school teacher and Hunter B 15 was just living her life until the TVA decided she was a problem and took her away from everything. The fact that these people are hunting down other variants and erasing them without knowing they are variants themselves is such a dark concept, they are completely convinced they are doing the right thing because thats what they were programed to believe by whoever runs the TVA. When Sylvie starts enchanting TVA agents and showing them their real memories it breaks them and you see B 15 realize she had a whole life before this and it was stolen from her without her knowing. Mobius finding out the truth about himself and then getting pruned by Ravonna was one of the saddest moments in the show, Owen Wilson played that so well and you felt every bit of it. But then we find out that getting pruned does not kill you it just sends you to the void at the end of time where this giant cloud monster named Alioth eats everything that gets sent there. The whole episode with all the different Loki variants hiding out in the void was hilarious like you got old Loki who survived by faking his death and hiding, kid Loki who killed Thor, boastful Loki who lies about everything and alligator Loki who is just an alligator for some reason that nobody realy explains.
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Problem is the movie feels boring even though a lot of crazy stuff is happening on screen which is weird to say but that is exactly how it felt watching it, like the individual scenes look cool and the performances are solid but everything together just drags and never builds any real momentum that makes you care about whats going on. It has all these Whiplash vibes with the intense mentor thing where Isaiah is pushing Cameron to his limits and beyond, testing him physically and mentally to see if he has what it takes to be the next great quarterback but it does not go as deep as it thinks it does with any of the themes its trying to tackle about sacrifice and greatness and what it costs to be the best at something. There are these Mad Max looking fans painted up at one point screaming and acting like total psychos and I was like what the hell am I watching right now, like the movie throws all this imagery at you without ever really committing to what its trying to say, is it horror, is it sports drama, is it some kind of cult thing, it wants to be all of it but ends up not being good at any of it really.
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By the time we get to day three or four of the training I was ready for it to be over because the pacing is just off, each day is suppose to escalate the tension and the weirdness but instead it just feels repetitive, more injections, more hallucinations, more Isaiah being creepy and intense, more Cameron looking confused and uncomfortable but still going along with everything for reasons that never feel believable enough. The movie is only 96 minutes long but feels way longer than that mainly because it never lands in anything it just keep putting out cool but weird scenes but they are all distant from each other like nothing follows a sequence, scenes dont flow into each other, transitions are choppy and by the time the ending comes it just falls apart completely with weird choices and dialogue that feels out of place and unsatisfying. You find out there is this whole cult thing going on with the team owners and they have been grooming Cameron since he was a kid and his dad was in on it and they probably killed his dad to push him into football out of guilt, Im not sure about it but this is just probably me trying the movie means something else and looking under the rocks if there is something really special about it, some hidden message or something, Cameron just goes on a killing spree murdering everyone and kicking heads across the field and its suppose to be this big cathartic moment but it just feels empty and unearned because the movie never did the work to make you invested enough in any of this.
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The final scene is decent I guess with Cameron refusing to sign the contract and choosing to walk away from the whole demonic ritual power passing thing but by then it was too late to save anything because the entire second half of the movie already lost me completely and I just wanted it to end, it all felt force like they wanted to force the audience to swallow all that gore as a shocking event to cover up for an entire boring movie. The movie had so much potential and I say this because the entire production from camera angles, stages, the field itself like the camp it all look awesome and believable like something similar could really exist in the middle of the desert, the idea of a sports horror movie about the cult of football and how players are exploited and groomed and pushed to destroy there bodys and minds for entertainment, thats actually a really good idea that could have been executed in a way more interesting way than what we got here, in the middle of all this I would have expect they go to manipulate him by using drugs, I thought this was going to be the case when they start japping him with injections. Instead we get a bunch of trippy editing, some gross out moments with blood and injections, fans that look like zombies, and a third act that tries to be shocking but just comes across as silly and over the top without any real substance behind it, like they wanted to make a statement about toxic masculinity and the pressures athletes face but they never commit to exploring those ideas in any meaningful way.



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The movie does a great job on so many levels even when it probably should not work at all, it gets going fast like the wildfire breaks out maybe 15 minutes in and from there it does not stop for the next hour and forty five minutes. America Ferrera plays Mary Ludwig the teacher and both characters are kind of basic felt basic since there is not much context to them or back story so she is just a teacher, in the case of Kevin needs redemption for being a crap dad and she never left her small town and now might die there but the movie does not need deep character development when the action is this damn good and intense, its like the classic situation that the walls are getting closer and closer, in this case its fire and the environment does the trick for the movie, just need to let the actors go run wild. Paul Greengrass who directed this also did stuff like Captain Phillips and United 93 so he knows how to make you feel like you are about to have a heart attack just watching people try to survive impossible situations, Im a sucker for camera angles and on this movie we got all that shaky and documentary style which some people hate but I think it works perfect for this type of movie because it makes everything feel more real and in your face for the most part of the movie even when they trying to take a breath, you wont feel the actual fire but for sure at some point feel completely wiped out and drained like you are actually watching through a window whats happening to this people, theres this one part where they are surrounded by fire and Mary tells Kevin maybe we should let the kids go to sleep that way if the fire comes they wont feel it or know it, that scene is absolutely stupid but what else can they do, you feel destroyed emotional and I was not expecting to feel that much from a disaster movie but here we are, who in their right mind going to try to put 22 kids to sleep and tell me one of those kids who will go to sleep in such situation but its ok, for some audience that might be heartbreaking.
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From what I look up online find out that its based on the real 2018 Camp Fire in California that killed 85 people and knowing that makes it hit way different, again considering the wild fire in 2025 where for the first time I saw on TV hell itself like way way different than if this was just some made up Hollywood bullshit, the movie uses real cell phone footage from people who were actually escaping Paradise that day and those moments are the most powerful parts of the whole thing because you know those are real people going through real terror. The cast is pretty solid overall even though some of the side characters dont get much to do, McConaughey and Ferrera are carrying this thing on their backs and they do a damn good job of it, McConaughey especially takes it to a higher level with material that could have been pretty generic in someone else hands but he makes you believe this guy is just trying to do the right thing even though lifes been kicking his ass for years, after all he is Mr. Interstellar. Ferrera does not get as much to work with but shes good at showing this teacher who stayed in Paradise her whole life thinking it was safe and now shes about to die there with a bus full of kids she barely knows, theres some real emotion there even if the script does not give her a ton of depth to work with most of the time.
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Obviously the movie is not perfect and has some issues that bothered me so here some of them to make things fair, the first maybe 15 or 20 minutes tries to set up McConaugheys whole life situation with his ex wife Linda who keeps calling him while hes driving a school bus full of kids to argue about going to Colorado on vacation, you feel how its draining him and how annoying she is considering everything going on around with the fire. We also get scenes with his son who hates him and his mother stirring up drama and it all feels a little melodramatic but what is a movie that doesnt make you feel some way or another and I know the movie is just probably trying to make you care about Kevin's life but all that other stuff about his wife and kid just felt like filler that could have been cut down to maybe 5 minutes instead of 20. Theres also this weird scene where looters with guns try to hijack the school bus which felt completely out of place and kind of stupid, I was like damn is this "Speed"?, like I think this armed looters are totally out of place during the Camp Fire based on everything going on, it felt like they added that just to create more tension but it was unnecessary because the fire itself is scary enough without adding fake drama on top of it.

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The best parts of the movie either when having fun, supporting Jaime and fighting the bad guys, thats the core of this movie since its not about the born superhero but the one turn into with his family next to him always so supportive, like when Jaime's father gives him advice about finding his path in life or when the grandmother reveals she had a some what violent past mixed with her been a revolutionary. These scenes have heart and emotion that uplift the more generic superhero stuff and you can tell the script put real thought into making the Latino culture feel respectful rather than stereotypical, something I was afraid from the start, even if they do lean a bit heavy on the family theme at times. The romance between Jaime and Jenny works well enough without taking over the entire movie, they have decent chemistry and the fact that she is Ted Kord's daughter adds some interesting complexity to their relationship that could pay off in future movies if they ever get made but I think this character will turn into the Moon Knight of the DCU, everyone love it but forgotten since it came up during very dark times. George Lopez as Uncle Rudy is kinda of a breather for the movie without being annoying every time he is on scene breaks the ice and his character gets some very emotional moments when he talks about protecting the family and dealing with immigration that honestly is one of the most hilarious aspects of the movie. The whole cast seems to be having fun with their roles and even when the script gets cheesy or the situations become ridiculous, everyone commits to selling the emotion and relationships that make you care about what happens to these people.
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Batista does his thing were he punches people and tries to be funny but it feels forced, this is not Drax from Guardians with a great cast and script he can work out so good, instead this time he is alone and the script doesnt do him any favors, like they told him to act like do Drax again but he dont have that charm to pull it off. I have been a fan since the first time I saw him on the big screen because as a kid I saw him start at the WWE so I was some what familiar with him but he is not the type of actor that can take a meh script and carry the movie over his shoulders to make it something memorable, he is just not that guy. Here he is the lead and you see all his weak spots, his delivery is flat most of the time, the jokes dont land and the serious moments feel wooden. Olga Kurylenko plays Drea, she is part of some rebel group fighting Volk and helps Jake get to the facility. Shes way better than Batista in almost every scene and I wish she had more to do, her fight scenes are solid but most of the time she is just driving or shooting at stuff. The movie tries to set up romance between them but there is zero chemistry, they had this scene where they talk by a fire about paper boats and then suddenly at the end theyre in love sailing away together. It feels rushed like the writer checked a box on a list, we needed more time with these two together to believe they care about each other.
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The biggest problem is nothing feels like it matters, Jake dont have any real backstory except he wants a boat. We dont know if he had a family or what his life was before the world ended and without that context his journey feels empty, we are just watching a guy punch his way through obstacles, at the same time next to him Drea has even less going on, we never find out why she is in the rebellion or what she lost. The world building is lazy too, they say half the planet got destroyed but then you see people drinking cold beers at the end in a bar with electricity, I kept thinking were did those beers come from, did someone find a warehouse full of beer six years after everything went to shit. The logic falls apart if you think about it, like there is this part were Jake swims through a flooded tunnel and he is about to drown but then he just breaks a gate with his last bit of strength, like wtf is this the dopamine rush of "I dont want to die?" why didnt he try that earlier, stuff like this happens all the time were characters make dumb choices just to create fake drama.

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The dinosaurs themselves are probably the best part of this whole experience aside from the little suspense before people gets wipe by one of them, this creatures are the star of the show and the team seem to put a lot of heart to make them look like so even with some of the very dark scenes, classic cover up for monsters on movies. You got Utah Raptors with feathers which looks incredible, T Rexes with lips that look ridiculouss to be honest not the old school Jurassic Park look that we are more use to, even a Spinosaurus in the water doing its thing tearing people appart. One raptor gets a knife stuck in its eye early on and that becomes like this whole personal vendetta thing where it keeps hunting the soldiers throughout the entire movie, its actually kind of smart because it gives you this one dinosaur to latch onto as a villan instead of just random monsters attacking giving it more character than any other Dinasour in any Jurasic Park movie. The sound is also really solid, they didnt go with the classic Jurassic Park raptor screams which is a risk but I think it works, these things sound more like giant birds mixed with some other loud predator and it feels some what original even if it takes a minute to get used to. The T Rex family storyline was good too, you got the mom and dad Rex plus their baby and by the end when they are all roaring together after the base explodes you actually feel something for them which is insane to say about giant murder lizards, this movie really put time into giving them weight and some what drama for this monsters. That final battle sequence is one of the best aspects of the movie as it should since it doesnt have much to show up for, were talking tanks helicopters hundreds of raptors two full grown T Rexes just going ham on everything, its the kind of spectacle you want from a dinosaur war thing and Sparke delivers on that front no doubt. The problem is getting to that point takes way too long and the journey there is bumpier than it should be, when the dinosaurs are on screen doing their thing this works when theyre not it drags.
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The subplots are completely unnecessary and it makes me kinda mad because they are too predictable too or ridiculous, for example this whole thing about Russians using collider technology that accidentally brought the dinosaurs over from another time or dimension or whatever, its mentioned but never really explained in a way that makes sense so youre just left going okay I guess thats a thing. Then you got this Vietnamese woman who is helping the Russians and theres supposed to be this whole backstory but it gets like two lines of dialogue and then nothing, later on one of the soldiers has a flashback showing he killed her family on a previous mission and she stabs him but it feels random because we didnt get enough setup for it to matter. The movie wants to have these deeper themes about war and revenge and government coverups but it doesnt decide to pick one and go for it. That ending where the president gets briefed about dinosaurs in southeast Asia and how it might affect the war could have been a cool sequel tease but it comes off more like oh yeah we should probably mention that, same with the credits sequence showing dinosaurs edited into real Vietnam footage which is a neat idea but feels tacked on, actually I look up for this and it seems there is a version of the movie where this was omitted, not sure about it though. Luke Sparke directed and supervised the visual effects which is insane, he also had to do with writing and some other aspects, almost too much to handle for a single guy and you gotta respect the hustle but maybe having one or two other people handling some of that would have helped smooth out these story issues. When you are doing everything yourself its easy to lose perspective on what works and what doesnt, sometimes you need someone to step in and say hey this subplot isnt working lets cut it or this character needs more development before we kill them off.

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Moses turns out to be way more dedicated than most one night stands would be because when he finds Zephyrs van still parked at the beach with her phone inside he knows somethings wrong and goes to the police, they dont take him seriously at first because he doesnt even know her last name but he keeps looking and eventually finds her surfboard washed up on shore. He ends up finding security camera footage from the beach that shows Tuckers truck pulling in around the same time Zephyr disapeared, he tracks down Tuckers business address and breaks into the boat while Tucker is out buying a new video camera because Zephyr had thrown his old one in the ocean, this Moses guy is a keeper and Zephyr a fool but I get it, the movie is design for things to go easy on both sides, bad things go really bad so tension always stay at higher and higher levels. The way Moses figures all this out feels a bit too easy and convienent, like the police couldnt do any of this but a random guy cracks the case in a few hours, but honestly I didnt care that much because it moves the story forward and gets us to the good stuff, I honestly never felt like the movie was dragging. Once Moses breaks in and finds Zephyr things go to hell real quick because Tucker comes back and now hes got both of them trapped, then comes in this cat and mouse game where Zephyr keeps almost escaping but Tucker catches her again and again this is the part that throws me off like are you that bad at escaping and are you that bad at keeping her under control??, and when Zephyr hits him with a frying pan I fkn laugh thinking this is just too clasic, stabs him, sets his boat on fire and none of it seems to slow him down much, Tucker just keeps trucking. Theres this one brutal scene where Zephyr bites off her own thumb to get out of the handcuffs because breaking it wasnt enough, that shit was intense and showed how far shes willing to go to survive, Hassie Harrison plays Zephyr as this total badass who refuses to go down without a serious fight and I really liked her performence even though she doesnt quit hit that emotional expresion, its like she had the same face on every tense scene.
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