My short comment is the discussion given after watching half an episode. At that time, the evaluation of The Broys was a meal drama, and watching a cool and well-produced drama was over until I saw the last moment of the first season. Still in a state of astonishment, I got down from the bed, opened the notebook, and hurriedly wrote down what I thought.
This TV series is really the worst green hat of all the film and television works I have ever seen. You must know that I watched it with the mentality of the following rice dramas. Even when the starlight was given to Deep Sea Deep Throat, I was not surprised, so how do you choose the characters in the play, I didn't value it that much. Who would have thought that after 8 episodes of the plot, you will gradually begin to have some empathy for Butcher, even if you think his methods are extreme and his revenge is unreasonable, at least you will be moved by his behavior of avenging his daughter-in-law, more or less.
Until the end, the natives rescued him from the flames of the bomb explosion, allowing Butcher to witness Becca and his baby, who will play baseball when they grow up. Becca's expressions are all drama, and Butcher, the most tragic character in the whole play, has been denied the meaning of his existence. So I'm looking forward to what Butcher will do next season.
Episodes 7 and 8 finally revealed Becca's story little by little. At the beginning of episode 7, Becca and Butcher meet the natives at the Water Company party. Becca always maintains a look of admiration for the motherland. Even if the motherland is called away by Maeve, her eyes never leave the motherland. And Becca's identity is the main PR officer of Water Company. Water Company is a symbol of hypocrisy and beautifying capital for profit in the play, so Becca, as an employee of the key public relations department facing the media, will be responsible for all social media of the motherland, presumably agrees with the behavior of Water Company very much. standards and the value goals it pursues. And this kind of Becca, and Butcher in the whole TV series, are in complete opposites and cannot be reconciled at all. It is even more ironic that Butcher, who represents everything in the Super League, was created by Becca, who owns Super League and Walter.
In the footage of cia showing Bucher that Becca and the natives went in and out of the office, Becca and the natives walked in chatting and laughing, three hours, "three climaxes" (quoted from the natives), Becca was carrying a The high heels came out disheveled, only a little bit of a reaction of being fucked up, but there was no trace of sadness and anger. Her expression captured by the camera on the park bench was not thinking about how to face this "humiliating" experience, but thinking about whether to accept the non-disclosure agreement offered to her by the Water Company, and finally she chose to accept . But the most interesting thing is that in the sex between the motherland and his fantasy "mom" female vice president Medellin, he is the fastest man in the world, not a-train, but a native of the motherland, a real man in three seconds ! The motherland and Beja can be in the office for three hours, and the orgasm three times, then it is not the motherland who just made things out of thin air and just angered Bucher, but the fact. Green eyes are going blind.
From the dialogue between the old doctor of Water Company and the motherland, we learned that the old doctor thought that he created the motherland was the biggest failure, so he lied to the motherland Beja to give birth to a child and die. In this memory, Bejia took the initiative to find the old doctor's experimental team, and chose to keep it secret because of the reaction. During this period of time, how should I live? In the last shot, Becca saw the expression of the motherland, and she saw the difference in Butcher's expression, let's not talk about it, this green point should be returned to the TV series. Before the final shot, I had no idea that Becca and the child would survive. But from those memories, it is obvious that Becca was active, she was not a victim at all, but even with such mental preparation, when the last eight years of the ultimate invincible green hat was buckled, the audience Still can't resist shouting "Fuck!"
Whether the character of Starlight can accomplish self-redemption and insist on pursuing his ideal world, or whether he will eventually fall into Walter's value system, is still a question mark. It turned out that I tended that she would eventually step into Maeve's old path, punishing evil and promoting good at first, and eventually becoming a slave of capital, but now it has been shaken a little. The paradox is that Xingguang's behavior is succumbing to capital and fame again and again. She is a person who wants to stand in the spotlight and be admired by everyone, but she is also a person who has a superhero dream since childhood. If the motherland hadn't killed Medellin, Xingguang would likely be the same as Maeve, eventually unable to match his own ambitions and gradually assimilated by the system. But after Medellin died, Walter's core brain was gone. Although the natives also had certain scheming, as a member of the superhero, he was still the most powerful one. He was not proficient in playing capital games. He doesn't bother to play capital games, he only wants what he wants, so the commercial value of the seven is not what he cares about. So in such a chaotic situation, Starlight has a lot to do. With Maeve's positive influence and guidance on her, whether Starlight can break Walter's system and establish its own Marvel DC system is something we can look forward to in the future. .
Since American film and television works are also influenced by the market, mainstream values, and even the government, I tend to believe that Starlight, as its name suggests, will give the whole story a relatively positive ending.
Of course, I don't mind if Starlight can't escape the gravitational pull of capital, slip into the dark abyss, and wear more new shirts~
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