spookylilou
I'm seeing Immortal Man tonight, gah!!!
a_samwinchester
STILL SPOILERSSSS
@spookylilou i fully agree. but my biggest problem with what they did with arthur is that the show ended with a perfect excuse for arthur not to be around, they literally didn’t need to do anything. and i feel like they betrayed years worth of tommy and arthur scenes just to be more dramatic. tommy would literally never do that, im actually so mad that they want me to believe he would.
and the stuff with ada just felt unnecessary but i may be biased bc she is my fave character by far. the umbrella scene was jaw dropping and amazing cinema, but jesus did it hurt.
the stuff with duke didn’t bother me bc it felt to me that he really just wanted family approval and that he was acting out bc of it. if he had done what he planned to do, i would have never been able to root for him, so it only made sense for it not to happen.
spookylilou
@a_samwinchester I hated how they handled Arthur. If they couldn't get all the cast back, then they shouldn't have done the movie. I wouldn't be surprised if Netflix fought for the movie regardless of who could come back, which really sucks. I'm not so upset about Ada--the scene with her in the road with the umbrella and Tommy was easily my most favorite part of the movie. It gave me chills! What bothered me the most about that scene was Duke not doing it. They tried to show him as this uncaring gangster with no familial ties, but then can't pull the trigger? I did LOVE his intro scene though. Everything after that devolved for me with him. But anywho, I do know what I want to do with Kizzie's story once we get there, so that's good news. I do also want to focus more on the Nazi presence. I was surprised the movie didn't really delve into that--and the villain was so boring!
a_samwinchester
SPOILER ALERT!!!!!!!
i need to know what you thought of the choices with arthur and ada?? particularly arthur