BARRY Finale: An Ending That Forgives Nobody
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oh wow this blew up, thank you all so much. This video came out of pure passion i have for the show so to see this take off is really epic. I wished i phrased things differently though. For anyone who misunderstood, perhaps I should’ve been more clear. I got that Fuches saving Barry’s son was his way of redeeming himself in the hopes that Barry would some what forgive him after everything he’s done to him. Both Barry and Fuches have been at odds with each other, trying to kill each other and I think ultimately at the end both of them was simply exhausted from fighting each other.
+ Yes I know Jim is Janice’s farther I forgot, the dude doesn’t seem old enough to be a dad okay 🤣
I think both of them were redeemed. Fuches walks away with a clear conscious and Barry gets his wish that his son will be okay...and that is depicted by Barry being exonerated in the movie (as well as Janice's murder) and viewed as a hero when all is said and done. That ending was best case scenario for Barry and his family.
Fuches didnt save Barry's son out of "exhaustion", he did it because he ultimately loves Barry and knows Barry loves him. And Jim? He doesn't look old enough to be a father? Im not sure you have the correct "Jim" from the correct show. He 100% looks old enough to be a father, without question.
I think you are trying to change the reality to coincide with your video title...when it would be much easier to change your video title to one that reflects that both Fuches and Barry were redeemed in the end. The series started with us oddly rooting for a Hit Man and his handler...and in the end those two win.
Well said.
Call me a pessimist but I think Fuches did not do it to apologize... I think he did it to prove to Barry that he could trust him, as a "kindred spirit". He puts it clearly to Noho Hank when he says they are both "heartless", something which Noho Hank ultimately disproves him through his peaceful death despite being riddled with bullets... While elsewhere on the scene, all the other goons are writhing in pain.
Being or feeling "Heartless"... Lacking a "Conscience"... Or some would say being a "psychopath", is ultimately the bond all the main characters share: Fuches admits it to Hank, although he previously made it comically clear through his negociation of siege-time bienséance with the love of his live and his step-daughter. Sally confesses it to her son as well, and still seems incapable of truly feeling his love in every scene afterwards. Cousineau makes it clear through his very last act, although it is hinted that seeing his son sucked into his "artistic fantasy" and repudiating him ultimately made him snap back into reality (oops there goes gravity).
What is left to wonder is this: Was Barry also a truly heartless individual, a true "psychopath"? I mean... He can get angry... He can get so angry he straight up murders anyone in his path regardless... It's up to interpretation.
I think ultimately, Barry and Fuches share the same belief system. A "higher power", a "personal story" (Fuches' movie time? More than just funny.), a way to "redeem yourself through action"... They both know they're "not going to the good place afterwards", but they still believe they can escape this destiny... Somehow.
I think ultimately, Fuches did what he did out of respect for Barry. For who he was, what he became, and what he did throughout. Respect, and Pride.
One must also note that Fuches was the only character that didn't "get" the mad egotistical "pursuit of the arts" ambition driving all the other main characters. Cousineau sacrifices his family for fame as an artist, Barry sacrifices other humans for fame as an artist and family, Sally sacrifices her son for fame as an artist, but Fuches? Fuches just wanted Power... The "Good Life".
As for Sally and Junior... Well, it's clear that by ignoring her son to focus on her success, she has fated him to fall victime to an illusion. A prison from which he might or might not be able to escape.
Not a lot of shows like this.
Me too it was a head nod and a I know I fucjed up with u and go raise your kid, everything changed when fukes heard he had a kid , he didn’t even acknowledge sally lol all about the kid and respect and apology
NoHo Hank is Stefan.
Gene going down and Barry being hailed as a manipulated war hero is one of the darkest damn endings of all time.
reminded me of the ending of True Detective S2 - I dont wanna spoiler if someone has not seen it yet - but it is very dark for especially one character
@Bombtrack913 Frank didn't deserve to go out like that.
Ray was an idiot for going back to see his son though.
@@SharksInYourMouth193i watched it but cant remember, can you remind me? i know colin farell and taylor kisch die
It's insane how it goes back to the military discharge thing
"You killed a guy, and you got away with it"
Gene wanted to be famous. It's poetic the way he responded to being set up over misunderstandings. He was given a part, so he played it. He gets his revenge, his fame, and even gets to live from prison to see it realized. It was the best move he could've made when Barry showed up. Ironically, the movie that gets made from the big mixup still gives John closure, too. I love the touch at the end of Sally declining the date and being way too obsessive about theater. It can be interpreted as she can't trust another man's touch again, or she realized too late that Barry really cared about her and her son all those years and she didn't appreciate it. I like to think it's the latter because of her character development in the hostage room with her kid
The fake movie in the finale was the darkest and funniest thing the show had ever done imo. Cementing it for me as one of the greatest dark comedies and TV shows ever.
Ended like a stage play.
At least Barry‘a son doesn’t know the truth, he thinks he’s a hero
@@larserik8899 that's one of the shows many tragedies imo
The movie was also totally motivated by dialogue in previous episodes. In an earlier episode, a representative from Warners told Gene that they were going to make the movie with or without him. And that's exactly what they did.
A lot of people hated the ending. I think it’s perfect. Once barry walked in and saw Ryan madison in genes office with hank, I laughed out loud. The joke landed hard for me, realizing how the rest was gonna go.
I think Noho Hanks final moment where his eyes go wide is him accepting what he did. He's literally looking up at a bullet riddled version of Christobal. Something he spared himself from having to see in real life. And now it's his final image. It's the universe forcing him to look at and accept what he did in his very last moment.
Great point!
His head was so close to the crotch of the statue that I was waiting for him to kiss it before he died.
Most of the heavy action scenes don't ever show them reloading. I get that it's a comedy but you can tell that no gun people and only woke liberals were involved in this lol
@@user-os9ge2we2bwhat the actual fuck does this have to do with Hank’s death??
Sally ended up like Gene: A self-centered acting teacher who is very emotionally distant to her son and thinks that all the problems will solve itself once Barry’s gone, albeit it isn’t.
Barry ended up like Mayrbek: A guy who got headshot to death by his own mentor when he dropped his guard.
It's a bittersweet send-off. His son will have to make it through this world learning to act as those he watches just like us all.
CRAZY the parallel between how Barry killed his apprentice then was killed by his mentor!
Excellent catch!
I don't think Sally ended up that way at all
@@cleigh113 She ended up better than everybody else at the very least
Fuches left because he no longer wanted anything from Barry. Saving John wasn't a "move" or a way to get anything. He owned up to his shit, who he really was, and finally made a different choice. He was the only character in the entire show who broke away from his own weaknesses and stopped letting it run his life.
Yep, he stated as much himself in his final speech to Noho Hank
“I fully accepted who I truly am”
Thanks for including "the beignet guy" in that montage. By the way, if you watch that episode again, you will realize that, even though "the beignet guy" is played for laughs as this surfer/stoner character, the advice he gives to Barry, Sally, and NoHo Hank is correct every single time, but Barry, Sally, and NoHo Hank fail to heed the advice to their detriment. "Beignet guy" is the voice of reason in that episode.
"dip that toe"
Yeah that pastry+therapy thing had people lining up lol
My favourite character in the show, hands down
Chadgoesdeep stays undefeated
I honestly am not sure if John believes the movie truly. Sally did tell him the truth earlier on. And maybe he blocked it out sure. But I think he knows... But John never met that side of Barry. Barry was always loving and caring and kind to him. So he viewed his dad as a hero that faught in the war and treated him well... So in the end.. I wonder if his smile is because he is glad the world sees his dad now as he got to see him instead of a heartless hitman.
I disagree myself.
Sally told him that Barry murdered people. Thats it. They went on the run because they were wanted for murder. Then as an adult, John discovers that his father was framed for murder. And his mother clearly will not talk about it to any extent whatsoever, so what would he know beyond that?
I think he smiled because he believed the story. His father was always good to him, and his father was only a good man when John was around. Now the entire world believes Berry was a hero, why wouldn’t john? His mother doesn’t discuss it. For all John knows, she may not even fully know the truth.
I loved the ending. To me, Barry and John both deserved that ending, specifically because in his final moments Barry finally said it. “Call the police. I’m going to confess.” He finally got his redemption in his very final moments; then Gene steals it from him and pays the ultimate price for it. Incredible ending.
Thats also my interpretation of the ending as well. I think John will eventually come to terms with what happened in Barry’s life and maybe someday Sally will disclose more and he will understand as an adult.
@@mr.doctorcaptain1124 Barry didn’t deserve his redemption lmao that’s the entire point
@@geraltrivia9565 thats an opinion shared by the type of people that see the world as black and white...there is no grey. no excuses. tit for tat, an eye for an eye. I just love how this show can expose a person's TRUE beliefs. A masterclass in screenwriting no doubt!
@@damianplasencia2708I see gray, I don’t think he deserved redemption.
I found it interesting how the ending is very rooted in religion and the idea of forgiving sins. The characters who admit their true essences and seek forgiveness are spared and those who try to justify their actions are punished/killed.
Sally admits she killed someone and is a bad mother and is spared.
Hank does admit to having Cristobal killed but talks more about how much he loved him and had no choice. Not really an admission or full acceptance so he is killed.
Fuches admits he is a manipulative asshole with no heart and does the right thing by sparing Barry’s son. I think he started that fire fight to get Barry’s son out of there bc he though Hank would keep the kid and kill Barry if he walked away like he said he would. Anyway, he is spared.
Gene doesn’t admit to helping Barry cover up the Janice murder, keeps the hush money, barely apologies to his son for shooting him, and immediately reverts to his old self center narcism when the potential of movie star playing him in the movie comes up. He may say he loved Janice but never more than himself. His punishment is definitely unjust but it’s really his own doing.
Lastly, Barry uses God’s will to morally justify killing Gene and not turn himself in bc “God spared him at the shoot out.” By the time he finally chooses to turn himself in its after his punishment, Sally and John leaving. Gene killing him is actually salvation bc he gets to live on as a hero to the world.
Great point of view!
damn. very well said
gene didn't help barry at all with the janice murder, that's just what jim deduced
@@eg4441 He knew Barry did it and took hush money plus acting work instead of going to the police or Janice’s father right away. That is essentially aiding in the cover up.
Very on the nose, this was also my interpretation of the climax of everyone's stories.
“Why am I still opening these boxes!” Gotta love Noho Hank
“Oh, wow.”
- Barryʼs last words
Respectfully: I think you're missing something important about Fuches and Barry's final scene. I don't read it as Fuches hoping Barry won't think him useless. It's not him trying to appear brave. It's way simpler and more fundamental than that. To me, that final gesture of saving and delivering Barry's son to him unharmed and safe? It's an allegory for the entirety of their relationship to each other. And, as such, is a perfect final scene.
Fuches was a terrible father(figure) to Barry - a monstrous, gaslighting and abusive. He took an broken guy and broke him even more for his own profit. Barry, meanwhile, wants nothing more than to be a good father to John - to keep him safe, and shield him from the violence that ruined his and so many others' lives. When we see Fuches grab John... the show leads us to assume this is yet another act in their endless cycle of revenge and abuse. Everyone expects a showdown... Barry most of all.
And then it flips on us. We realize that it wasn't ever to harm John. It was to save him... and bring him back to his dad. He does for John what he never did for Barry. He kept him safe. After years of sending Barry into violence... he rescued John from it. I think that's really important.
In that final moment, that look they share, I think Fuches and Barry quietly realize the full scale of who they've been to each other... the warped, destructive cycle of love and cruelty and obsession and lies... Two bad men. Two failed fathers. Each of them there to save a little boy who could be anything. They don't say anything to each other. But they clearly understand. They're saying they're sorry. They're saying goodbye.
Fuches did the one thing he never did before. He was good to his son. He gives Barry one final look... and then he skitters back into the shadows forever.
Exactly spot on, 100% agree.
I love you.
Fuches could only express honesty with silence, because every time he ever opened his mouth it was a manipulation of some kind. Not talking is like putting his weapon down.
Fuches changed. He did not revert. He sacrificed his whole gang to save the son of his “son.” This is a simplistic take on a much deeper character but Fuch’s story is the best character ark on the show.
Exactly!
Interesting that he got redeemed though because he really is the one who started the chain of events.
@@thetruthno1 I don’t even think he was redeemed though. He just opened up to the chance to be.
i feel like he reverted in taking the shot at hank. everyone is talking about him saving barry’s son from the gunfire but who started the damn gunfire?? fuches!! like i see the value in the redemption arc but this man is in no way fully redeemed or changed. if he really went there to save the kid he wouldnt have started the shooting that couldve killed him and his mother.
@@thetruthno1 he acknowledged his faults. So did Sally. They are the only two who lived, really.
With all the stars of my childhood who either died, or became...pathetic...it's great to see Winkler doing this.
He’s absolutely brilliant in this
Gene Wilder, Christopher Lee, Robin Williams, Michael Duncan Clark...we didn't deserve such icons and many more besides
This show ascended to the top tier of elite TV in my opinion, right up there alongside Fargo and Breaking Bad. Bill Hader really elevated himself from already being one of the best comedians in the game, to becoming a brilliant dramatic actor, director and creator. His direction on Ronny/Lilly was one of the best 30 minutes in tv history.
Ronny/Lily is easily one of the best episodes in TV a history. That single episode will be remembered for many years.
@@TanwollyI still cant tell if it was a hook kick or a simple spin/reverse round kick that killed fatty but that had me rolling
@@Tanwolly100% one of my favorites episodes ever
If Barry had said “No f&&$ing way” instead of oh wow, that scene would be crazy foreshadowing
The Cousineau scene where he breaks everything down to Barry is so good, literally lays out the whole show just like that. Nice edits tying together each of the four scenes Cousineau lays out. Barry was an excellent show!!
Oh wow. That script on the wipeboard scene was everything.
Yeah, the whiteboard scene was good.
I think there’s a lot to unpack with the end. My interpretation is that Barry gained redemption in the nick of time by finally taking responsibility. He still had to pay for everything he did, but ultimately his reward was for his son to be able to remember him well.
By taking responsibility he’s cutting ties with the notion that he needs to protect his new life, and his anchor to that new life was Gene. And the moment he does, that decision kills him, but, in death, gives him the lasting peace he needs.
This is such a good point! I was already okay with him dying right after he decides to turn himself in, but this comment solidified it. Barry got a twisted redemption. He paid the ultimate price, but he got the peace that he desperately wanted for years
Redemption how? By fabricating the truth? Gene went down for Janice's murder, and the film at the end shows how the world perceives Barry. His son seeing the lie as the truth ensures the cycle of violence will continue, especially after Sally told him who Barry really was which he must be choosing to forget. But at the end of the day, why are you trying to redeem Barry? Like honestly why?
@@storyfirstgamingyt because almost anyone can want redemption if not get crucified for anything you did
@@storyfirstgamingyt If the takeaway from the story of "Beauty and the Beast" is limited to "girl gets kidnapped, then gets Stockholm syndrome," it is not a particularly useful story. However, if we interpret the meaning as "sometimes a thing has to be loved before it can be lovable," then it offers something more valuable to take away.
For me, the conclusion wasn't that the son would suddenly become violent. Rather, the redemption comes from finally accepting responsibility. Superficially, the film comments on how Hollywood alters details to cater to a broader audience, even if it undermines the truth. However, I believe there is a deeper message to extract from the story.
Gene committed a cold-blooded murder against Barry. In doing so, Gene sealed his own fate. Barry's redemption, which came through self-realization and embracing the weight of honesty, would have also been Gene's redemption. If Barry had survived, he could have shown his son that he had genuinely changed. Unfortunately, Gene's act of killing Barry means that Barry's son will have to wait for years before he can remember his father well, all the while likely hearing negative things about him from Sally. Gene, in turn, receives the punishment for his failure to change. As soon as he hears the name "Daniel Day Lewis" all of the work he did to become a better person goes right out the window.
Metaphorically, the film represents who Barry aspired to become, and he could have achieved that if he had accepted himself and made an effort to change. Eventually, he does undergo a transformation. As a result, his reward is to be remembered as the person he believed he could have been or wanted to be.
I understand that, but it's like you're writing a dissertation on why Walter white isn't such a bad guy. Barry is the bad guy. Real bad guys can be funny and charming, and often are, so much so that they get people on their side. When Hank asks Sally if she went to Barry when she needed help, that's both of them acknowledging the real Barry. Also, seeking redemption from God is like asking the Easter bunny for an apology. Barry becomes delusional once he gets what he wants, as it's the only way for him to think of himself as a good person, which to me if you have to that, you just aren't.
Barry in my eyes redeemed himself in the end. He knew what he had to take responsibility and was going to do so, but gene being the dummy in the room not knowing that Barry was going clear his name and went and took Barry’s life in the most hilarious way ever in a TV show. Barry getting buried with full military honors, his son and and society seeing him as a hero and a good person and inspiring others to be better then him is everything Barry wanted more then anything in the world. It’s incredibly hilarious, dark, and gives the main character his big win in the end despite it being in his death. It fits the tone of the show. Loved it
Yes. As the saying goes." The noblest spirit embiggens the smallest man"
Barry doing it after he already lost everything, being too little too late and all that made him worse in my eyes. If he would have turned himself in even earlier he would have saved everybody, but he only turns himself in when he has no other options. Just like NohoHank said, Barry is only ever looking out for himself.
@@willyhearrell9060 He was a very scared guy who got his tooth bloodied in war. He never loved it, he had a conscience although warped, he tried to get away and do the right thing but then the full scope of human behaviour took full reigns and put a wrench into his every good intention. I am able to sympathize with his desire to be a father to his kid (at least now his boy will be relieved of soul-draining stories about Abe) and to that end committed to murdering his mentor. I do feel sorry for Barry, it was good that we got to see him finally let go. He got to enjoy 3 seconds at being an honest man!
@@willyhearrell9060I think it has more to do with forgiveness in the frame of Christianity, at that point Barry kept running from responsibility and denying god and trying to use it to justify his actions, and if that remained the case and he left to find Sally then yeah he wouldn't have been forgiven. But we knew he had an immense fear of hell and punishment and in the end he willingly sat down and wanted to turn himself in for the sake of his teacher he had tormented. In that moment I think you could argue he was saved, if he was only looking out for himself he would have fled as soon as he knew Sally wasn't there.
@@willyhearrell9060sometimes one has to lose everything in order to realize what he has lost. Saul Goodman, Walter White, Jessie Pinkman, hell, even harley quinn at some points are characters who eventually turn themselves around because of the fact they lost everything.
"Subverts expectations" is the center of the entire show. Every time I expected something it went a way I couldn't possibly expect. Barry is beautiful, smart, hilarious and tragic. One of the most unique shows I've ever watched.
I liked how each season went further into that darker tone. Like season 1 was by far the goofiest and season 4 went full blown depressing character destruction. Season 2 was the best by far in my opinion because of the action and the whole plot with the training camp and janices murder
Season 2 is a personal fav of mine cause i think its the season that has the perfect balance of dark humor and tragedy. Season 3 is focused more on the darker aspect but still had some humor but season 4 feels like a horror series. So freaking unsettling. Still top tier show tho
Yes Noho Hank is hands down one of the greatest characters ever. I will never forget him.
Also Bill Hader is a national treasure tbh.
I legit shit a brick when he died. Best character ever!
These parallels at 6:40 are blowing my MIND thank you for pointing them out!!
I can’t believe the whole show was foreshadowed in that whiteboard scene that’s so insane
The actor who plays NoHo Hank was amazing in the final Season. The emotion he was able to covey at times was outstanding, such as his ending and the scene when he was hiding in the cupboard from Cristobal's wife.
It takes a lot to make a character feel human. When I’m watching Barry, sometimes I forget these are actors performing a script. Bill Hader isn’t himself in his role. He is Barry. And when Barry died, I felt like I just lost someone I knew very well.
I get that feeling where my heart sinks into my stomach. There are only a few characters that have made me feel this way; Barry, Thomas Blake from 1917, and Llewelyn Moss from No Country For Old Men. Phenomenal series. 10/10
I love that there’s that big callback with Barry getting shot in the shoulder by gene the same way he does to hank and his man “ oh wow that’s crazy barry shot me in exactly same spot”
The fact that he was able to buy those guns in California and even get any firearms that quickly (wait period in CA) is the most unbelievable part of the finale.
Yeah it’s Hollywood counting on Americans buying anything they’re told about gun laws
That took me out of the finale entirely. It would have been more realistic if Barry had an arsenal buried somewhere
That’s what I was thinking. Like maybe in the south this would make sense. But like this is what Europeans think America is like, not actually what America is like. In most states, you’re not able to buy guns from regular stores, they don’t sell them. And if you open carried weapons in California like that, you’d probably be labeled a terroristic threat and shot and killed
Barry has brought back good tv. We need more stories Mr. Bill!
just finished the finale, amazing ending to a great show.
Noho hank face expressions were always over the top incredible... 10/10
The editing of the whole sequence you did at 6:51 is honestly so good
Hey Cam! It's good that you expand your content you know keep on making them ^^
I feel like Sally could’ve helped clear Gene’s name, but she didn’t because it did nothing to benefit her. She only told Barry to turn himself in for Gene’s sake as a means to get rid of Barry. Once Barry died, she got what she really wanted and no longer cared whether Gene was taking the fall or not
frankly, she didnt really witness many things, did she. she knows about barry, but she never really saw the things he did and wasnt present when the things happened, that gene ultimately went to prison for.
@@maxmeier532 That’s a good point. She probably had nothing aside from hearsay. However, I feel like my point still stands that her insisting on Barry turning himself in for Gene was never truly about clearing Gene’s name. It was about her
Sally was always selfish in my opinion. If she wanted to do things right then why didn’t she turn herself in for killing the biker?
Yeah Stephen Root is more than just a great comedic actor. I saw a comment from someone about religion and how those who admitted their failings were saved and those who couldn't were not. Fuchs did his time and did not turn to religion,(listen to Change for the World, the theme song lyrics not played in the credits) but admitted he looked inside himself when he was in prison when speaking to Hank. Perhaps he is the only redeemed character. Either way brilliant.
thank you for crediting the edit i posted to twitter! 6:43 🙏 i'm always super appreciative of bigger youtubers who do acts of simple courtesy/kindness like that
Dude this was an incredible dissection of the show. Thank you for making my appreciation for this show even stronger
Excellent commentary and synopsis!! Well done, sir!
i only started barry a year and a half ago but the show has taken over part of my brain. most things i love do. just annoyed to think there won’t be anymore episodes. no more giggles. no more memorable noho hank quotes. no more 50/50 with cristobal. overall this is the best show that has came out in the last decade.
The final scene with the son watching the biopic is a critique on hollywood always demanding a hero, which isnt how reality is. So the "moral" is, "Barry" has no heroes.
I think you're wrong. There bad people yes. But I thought the point was redemption and finding acceptance with yourself isn't a Hollywood movie.
Barry constantly is trying to band aid himself to redemption. And then ripping them off and going back to killing.
Finding peace takes work. And Barry was constantly trying to run from his problems instead of taking responsibility. Barry only realizing this before his death is beautifully tragic.
I really enjoyed this. I was conflicted for a while after the finale. There was so much that happened at the end, but after a day or so of contemplation, I grew to understand the theme and this video just articulated it so perfectly. Thank you.
What an awesome last episode! Loved the movie ending and how twisted it was...just gold!
I think Noho Hank's death was sort of important to parallel Barry's, just because they were two sides of the same coin, except the difference is when cornered, and push came to shove, and they had both been faced with the repercussions of their actions, Barry had a final moment of redemption, telling him to call the cops, showing interest in taking responsibility, whereas Noho Hank refused to take responsibility to the bitter end, and both being "evil" people, that had hurt too many people, they met the same ending, but will ultimately be remembered in very different ways, or in the case of Noho Hank, maybe not at all. Gene stealing Barry's chance at redemption by killing him in anger also ironically sealed a legacy of sorts for Barry, as we can't control who tells our story after we're gone... we live full lives but only those that witness our true selves lashing out at existence ever really know us or what we are capable of, and everyone else just has this idea of who you were, and the image will change depending on the person viewing it.
Small thing, but the another funny thing about the gun purchase scene talked about at 1:40 is that he's in California, one of the most restrictive states when it comes to gun rights, so the idea of him same day walking out of the store with those particular guns is hilarious. I know its not the commentary and joke that the show was trying to make, but it's almost funnier imo.
Easily a Top 5 show of all time now that it's over, also one of the most underrated if not the most underrated show ever made.
I’d say top twenty easily what’s your top five?
Nice to see you make other content Cam
wow I just watched the finale myself and immediately had this video recommended to me, and it's a really great analysis of the finale and the show overall. Would love to see even more videos like this for other shows and movies in between the Transformers videos
Such a good series. Great video!
the ending didnt sit right w me 💀
I just found out about "Barry" last month as well and binged it right up until Season 4-7, which gave me blueballs so bad because I didn't know there was another week to go; it felt like a month in my perspective at the time. The show had a palpable Coen Brothers element at times, specifically, "Burn After Reading" what with all of the death and drama many times being caused by the confusion that the characters act upon which occasionally worsened situations and/or got people killed who were not expecting to end up in such dire straits, not for the idiocy of others. It was great and I'm still waiting for the last 2 episodes to sink in a bit more. Having said that, your review of the finale has put a different coat of paint on some things. Nice wrap up; appreciate it.
I loved this season. We are our own makers; if we can't make changes for ourselves, things can never change for those around us.
We've got to change, for the world.
For me the most surreal scene was seeing the 1975 Television series SWAT van and the obviously randomly-plucked actors in random cop props running into the Dave and Busters and just beating everyone.
I think this was the best possible way Barry could end. Brilliant directing by Hader.
I don’t know if I heard you mention the casting in this show, you might have, but every character was cast perfectly. Especially Hank and Fuches. Like for reals, who could have played those characters besides those two? I also loved their rivalry at the end. And everyone having a shit ending is a breath of fresh air as well. Sick of having a perfect happy ending to shows nowadays, especially when the characters didn’t deserve one. Overall, I absolutely loved every episode of this series and would highly recommend anyone that hasn’t seen it to give it a shot!! “Oh wow.”
I find it fitting that the show turns out to be almost like a Shakespearian tragedy.
No one really gets what they want. Some characters get off better than some, but their was no clear winner from all the insanity that has taken place.
It's fitting because the show draws a real emphasis on every level of theatrics.
Rather it is in a world of stage, telivision, movies, or the production side of things. It always has some form of media story going on in the plot.
But in the end it comes right back to the basics.
Shakespear.
Love this
I mean in season 1 they heavily hint Macbeth
Fuegs obsoleted the prayer for redmeption, blocking Barry from self-sacrifice and a (extremely faulty) redemption arc, and coming full-circle on his role as the POS who keeps Barry as a monster from hell. Also, SoHoHank’s death was so well-acted holy helllllllllll
Good video, and great use of Wolf Among us music.
Plot twist: after the events of Barry, Fuches escaped to New Mexico where he found the best vacuum cleaner shop. He then asked for a new dust filter for his Hoover Max Extract Pressure Pro model 60. After that, he went missing.
Barry was wrongly forgiven and wrongly excelled.
I greatly appreciate your choice to have music from the TellTale game Wolf Among Us in this video
loved this season (loved the entire series!). the scene where cristobol and noho hank surprise their work crew of gangstas with a party for their hardwork had me in stitches for several minutes. "KARAOKE!" 🤣
God this show was such good art. Every aspect of it was near perfection and everyone who worked on it gave it 100%. Im so glad I happened to come across it
Such a sad and dark season.........the time jump was very trippy........great casting of his son the talented Jaeden Martell
The “oh wow” really sums up the whole series.
the play you made on the "shit pie" scene.... holy shit. If that wasn't intentional it's fucking incredible still.
I only started watching this the weekend the finale dropped and it really amazed me, I really felt immersed in the show. I definitely need to go for a second watch sometime again.
Anyone else wish Hank and his Boyfriend had lived so we could have watched a spin off show about their zany adventures as they tried to take over the LA underground?
"oh wow" is actually a hilarious reaction to dying
One of the best Season finales I've witnessed. Sopranos, Breaking bad, and now Barry. 10/10. Happy bill didn't milk the series either
1:35 I think as a Brit you're missing some of this absurdity scene. You state that "Barry literally goes into a Gun Store", what you're missing is that this is essentially a Walmart and it sells everything. Imagine if Harrods had a gun and ammo section.
Great show!
Incredible video
What happened to the Barry’s FBI Agent friend with the scar on his face? Last time I saw him was in the episode “Starting now”.
The episode where Barry goes to kill the cops wife's new boyfriend was amazing. It was like a super violent Chevy Chase movie. A ridiculous show that had me seriously invested.
The writing of this show is very smart. I really resonated with this one and I can't wait to rewatch it.
So Cusineau gets in the added trouble of having shot Barry in addition to everything else.
Jim is actually Janice’s Father, not her brother lol
Oh shit yeah, oopsies. I forgot, to me the dude doesn't look old enough to be a dad haha
Scrolled for this comment. I could have sworn I heard Comodin Cam say "brother." I'm glad I see my ears were not deceiving me! lol
@@ComodinCam yea I kinda see that lol. He didn’t look that much older to Janice; but I still loved his inclusion to the show. I’m glad we got a little glimpse of his garage method
Robert Wisdom, who played Janice's father, is only 8 years older than Paula Newsome, who played Janice. So, I can understand why someone might mentally make that mistake.
Barry is one of the greatest things that's ever been made.
For another brilliant show, from its first moments to its last, try Better Call Saul if you haven't already. Be patient with its pacing; it's worth every second of attention. I'm going to miss Barry.
great essay, sir
I loved this show. It's hilarious and i would like to see more from Bill Hader as a director and actor. After binge watching this show i feel a connection to Barry and when im at work i like to pretend that I'm him. When i talk to people i think "what would barry say right now?" And laugh to myself. I'm sad that the show is over i could totally go for another 4 seasons. I'm looking forward to a spin off series or another project from Hader.
Great take/breakdown…Please do more TV/Movies.
I was hoping that the faux-Hollywood film would have had cameos from Mark Wahlberg and Daniel Day-Lewis as this epic masterpiece and we see the title of the film and it's called Barry with the signature theme in full and that's where the title of the show comes from.
Amazing show. I gotta see it all again.
The ending was GREAT. He gets executed and then public opinion makes him a war hero and his teacher was a kingpin lol
Nice choice of background music. Big Wolf Among Us fan here.
i remember that one guy from gotham
The actors name is Anthony Carrigan
He also played The Mist in The Flash series (where the main character is also named Barry).
I saw a lot of correlation between the corrupted father figure and the father figure who becomes corrupted when I first saw the finale and I thought it was extremely interesting
That shit pie breakdown was incredible. well done, sir.
the finale was incredible !
I'm always surprised that hbo let Bill make this show and it's sad that discovery will most likely never let them take a risk like this again
with fuches level of luck he probably ran out to another goat farm
If you love Barry, you'll also love patriot. Both are masterpieces
I remember seeing barry getting shot in the head and going "wait really?" I had to go watch it again to belive it
You used Bigby's apartment song, nice touch ;)
I just love how these two mfs are in IT chapter one and Two i love these actors, this show was js outstanding and i came here because i loved the actor who played as the grown version of Richie in IT pennywise movie. This show was just awesome. And great video man! 🖤 ps sorry im late 😭
Both Janice and Chris are rolling in their graves right now.. Such a great show but the final 2 seasons did lose its touch that made the first 2 seasons so great and fun to watch this final season was kinda depressing but its the perfect example how to give your main characters the endings they deserve regardless how much their beloved
i think part of why Moss was such an asshole character, to me at least, is an example of someone who will do the worst things for his own "good", like, he completely diminishes his daughters life and story and does unspeakable things in her name and revenge. In the end Janice is misremembered as "gene cousineau's murdered lover" and not professional, shrewd detective who spotted Barry before anyone else and lost her life in the line of duty, its like her character was erased in the pursuit of revenge for the other men in her life
It is quite weird when shows take a decisive turn midway through. it had a dramatic and deep note, but it was humorous in its absurdity. i guess Bill's dog died or something. it's not like it was bad at the end, but it just became more and more depressing with less and less humour in all the bitterness. I did like that they made such an effort for certain scenes and how they were filmed, like the scene with the motorcycle hunt.
Wrong... Barry redeemed himself at the last moment
@@matvangogh lol it's not tit for that, the whole show is about how redemption is more than a moments decision it's something you follow through and feel every day. Barry didn't change. cousinea didn't change, noho didn't change, that's why it's a dark comedy tragedy my guy
Fuches actually kind of redeems himself in the end. He gives up on revenge for the sake of Barry’s son.
A final confrontation between Hank and Barry would have been great, but I wouldn’t change a thing about this episode.
They did No Ho Hank so dirty