The Penguin | Inside Episode 8

Nov 10, 2024 22:42

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Showrunner Lauren LeFranc, Executive Producer Matt Reeves, and more take a closer look at the events that unfolded in the final episode. The final episode of the HBO Original Limited Series #ThePenguin is streaming on Max.

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helyanwe89 November 11 2024, 11:12:48 UTC
I forgef this airs Sundays. I will watch tonight most likely.

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janetdkd November 11 2024, 11:40:47 UTC
I would not say no to penguin Collin

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espressotorte November 11 2024, 11:59:40 UTC
He's completely evil and twisted but yeah, he somehow made this character hot lol

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janetdkd November 11 2024, 12:02:22 UTC
I didn't watch it, it's just based on that video thumbnail

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espressotorte November 11 2024, 12:05:10 UTC
You're in for a ride if you do

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tralexora November 11 2024, 16:57:52 UTC
BRB, streaming right now 🏃‍♀️

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malorn November 11 2024, 18:34:11 UTC
How Colin made Oz a sympathetic character is such a subtle skill. He used his disability, his (occasional) protectiveness of another kid from his hood with a disability, his (demented) love and devotion to his mother, balanced with his cold hearted methods of ending anyone in his way - [Spoiler (click to open)]whether hair-trigger like in the very first scene with Alberto, or calculated yet carefully shrouded in Victor’s last moments leading up to the final scene. He made us feel for him and even root for him in key moments. Multiple times when it looked like he'd met his match or his end, he'd bumble his way through and get away with his life and in one instance not even from his own doing [Spoiler (click to open)](Salvatore mid-battle dying of a heart attack). Oz lurched through everything, and it seemed like fate was always keeping him from falling or failing. I don't know if any other actor - and I include the child actor playing young Oz - could have pulled off this level of complexity with such delicacy. I don’t know if it was intentional because I was reminded throughout the ( ... )

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layla618 November 11 2024, 21:21:44 UTC
Damn. I had no intention of seeing this. But you just sold me

I can never say no to a masterclass in acting. Regardless of how bad the rest of the film/show is

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malorn November 11 2024, 23:51:30 UTC
The soundtrack is greaaaaat all on its own. And I love the graphics in the end credits. I commented on this in another post, but here's a link to the songs used by episode.

https://www.radiotimes.com/tv/sci-fi/the-penguin-soundtrack-songs/

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purrple_267 November 12 2024, 00:21:16 UTC
Great news, the rest of the show is not bad at all! I must also sing praises to Cristin Milioti who was just as amazing. Gotham also felt like a real, lived-in place. I'm someone who's usually bored by organized crime fiction and rolls her eyes when crime lords have moral codes a la 'We kill innocent people, sell drugs and traffic people every day, but I do NOT kill children!' or whatever their exception is, but on this show everyone's moral code or lack thereof made perfect sense for that character to me and made them more interesting not less.

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rabbitncavylove November 11 2024, 21:49:33 UTC
They did Vic dirty. Should have left on the bus too.

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