Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man
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Sin duda si fuera una película sin una serie que fuera su predecesora la haría ver como una grandiosa película. Si eres un fan de la serie sin duda sentirás que tiene varios huecos argumentales y cosas que quisieras que acabaran de otra manera, si eres una persona que la verá como primera interacción con este título, disfrútalo y diviértete. Ahora hablando directamente de lo visto aquí, podemos apreciar a un hombre torturado por sus actos y sacrificios que hizo pensando en proteger a su familia pero eso mismo condenó a cada uno de ellos. Su hijo, sin la guía de un padre y en un entorno muy diverso crece sin moral, solo una cosa no pudo dañar… Su familia, por qué a final de cuentas y de historias, la familia siempre es primero.
This movie is basically Tommy just aura farming. I think the plot was great, and the movie was very well executed. However, I didn’t like the fact that they just created Rebecca Fergussons character out of nowhere, and rhet conned her existence into the film. It makes no sense, they would’ve mentioned her before when duke joined the series. Tommy basically came back just because he got laid. Also, Tommy killing Arthur makes no fucking sense. They could’ve explained that in any other way, Tommy literally would never do that. Other than that, great movie and good ending to the series.
The problem with the Immortal Man is that by the creator’s own admission they wanted to make something that could stand alone outside of the series. Maybe it works as a standalone project but for the fans of the beloved series and its characters it feels like a complete disservice. It’s as though Steven Knight forgot what made the series so great because all of those elements were missing: great characters, family dynamics and memorable villains. This film had none of that. It felt hollow, empty, and a complete character assassination of Tommy fooking Shelby.
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