erttheking said:
Well not really a cliff hanger so much as it is a cliff faller. This is a literal cliff hanger.
Good God, that is a gosh darn throwback if I've ever seen one.
Anyway.
Wowee, wow, things have gotten darker.
I like how we've eased our way to it though instead of abrupt death and violence, it would have been easy to go that route, really manhandle that Adult Swim privilege but no, we gradually made our way to the truly copious amounts of blood and violence on display here.
Like that shot of him in the dark with only his blood defining his features and him taking the knife out and the blood gushing out, that was pretty scary, quite honestly.
Now for the good stuff.
Damn, he worked through the Daughters *efficiently*. I wanted to say quickly but the sheer, I don't know, professionalism of his fighting made me want to use the word "efficiently". Seriously, Jack not holding back and actually killing is amazing to watch, from an action standpoint, I'll go into the morals and stuff in just a sec but for now, man, it's intense stuff.
As for the storytelling aspect of Jack killing, I like it a lot. He comes to terms with it fast, probably hence the "your actions are reflections of yourself". I don't think he sees himself as a cold-blooded killer but I think he sees himself as have already crossed that line so he might as well keep going, and I'm with him.
I'm usually all for no-killing if that's what the character is about but the Daughters are not opponents that would go down easy, I don't really blame him.
And hey, it's on Adult Swim now, smoke if you got 'em.
Last thought: Okay, what is with the ghost horseback samurai... guy? I don't know anything about him other than Jack really doesn't want to go near him but what's his grand significance?
I don't know if I'm asking questions that already have answers or are yet to be revealed but I'd at least like to know which one it is so I can either keep my mouth shut and wait my turn or get in the loop.