Starring Penn Badgley, the most acclaimed suspense series of the streaming platform comes to an end with these last episodes.
The wait ended and finally has arrived: “You”the series that redefined the Thriller contemporary psychological, just released his fifth and final season in Netflix and promises to close the story of Joe Goldberg with an extra dose of tension, obsession and darkness. Penn Badgley He gets back into the skin of the charismatic and disturbing protagonist, in a delivery that marks the return to its roots (in the most literal way).
Now married to Kate Lockwood, a powerful art merchant presented in the fourth season, Joe is installed again in New York next to his little son Henry. Apparently, his life seems to reach a new balance and even tries to revive the legendary Mooney’s library, the place where it all began.
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But, as fans know well, tranquility is never lasting when it comes to the character and the story takes a turn with the appearance of Bronte, a young woman who awakens a new obsession in Joe. This is how The series takes up the dangerous tension that made it so addictive in its 2018 debutand open the way to an end loaded with secrets of the past that threaten to come to light, internal confrontations and unexpected twists.
Since its launch, production was consolidated as one of the most viewed of the platform, standing out for its ability to make the viewer question everything around it. Now, with this last season, the creator will be a gamble promises a “twisted and satisfactory” closure for the history of a man who always wanted to justify the unjustifiable.
Trailer of the new season of “You”
What “you” is about?
Based on the novel “You”published in 2014 by author Caroline Kepnes, the homonymous series focuses on Joe Goldbergan intelligent and lovely man who hides a personality too much obsessive. At first glance, it seems the ideal romantic candidate, but behind each relationship that entails there is surveillance, manipulation, toxicity and violence.
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Throughout the seasons, Joe changes city and identity In an attempt to leave behind his past, although he always ends up falling into the same patterns: he becomes obsessed with a woman, convinces himself that his love justifies any act, and eliminates those who consider a threat. Each new story deepens its darkest side, while he continues to believe that his intentions are good.
In addition to suspense, the thriller raises a criticism of idealized romantic love, privacy in social networks and the justification mechanisms we use so as not to face our own morality and empathy. Narrated from Joe’s point of view, the series forces the viewer to enter the mind of the protagonist, challenging his perception of good and evil.
Source: Ambito
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