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All but one of the Haddonfield High School Graphic978 Halloween shirt also I will do this people involved in the criminal enterprise died – the one who was saved was the only one who took responsibility for his actions and didn’t lie to himself in Fuches. Fuches ‘redeems’ himself in that way, and returns Barry’s family to him. It was the first action in the entire series where Fuches wasn’t suffocating and controlling Barry – underlining his earlier monologue pre-gun fight about no longer seeing himself as a mentor. Barry finally gets something of his own (at least for a bit) – which was really the inciting event of the series, he wanted to do something other than being with Fuches as a contract killer. Several moments were masterful – the tension when it’s unsure whether Chekhov’s Rip Torn’s pistol is meant for Gene to commit suicide or kill Barry – Sally calling for John after the shootout and the camera paying her no attention at all – Fuches’ pause when seeing Barry and hiding Sally away as further leverage until he knows he’s safe. All of them were masterful.

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Excellent finale and the Haddonfield High School Graphic978 Halloween shirt also I will do this moments of dark comedy were still there – the supermarket gun store, the slapstick of getting into the car strapped, Barry’s death itself – all of it was excellent visual comedy. John knew all that was BS in the end, but he’s choosing to believe Barry to be a good man like how it’s portrayed in The Mask Collector. 2,237 more repliesI think in the early parts of the movie, he wouldn’t have known any better- but he knew exactly how his own rescue went down. When he saw a completely fabricated version of that and knew there were so many inaccuracies, his expression changed, like the gears were turning in his head. Him smiling at the very end when it talks about Barry being in Arlington Cemetery is almost like a moment where he’s choosing to be in denial about how much the movie may have gotten wrong so that he can believe in the heroic fantasy of his dad that he’s always had, just like Hank believed in the delusion that he didn’t get Cristobal killed. Yeah, I read the smile as “I know some parts of this are blatantly not true, and while I don’t know the whole story, most of this probably isn’t true, but I miss my dad and I wish it was.” Jaeden Martell played that tension wonderfully.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.