Why the peacemaker season 2 Episode 6 is one of the best things James Gon did at all

This post contains Spoilers For “Penetaker” Season 2, Episode 6, entitled “Ignorance is Chris”.

Since the second season of the “Peace Maker” for the first time, Co-Co-Co-Co-CO-CO-Creator has risen at the “Peace Maker” James Gon at the end of the season. In the first show of the series in August, Gan Brandon Davis said Those episodes “6 and 8 may be my favorite things that I have ever done in all times.” Several days ago on social media, Gon Respond to a post By saying, episode 6, entitled “Ignorance is Chris”, will contain “the best representation of John Cena ever.” Fans and journalists alike asks whether Gon was at the level or was playing the role of the fans in Balllyhoo. After all, Gon explained the point of not sending the last three episodes of the season to the press. Was this just a propaganda trick?

Now that “ignorance is Chris” fell on HBO Max, I can safely say that Gunn was not just blowing smoke. The episode works on an impressive number of levels, such as the road It falls huge This, although many people during this season, are still shocked at the boldness as well as her relationship with the personality. The alternative dimension was visited by Christopher Smith, known as John Cena throughout the season, where his father, Oji (Robert Patrick), and his brother Keith (David Denman), still loved by Emilia Harkort (Jennifer Holland), a copy of the word DC. This revelation looks closer to M. Night Shyamalan, where all the different clues illuminated across the previous episodes, as well as different Darkly alternative history stories such as “Power patterns” from “Star Trek”. It also indicates how ignorant Chris is ignorant, after he did not realize it. In addition, the episode proves that Gunn’s TAPESTRY DCU may operate exceptionally, and has a scene that already contains one of the best Cena shows ever.

Aside from the development of Earth-X, the other big event that was seen in “Ignorance is Chris” was The sudden appearance of Lex Luteor, as Nicholas Holt played. Of course, the possibility of an actor depicting his character from feature films in the broadcast series is not a new thing, as Marvel Cinematic University is pioneering in intersection technology several times now. However, not all of this was successful, as some characters ended with a waste on the small screen, while others on the small screen felt embarrassed in the adventure of the big screen at a later time. The use of characters throughout different media should work in theory, but in practice, it was not always smooth sailing.

Certainly, the jury is still out when it comes to DCU processing with Cross characters and other materials. The time will only determine whether the DCU will continue to stick to it or collapse under its weight like most cinematic universes before it. However, Luther’s appearance appears to be like Another example of Gunn pieces via the red ribbon of the cinematic universeIf it is permissible to speak, use the character because it is suitable and serves the story more than anything else. In other words, Luthor does not feel inserted into the scene in a way that may have been changed as a long time waiting for the Hoult table, and the scene does not feel a construction around it. It is clear and direct in the way he serves the “peacemaker” and also begins to do so Planting the seeds of “Tomorrow’s Man”. The handling of Gunn with DCU has been impressive so far, and I can’t wait to see how long this approach continues to work.

While using the “best of all” to describe anything is literally exaggeration, Gunn was definitely exaggerated in this case. Near the end of the episode, Chris and Emilia face each other after being detained by Argus, and they have a conversation that Harkort was avoiding and Chris could not express throughout the season. Gon writing incredibly refreshing here because most cross TVs tend to play moments close to the chest and leave a lot of unpaid things to keep people to control. Chris and Emielia talk about their minds clearly, even when they bring them hot feelings and tension between them to cry. Cena and Holland are two, where the two actors seize this opportunity to leave and allow these characters reserved to celebrate more of their lives with each other and us.

This scene is not just a highlight of the episode and the series as a whole; It is also a high point for Gunn’s Oeuvre. The director has always had a good permission for dialogue, and his skills with non -offensive and bold attacking serials that could be said to be what made his career. However, he did not get much credit for the way he deals with romantic tension. He appeared throughout his career, in films such as “Slter”, “Guardians of the Galaxy”, and even “Tromeo and Juliet”. However, it is the single “Superman” punch and “the peacemaker” that explains his ability to write a smart dialogue based on the character as well as his intense eye in the delivery. The scene between Clark (David Cornsway) and Luis (Rachel Brucenan) in “Superman” The scene of Chris and Emilia in the “peacemaker” feels as if it was two sides of the same currency, the moments when the story slows down and allows the characters to have their opinion literally. This wealth that makes the “peacemaker” in the second season of episode 6 really sings, which actually makes it one of the best things that Gunn has ever done.