Homelander Finally Gets His Revenge | The Boys | Prime Video



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  1. Vought are honestly a bunch of Grade-A idiots.

    They created a superhuman kid, manipulated his basic desires to keep him subservient, even as they tortured him like a labrat in the 1400's to test the limits of his superhuman powers and then trained him to be a product they could show off to the public… but did not demolish ANY of the old facility that they tortured him in as a kid?

    The sheer danger of him learning different values from the public, and as shown here, the trauma of what was done to him is the equivalent of supergluing coals all over a kid you adopted years ago, and then lighting it on fire as you then go back to sit on a sofa soaked in petrol. It's not simply a disaster waiting to happen, it is one you are practically orchestrating, because all it takes is that kid seeking comfort and protection despite your betrayal in their final moments, or feeling even a sliver of hatred and you are done for… but that kid with the flaming coals can't fly at Mach 3

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  2. The only thing I don't like about the scene is the under-reaction from Frank in the oven, even though he kinda "accepted" his fate I feel like roasting alive should've been a little more… visceral, more frantic. Still very good over all.

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  3. It's funny isn't it, how people can have such a different memory of the exact… same.. thing… its all a matter or perspective i guess… 😈 fucking love it… Anthony Starr needs that fuckin oscar… I never related to such a villian i love to hate so much.

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