The following story goes into major spoilers for the final season of Ozark, so if you haven’t spotted the final set of episodes, backtrack now.
Certain programs are criticized for ambiguous endings. soprano It takes the most heat the moment David Chase puts on the series finale, but Lost He is also being mistreated by critics and fans for his decision (whether fair or not). Time will tell where Jason Bateman is Ozark The final episode would land in the grand scheme of the series finale, but it ends with a cut to black and a gun that most viewers can apply meaning to, even though it leaves the series’ main characters – the Byrdie family – alive and well on the other side of all the despicable crimes they’ve committed.
On the heels of the final seven episodes shown on Netflix, series director Amanda Marsalis spoke with CinemaBlend about the epilogue, her contributions to Season 4 (she’s provided pivotal episodes like “Mud” and “Choose God and Pray”), and the open-ended nature of the show’s final shot. . I asked Marsalis if Birdy’s survival from the show meant that Ozark She might one day come back and say emphatically:
Oh, that will never happen. And I don’t think I’m supposed to feel like that’s going to happen. I think it just comes down to the idea that basically, in the United States, the bad guys, the rich bad guys can get away with a lot of bullshit. I think that’s what it’s supposed to be. I think people snicker a little and say, “Oh, it’s open for them to do more episodes.” It’s like, it’s really about telling stories. Because I mean, I think Jason (Batman), Laura (Lenny), and (model) Chris (Mundy) all told the story they wanted to tell.
At one point during our conversation, Amanda Marsalis and I discussed the strength of Ozark’s ability to pick its ending, despite the fact that she wishes she was still working on it now and planning a fifth season. But it appears who can point to an ending—whether it’s so bad or better before Call Saul—that it tends to make satisfactory conclusions because it’s been mapped, planned, and accomplished. May mean, as with Lostwhich – which Co-stars still explain the meaning in interviews Years after it happened. But the talk of a show can never be bad, because it can inspire new people to start from the beginning and go all the way to the end.
Before the last batch of Ozark The leading man and recurring director episodes have arrived Jason Bateman revealed his hopes for the decision for Birds. Then our Mick Joist did an in-depth analysis of what was shown, who we lost, and what the last shot of the show meant to him.
Now, one way Netflix She can keep the cartel money flowing into her bank accounts Explore sub-stringwhich has been proposed. But I take Amanda Marsalis at her word, say goodbye to the Byrdie family, and thank them for this wild ride. It is truly one of the best Netflix shows available.
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