You Saison 4 Partie 2 | Critique À Chaud (Avec Spoilers)

Ladies and gentlemen, it's time to dive into the captivating whirlwind that is "You" Season 4: Part 2. Now, before we unravel the enigmatic charm of this Netflix series, I must extend my heartfelt thanks to our trusty video partner, Burger Pen. With a staggering 38 million users and a whopping 5% of the 13-pilot club, they've got you covered. If you're a Netflix aficionado and yearn for more series and films, buckle up because, with a VPN, you can unlock a treasure trove of different content. The French Netflix, although charming, is far from the richest. So, take a VPN journey to Belgium, Switzerland, or Canada, and behold the wonders of French original language with subtitles. Are you a Formula 1 fanatic? With a VPN to Belgium's RTBF, you can watch Formula 1 races for free. And if you're into YouTube Premium, a mere 2 euros a month with a VPN to India or Argentina is an absolute steal. Your online experiences will be not just richer but also safer. In fact, you can even share your account with family or friends from the comfort of your hotel, university, or cozy home library. It's available on all your beloved devices and comes with a 45-day money-back guarantee. Plus, there's round-the-clock French technical support. So, don't miss the opportunity and click on the link in the description below to subscribe to CyberGuez for an incredible 83% discount plus four months for free.

But, as much as I'd like to sing the praises of Burger Pen all day, there's a little bugbear I must address. It's something that's been buzzing around my mind for a while now – those well-intentioned but sometimes pesky episode warnings. You know, the ones about sensitive topics, like, let's say, suicide. It's a great idea, no doubt, to raise awareness and promote sensitivity, but let's not forget it can be quite the buzzkill. Especially when the series' title character, Joe, is on the line. Who else could it have been when the episode was titled "Goodbye"? It's a noble gesture, no doubt, but it's a spoiler in disguise, and that's not cool.

Thankfully, "You" Season 4: Part 2 stays true to its roots. It doesn't delve into the realms of politics or crime. For me, that's a blessing. "You" is all about Joe Goldberg, the stalker, and it's quite a ride. Sure, Joe's got issues, and he could use a therapist, but that's not the point. The first part of Season 4 left me unimpressed, but oh boy, the second part is a different beast altogether.

This time, Joe Goldberg's narrative takes a wild and unforeseeable turn. His personality becomes more complex and intriguing. He's no longer just a guy who used his stalking skills to fulfill his desires. No, he's a changed man, and not for the better. The series thrusts him into a whole new world in London, and you get to see a side of Joe that you never anticipated. This is where "You" manages to add depth to Joe's character. You thought he was on the path to redemption in a new city? Think again. He's spiraling out of control, and it's fascinating.

The storyline involving the mayor of London is a clever twist. At first, you might think it's a peculiar relationship, but "You" throws a curveball. I won't spoil it for you, but they did something that a famous 1999 film did, and it caught me by surprise. Joe's personality is splintered, and that's where his real psychological problems surface. He's always had a penchant for seeing "ghosts," but now he's truly unhinged. It's captivating to watch him grapple with his demons, and it adds layers to his character.

Now, let's talk about the pacing. "You" Season 4: Part 2 is relentless. It's a rollercoaster of plot twists and turns that keep you hooked. Multiple storylines weave together seamlessly, making the show's rich tapestry more engrossing. And let's not forget the dark and moody visual aesthetics that set the tone for this season. It's a departure from the series' previous visual style, and it works brilliantly.

Of course, we can't forget the cameos by Love and... well, you know the character I'm talking about. These appearances further disconnect Joe from his past and establish a connection with Marianne. It's a clever narrative choice that adds depth to Joe's character.

As for the ending, it leaves us craving Season 5. We're looking forward to witnessing Joe's rise to power and the consequences of his actions. This juxtaposition of a sociopath with wealth is a thought-provoking concept. How will society react to a man who can do anything in broad daylight because he has money and influence? It's a chilling yet captivating idea.

In conclusion, "You" Season 4: Part 2 is an entertaining, unapologetic joyride. It may not be the epitome of originality, but it revels in its unique concept. The creators, cast, and writers have had a blast with it, and it shows. While there may be some plot conveniences, this series isn't meant to be a paragon of logic. It's about exploring the mind of a psychopath, and it does so admirably.

So, if you had reservations after the first part, give the second part a chance, especially from the 7th episode onward. It's a thrilling, satisfying experience. And as we eagerly await the inevitable Season 5, let's ponder how society will hold Joe accountable now that he's among the powerful elite.

Share your thoughts in the comments – did you love it, hate it, or somewhere in between? The future of the series is promising, and I, for one, am excited to see where it goes. Until next time, stay curious, stay excited, and stay tuned!