Karl Urban and Antony Starr lead this atypical, incredibly violent satire following an underground group looking to take down America's...
Karl Urban and Antony Starr lead this atypical, incredibly violent satire following an underground group looking to take down America's biggest (and most financially beneficial) superheroes.
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Still devilishly and disgustingly entertaining, The Boys’ social satire still feels earnest and relevant amid the gleeful gore (even if the show itself inches towards what it lampoons).
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75 %658 reviews"(The Boys is) back doing what it does best – balancing shock and gore with moving character development."
Total Film"A black comedy, an action extravaganza, and a vicious editorial all rolled under the same cape."
IndieWire"The Boys continues its streak of anarchic energy, sardonic humour, and self-indulgence made all the more entertaining by its bursts of extreme gonzo violence."
Bloody Disgusting"The moral murkiness and messy consequences are never less than compelling..."
Empire Magazine"The Boys Season 3 is pitch-perfect satire, and the wildest season yet."
Slash Film"Still hilarious, ultraviolent and brilliant."
The Guardian"it’s to the writers’ credit that you care about so many characters because it is a large ensemble... That emotional connection makes all the ultra-violence that much easier to stomach."
News.com.au"Three seasons in, the gag is starting to grow a bit old, as the satire gets weaker and more toothless..."
RogerEbert.com"The acting and characterisation is top-notch, and the gory fight scenes remain thrilling."
Paste"As gleefully brutal as ever, with (slightly) more heart."
Hollywood Reporter"It's a rollicking ride."
New York Post"It’s a sturdily built season, but it might make you miss the show at its full strength."
The Washington Post"It’s brash. It’s bloody. And if the boys wanna fight, you better let ‘em."
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