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Wow reading all this made me emotional lol 
Okay so--
I can totally see that about the cuddle thing. Brian doing what he had to to snap Justin out of it and make him realize that he should follow his dreams, etc. That they shouldn't sacrifice everything just to be together in the way they think they should be.
I do believe they were the real deal, real true love. And I do believe they'd always find their way back to each other.
As for the ending--I like all of that of it coming full circle but also in a way that the characters were changed. I do think Brian was different, he grew and evolved but he also didn't lose himself completely. I also do get why the writers did it this way (with Justin going off) and it does make sense. Except it makes my Britin heart sad lol. And I do wish Justin popped up at the end, at Babylon.
Hi everyone~ I want to take part in his finale discussion too (you guys are doing a great job analyzing). I’m going to watch the finale again first.... |
Glad you joined in!
Totally agree. Brian's evolved but still has some of that oldschool Brian Kinney in him. I don't see that ever completely going away. I can understand it making your Britin heart sad, for sure. It aches mine a bit, too, but not as much as it makes me happy that they've proven they're the real deal.
Ultimately, I think a couple who was less secure in their love/feelings for each other or respect for themselves would've ignored their dreams/needs and stayed together (in the same physical place, I mean) or gotten married right then. That kind of anxious attachment. Britin didn't have that. They're too good for that.
And Daggi, yes, that whole last lovemaking scene was definitely nothing but love...making.
The kiss that starts it off is super heartbreaking, but the ending shot with Brian kinda collapsing on top of Justin and then it fades from them spooning to Brian alone on the bed...ahhhh.
Beautifully done, cinematically, though.
