Downton Abbey: Das große Finale

As a long-time fan of the series, I found the Downton Abbey farewell film truly moving. It brought together all of main characters for a final glimpse into their lives through 1930, blending heartfelt moments with just the right touch of humor. The film beautifully pays tribute to the show's legacy and brings out the strengths of each character as they adapt to a new era. It offers a satisfying closure that resonated deeply with me-so much so that I cried at the end as if saying goodbye to beloved friends. I appreciate the care taken to wrap up the story for loyal viewers. Thank you to everyone involved in creating this touching farewell.

The Grand Finale was more of a fond farewell than a story telling 'episode' in it's own right. A final homage to the characters that made up Downton Abbey for so many years and so many seasons and episodes.

The Grand Finale started a bit slow, but slowly built up pace, to deliver a satisfactory ending and goodbye.

I didn't think it was as good as Downton Abbey, A New Era. It certainly won't win any Oscars, but, for the fans, it did deliver a nostalgic last 'hurrah' .

Downton Abbey - The Grand Finale is an elegant and accomplished farewell. The writers wisely chose the path of subtraction: fewer contrived twists, more focus on the truth of the characters. At its heart lie the relationships and the interplay between social groups, capturing the very essence of the series. It works beautifully as a compendium, distilling what Downton Abbey has been for more than oa decade.

The finale touched me to the core. It tied up a great deal of stories while providing a fitting tribute to those who were so much a part of the entire run. And the dialogue is so "cheeky" meaning true Downton followers will appreciate the references. I loved every minute. Thank you Julian Fellowes. You have left us with a lasting legacy to be revisited again.

Wow this is how you end both a TV show and a movie franchise. It feels like 2 ending with the TV show and eventual movies that came out.

I don't really know what to say without spoiling. The characters are written off soo well, they do justice to the late Maggie Smith and her character in the show. Everything is tied soo well together. Kind of like a guard of honour.

This show means more to me than people would imagine. It started off as a joke to see the 2nd film when it came out in cinemas a few years ago. But it has evolved since then.

I would totally recommend anyone watch Downton Abbey and it's 3 films. It's a great and drama filled time. You won't regret it.

And to quickly end it. I'll miss the franchise.

10/10 I cried. A lot.