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Incredible, powerful film. This movie got me thinking about the horrors of life, and just how far some people could go due to greed, or by someone having major influence over you.

Set pieces were great, cinematography on point, the music was great and the directing, and of course the acting was phenomenal by Leo and De Niro. The one superstar of this one I would say was Lily Gladstone, who played her role so well with such grace and fervor and I am now a fan. I am fiending for a rewatch already. Oh, and the writing of course was phenomenal. I find no flaws in this one, bravo Scorsese and company.

This episode blew me away. I was not expecting this to be as amazing as I thought it was. John C. Reilly is an amazing casting choice to play Jerry Buss. The directing and the script was great was well. Bravo. I am excited to see the rest of the series.

This episode is indisputably the best Euphoria has to offer up until this point. Zendaya's acting in this episode continues to prove that she is just a fantastic actor with a continued very bright future ahead of her. The writing and the dramatic suspense of this episode did not miss a single beat, and it has you glued to the edge of your seat from the moment it starts, until the very end. Forget the Emmy's, but I think it is time Zendaya receives a Golden Globe.