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EARLY ACCESS: Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man FULL REACTION (Patreon)

Published:
2026-03-20 20:11:27
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2026-03-20 20:12:24
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2026-03
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Note: The uncut version is for testing purposes and is not a permanent addition at this time.

The uncut will be up for 48 hours-ish, & the website has a 21-day window before it expires from its posting.

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Why is it blurred? Copyright laws. We do not own this movie property nor can we afford the rights to distribute

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Watched on: Netflix

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Bryan

another reason for why y’all are the best 🤣🙏 thank youuuu

I'm Batman

Just got done watching it, and now to watch the reaction.

Marie RammGirl

Another triple treat today! Wow! you are truly the best treating us to so much awesome content with you guys! PERFECT way to start the weekend! Thanks, much love & have a nice weekend yourselves! ❤️💙💚

Anthony Velasquez

This was awesome they recaptured what made the show so special easy 5/5

I'm Batman

This was, in my opinion, as perfect as it gets. I don't think any fans of the Peaky Blinders are gonna hate this movie, but I could be wrong. I just know, for me, from the start to the very end I was completely sucked in. I lost my shit when they showed us the Arthur headstone, I was not ready for that, and broke down when Ada was killed either. I wouldn't change anything here though and for nearly a 2 hour movie this felt more like an hour to me. Easily a 5/5 for me.

Anthony Velasquez

Yup really good its everything every Peaky Blinders fan can ask for the stuck with everything that worked with the TV Show and delivered a great movie and it ended the way it should I think a new Peaky Blinders show has been discussed if Barry Keoghan is the lead for a newer generation count me in he was awesome in this movie

I'm Batman

He was phenomenal, I've only seen him in a few things, but this was his best performance that I've seen him in.

hex1c

I still wonder what happened to Finn? Alfie? Lizzie?

Marie RammGirl

HOLY MOLY! what a Lovely surprise to see you fine fellas back in the Peaky Blinders gear again! looking spiffing good chaps! (Quinn looking especially dashing) this movie met my expectations & was the perfect send off to such an iconic character, will admit would of liked to seen just tiny snippet of Alfie, but still an outstanding film, "all of us are dead, except for the one who wants to be dead" what a impactful line by Tommy Shelby so a very fitting ending there. I was trying to place the face of Actor playing Duke since it was recast for film, then I realised it's the same Actor who was the lead role in 'Saltburn' & we all remember our 'wonderful' experience watching that ha! but much preferred his role here & knew you guys would think 'Edge' as soon as you heard the "you think you know me" line hehe.

Jesse B

Very good ending 🙌🏿🙌🏿

Sam

The soundtrack to this is so good I had to buy it on vinyl grian chatten (lead singer of the GREAT Fontaines DC) absolutely smashed it.

Kalkent

Saw this in the theatre. As a fan of the series, I consider myself one of the lucky ones who got to experience the final chapter of Tommy Shelby's story on the big screen, and though far from perfect, it was a satisfying farewell. One of my major issues from the final couple of seasons of the series cemented from the fact that I believe the series lost its identity. Though I still enjoyed them, I do feel the story got out of Steven Knight's hands. Small time gangsters wanting to make it big while navigating hurdles left, right and centre - self imposed and beyond their control. Add to it the internal struggle of the main character who suffers from a heavy dose of PTSD. BOOM! There's your show and boy was the first season a masterclass, and so was the second, which in my opinion, was PEAK Peaky Blinders - see what I did there. From thereon, slowly but gradually the story kept getting bigger and bigger, and it lost focus on the why. What was the driving force behind Tommy's insatiable thirst for power and influence. Why wasn't it never enough for him - this broken man who was withering internally yet his hunger kept growing. After season 3 I felt that there was a missing chapter between not only seasons but personal character arcs. Characters going through the whole spectrum of emotions within couple of episodes yet it all seemed to happen off screen. Exposition drove the writing because the story had catapulted into far beyond its original scope and so there was less time and care given to personal conflicts, thus making this rich cast of characters less interesting. NOW, the movie, I feel suffers from similar traits - somewhat. Though I do like that Steven Knight brought the scope down and wanted to tell a more personal story of a desolate man, it is however so far removed from the series finale that I once again feel there was a chapter missing. I had grown fond of Oswald Mosley and in particular Diana Mitford, portrayed brilliantly by Amber Anderson, and I really felt the absence of their presence as I was really hoping for a final showdown between Tommy and Diana - the only person who I felt was able to intellectually challenge Tommy. The twist of Arthur's death and it being the reason of Tommy living an isolating life carries huge weight. He has essentially given up on life and is simply waiting for his end, but does not have the strength to end it himself. His son's standing on a big cross roads moment and the world is on the brink of ruin and Tommy Shelby needs to push himself one last time while his head is full of demons and he's seeing ghosts. There's your hook, there's your story. Rebecca Ferguson's character is introduced into this story as the person who temporarily clears the fog in his head. I would've liked to see Tommy fighting through it himself and realising that bigger things are at stake here. Still, I liked the execution of this arc and Rebecca Ferguson is always a welcome edition to anything she's in. Cillian Murphy is Tommy Shelby is Cillian Murphy - enough said. I've been a huge fan of Barry Keoghan from the moment I first saw him in The killing of a sacred deer and he killed it as usual. Tim Roth played the soft spoken, unsettling fanatical brilliantly. Choppy editing muddled the pacing of the movie as it never really got its footing, but it didn't derail it. All in all, a worthwhile farewell to one of television's most iconic characters. 3.4 Answers

Blake Greig-Canty

This couldn't of been done better imo, perfect ending. Like Diamond Dave said, thank you the whole cast and directors etc for the 6 seasons and this beautifully done Movie. 👏👏👏 Want to salute to one of the best on screen characters we've had, RIP Tommy Shelby, and to all other phenomenal characters, RIP to Ada, Polly, Arthur, John, Jeremiah, and yes, Michael also.

Donna Castellano

Lizzie was completely done with Tommy's 💩at the end of S6. As much as i love the character, I understand why she wouldn't have been there, even at the VERY end. Finn was basically disowned by the entire family so he's probably gone from Birmingham entirely. May even be a soldier in the war. The others likely wouldn't have known because I doubt they'd have had contact with him or Finn wouldve attempted contact with them. Alfie, outside of the funeral, I don't know how they'd have worked him in. I just imagined he was running some Jewish underground Anti-Hman missions during the events of the movie.