John Cena is driving this character with such an energy, such passion. At this point i can't imagine anybody else playing Peacemaker, except John Cena. Emotional moments, fighting, dancing, playing piano, wearing his costume to all of his interviews. This guy knows no limits. James Gunn and John Cena are currently running the DCEU. I hope DC/Warner knows what they got here. A gem.
Surprised you guys didn't mention the other main cop being "upset" about Murn butterfly being "murdered". I wonder if that is going to come into play on the season finale. I would be surprised if it didn't at all. This has been amazing show, and Cena has blown me away!
I'm just so glad we got a crew having fun on such an insane project! Cena is making me laugh WAY too hard and I gotta commend everyone on the show for making this possible! Also Eagle Hugs are so Metal 🎶!
Same here, or telling his dad f*ck you before shooting him, shooting his dad somewhere else first, so we can see a shocked look on his face before Peacemaker kills him
I always known john cena as a wrestler no matter! Happy he is doing well in the acting department. I know he finished filming peacemaker and had time to return to wwe last yr money in the bank and wrestle one match at summerslam 2021. Young fans will only know john cena as an actor but old fans like me know him as a wrestler
Political, woke, vulgar, and besides the whole white supremacy BS, it was really funny and great 80 rock style. PS: Peacemaker’s dad can’t change cause he’s white but Murn can cause he’s black ?
@@DianaAnkh Yea... The word "could" being the operative word. That indicates a possible outcome, not definitive. Auggie was given the benefit of a doubt, repeatedly by his son and he doesn't try to redeem. While Murn, on the other hand, could but it's hard to tell when he had his free will stripped by a butterfly. It's semantics based on probability, but it's weird that you bring race into this. Considering the fact that Amanda Waller is still a depised character if not the most depised in the series AND comic books stories since the 1940s always had political undertones.
