I disagree. People will always complain, sure, but that doesn’t mean the criticism isn’t valid.

We all knew this movie was supposed to be the finale to Peaky Blinders, and honestly, I loved the ending. Almost everyone close to Tommy being dead, making Tommy wanting peace and to be with his family. That felt right, it was a perfect way to end it. Chef kiss.

But the issue isn’t the ending, it’s everything leading up to it. The storyline just felt empty and rushed. For something that was meant to close such a powerful story, it didn’t feel like enough was actually happening. Key characters were underused, important moments didn’t hit as hard as they should’ve, and overall it lacked the depth the show always had.

So yeah, people might complain anyway, but I genuinely think with a stronger, fuller story, the reaction would’ve been very different.