OZARK Season 4 Part 2 Ending Explained

I review and explain the ending to Ozark Season 4 Part 2 Netflix. I breakdown the finale, the characters, the story and the twist at the end.

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[BrainPilot]

What did you think of the final season? Comment your thoughts below!

[johnnewsom]

Ruth was my favorite character. She was a fighter, and she feared no one. She was brought into this whole cartel thing by Marty. And she was born and bred in a criminal family. She lost everyone she loved. And she was defiant to the end. Even when Javi's mother confronted her with the gun, for killing him.. She looked her straight in the eyes and said, " are you going to do it already? The toughest soul in this show IMO.

[graffitikingdom]

Netflix needs more quality shows like this ozark was art, can't stop saying how brilliant it was!

[markmccarthy]

The Ruth Langmore character is a character and a performance that I will never forget. One of the best I have ever seen in TV series drama.

[heelmoxley]

The hallucination scene with all the dead Langmores was fucking beautiful

[giedre]

The only thing I wished for the ending was just to let Ruth have her new life. She really deserved it. Disappointed. She did not overcome Langmore curse.

[jackd]

Jonah shot the “intruder” like Buddy would have. When he closed his eyes it made me think he was thinking of him.

[liverpoolfanatic]

The progression of the final 2 episodes definitely felt quite rushed and the ending wasn’t really an ending I mean they’re still under the mercy of the cartel and now we don’t ever know how their stories end, we just know evil beat good in the form of ruth dying and also jonah killing Mel

[SonNyDayz_]

I really wanted Marty to break free from Wendy. She pissed me off so many times throughout these seasons.

[ArmedSuperstar]

With about 10 minutes of screentime left, the production team said, "Okay, time to write an ending"

[rajveer]

Ruth was so natural that i can feel her pain and her death has saddened me😔

[prowrestlingcountdown]

I wanted Ruth to have a happy ending so fucking much.

[durapoker]

Didn't care for the ending but can we all just take a moment to appreciate the acting of Laura Linney and the always great Jason Bateman.

[lupaloops]

I think my main gripe with Part 2 is that the episodes don't have this sense of finality to it. Things are left unresolved. And it looked like they were building something up for the next season, but they just remembered they were in the final season and ended it abruptly.

[kimt]

I thought we were going to finally see Marty breakdown and maybe hold Ruth after finding her. Like a real crying sad moment. Poor Ruth just left there in the dirt alone

[alexlazzerly]

The fact that Marty didn't even shed a tear, or really any kind of emotion, for Ruth felt a bit strange to me. Even Wendy got emotional over it and she hated Ruth.

[Ramiroocampo]

Ruth getting out of that car was totally out of character. That girl wasn't stupid.

[huracan]

I wasn't happy with that ending, so many unanswered questions
1. What happened to Zeke, Agent Miller and Three?
2. Why was there so many moments that seemed out of character? (Omar not realising soon enough that he was being set up, Ruth walking into Camilla's trap)
3. Why didn't they show us the exchange between Ruth and Wendy's dad after Jonah and Charlotte returned to the motel?

[Jiffchiropractor]

They really robbed us of Marty being the final kingpin.

[tulipchic]

I liked how they had Ruth seeing Wyatt and her other family members who had died. She seemed happy and a peace with them It was an omen that she was already between the two worlds and her life will be cut short and she will be joining them on the other side.