Person of Interest Season 3 Episode 23 Review
Reviewed past Kevin Finnerty
*Warning: Spoilers Alee*
"I built it," says Finch (Michael Emerson) to Collier (Leslie Odom Jr), one of the leaders of Vigilance who, with his gunman, have created a kangaroo court to try the creators of The Motorcar. Collier is streaming the trial of the ones behind The Auto and all its surveillance, or so he believes, to the world via the internet in the third season finale of the crime drama Person of Interest.
Information technology's been a shocking and busy season for Reese (Jim Caviezel) and Finch who, along with Shaw (Sarah Shahi), have witnessed the rise of Vigilance, a mysterious group of vigilantes who somehow institute out most The Machine'south existence and are determined to find and destroy it, and they're willing to kill anyone they doubtable is part of its operations. They've also been battling a private and very powerful shadow visitor chosen Decima who's trying to bring their ain super-computer online and get government backing.
And so with Finch beingness on trial for creating The Machine and likely to be made an example of, Reese teams up with a new marry – Shaw's old CIA dominate – to search the darkened streets (The Car made the power in New York Urban center get off) to find some of Vigilance'due south people and get them to reveal the location of the courthouse where the trial is being held in society to relieve Finch.
Meanwhile, Shaw and Root (Amy Acker) have found the main storage facility of Decima's super-computer and are working to stop information technology from going online – or and so Shaw and the audience believe – before information technology becomes the largest threat Reese, Finch, and The Machine have ever faced.
Suspenseful and surprising, Person of Interest's flavour three finale titled "Deus Ex Machina" brings to a shut the most aggressive and shocking season of the criminal offence drama series to date. Series co-star Taraji P. Henson's character Detective Carter died bringing down the corrupt constabulary outfit known equally HR and saving Reese halfway through the season'due south run. The mysterious leader of Decima, John Greer (wonderfully portrayed past British thespian John Nolan), became a major villain and at the cease of this episode seems to have the upper hand on our heroes.
The show has an even stronger cloak and dagger tone to it with the rise of Decima and with Reese and Finch battling them along with CIA rogue agents and politicians. The sense of paranoia and double-cross accept increased considerably.
Jim Caviezel owns the role of "The Man in the Black Conform" John Reese with his icy stare and half smirk equally he delivers his lines to the show's villains every bit he bests them. This is as well the beginning season since the show'due south beginning that he conveyed emotions of true sadness and bitter grief when Carter was taken from the team. Caviezel does a fantastic job of showing real concern and treat Finch who has been in more danger this flavor than either previous flavor. The 2 men accept get more than just partners only true friends willing to die to salve the other.
Michael Emerson is the moral and emotional center of the show every bit Harold Finch, the billionaire mastermind who sacrificed then much of his personal happiness to help and save others who would be lost if not for him, Reese, Shaw and The Machine. He'due south the ane character who stands past his ethics and morals and who has had a positive effect on those around him. A perfect example of this is in the episode titled "Expiry Benefit" when it becomes articulate The Machine wants Finch and Reese to non save a Congressman but impale him to prevent Decima's super-computer from condign a reality. Finch can't believe it at showtime, but and so realizes it'due south true and says to Reese: "If we've reached the point where The Machine is telling us to commit murder, I'm deplorable this is where I go off," effectively disarming Reese not to go through with it.
With great action scenes, sharp dialogue, riveting shoot-outs, interesting and deadly villains, and unforeseen twists and turns, Person of Involvement is the all-time criminal offence drama on television set. Can't wait for season iv!
Grade: A
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