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There’s much more to a good story than action. Without the structure of a compelling narrative, endless action is a John Wick movie, which is as boring as a political debate. I was impressed that they put a REAL emphasis on narrative and character development at the end: Julie’s death, Vanessa’s return to Fisk’s life, the respect and compassion that Fisk showed the elegant survivor of The Holicaust who owned the painting he wanted for Vanessa. I was VERY impressed that they did not show us Poindexter murdering that beautiful lady, but that would have added to the action. Quietly letting us see drops of blood on the painting’s frame was MUCH more horrible as we took a moment to recognize what they were—and how they got there. I could see that Fisk was internally seething over Poindexter’s repulsive gift. No, the season didn’t get “limp” (Paging Dr. Freud! Paging Herr Dr. Sigmund Freud!) the last 5 eps. It got more artistic, creative, throbbing, thick and hard as an anvil. It was an exceptional climax!

You mean, based on the response in this thread you haven't realized that there is more than one person who thinks that way??