The I-Land: Netflix: Ending Explained Breakdown + Spoiler Review by Heavy Spoilers. I breakdown all of Season One on the limited series.
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The I-Land Plot Recap
We follow a group of people that mysteriously wake up on the shores of an I-land with no idea how they got there or what exactly is going on. Each one of them has been given an object and the enigmatic season really captures your interest from the beginning.
The real drive of the season is about unearthing exactly who they are and why they’ve been seemingly chosen to be here.
Some of the group show real leadership qualities, others alienate themselves, some even just want to sit and sunbathe and starve to death knowing that they have a great tan and some have never seen Jaws before, so they deserved to die, don’t at me.
The I-lander’s True Identity
Each one of the group is a criminal that has a shady past and the experiment is put in place to attempt to rehabilitate those who haven’t lead such a decent life thus far. It’s largely karmaic and those who do evil acts end up getting paid back by the I-land in one form or another as punishment. They are even hunted by people hired by the company and all in all it’s pretty tense throughout even if it is rather predictable on the whole.
The group slowly come to remember their history and some are even shocked by what they’ve done, including KC played by Kate Bosworth who can’t come to grips with the fact that after cheating on her abusive husband, she killed her own children due to him stating that if she left she’d never see them again.
The I-Land Ending Explained
The final episode kinda breaks down just how ridiculous the entire experiment is as an idea with the sharks in it and stuff isn’t really a good way to rehabilitate people.
After Chase gives a statement, The Warden is caught red-handed trying to kill her and hold on to your butts cos there’s one more final twist in the entire thing. She learns that I-landers go into the simulation at the age that they commit the crime and that she has actually served the majority of a life sentence already and is now quite elderly.
The series ends with Chase learning that even though she was screwed over, she must learn to forgive and the redemption that she found in the program, as well as the truth is a reward in its own way. Which…ok I guess. She’s finally allowed to leave and she heads out into the world to live her life. Chase is no longer judgemental and afraid in her mind and therefore she is free. We then see The Warden waking up on The I-land with Cooper and KC holding spears over him which showcases that because of his judgemental side that he is now trapped in his own prison of his own making due to his prejudices and that he will have to get used to I-land life.
We end with the two roles flipped of a man in power now becoming a prisoner and a woman who was a prisoner being set free and overall it can even be seen as an analogy for feminism and how the weak are currently rising up in society to take over those who have remained in power for centuries.
The I-Land Review
But what did I think of the show overall, well, the I-land is ok…I guess….I feel like throughout it was pretty predicatable and whilst it does still have some surprises, the over the top social commentary is hard to ignore. It all feels heavy handed rather than subtle and this makes the show sometimes eyerolling bad, especially with the amount of stereotypes that there are.
This is purely down to execution and whilst there are a number of elements that work as well as several performances that feel gripping, for a show that’s trying to ape Lost, Inception and The Matrix it falls flat in several ways.
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