Did you enable the service after installing the package?
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I only installed Docker, java and some development libraries. Nothing shows up in the logs.
Yes, same thing.
Can confirm this fix. After downgrading to 5.4 LTS the issue is fixed. I was tested by restarting 4 times and it was successful every time.
Note that if you want to drop from linux-latest to linux-lts you’ll have run
sudo pacman -Rcsnu linux-latest
As described in forum.manjaro. org/t/cannot-remove-linux57-breaks-dependency-required-by-linux-latest-something/7679 (can’t add links for some reason, may be because I am new)
Thank you @Ciack404!
I’ve got the same problem, although the weird thing is that if I switch to another TTY and then back again, it continues booting just fine. For example, when I get stuck on the Dell logo, I can press: Ctrl + Alt + F2 followed by Ctrl + Alt + F1. The Dell logo then disappears and it shows the display manager like it should.
Edit: this was already mentioned above, I’m stupid.
This is without any doubt a consequence of your CPU developing too little entropy at boot time. Install haveged and you will be fine. 
sudo pacman -Syyu haveged
sudo systemctl enable haveged --now
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