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- Moze
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Re: The Last of Us [Drama, Adventure, Thriller, Horror]
Ep 7 was a drag, Not only do I hate cliffhangers, but being forced to watch 50min of past uninteresting drama instead of a conclusion and follow-up is bullshit. It's hard to get invested in past drama, when all you want to know is the present.
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Re: The Last of Us [Drama, Adventure, Thriller, Horror]
so are opinions going downward?

- lighton
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inkblot wrote:I prefer forward moving plots. I really dislike when they keep going back and forth.
Interesting... I don't mind that if it's not done in a bad way, like pretending something happened 10 years ago but everybody looks exactly the same.

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Show has become lame... with only two episodes left the only interesting thing we've seen so far is that mega mushroom man thing and a hoard of mushroom people kill a bunch of normal people. Was this game even fun? I never played it but based on the show - I can't see why I would have wanted to play. Is there anything going to happen that I should be excited for? Or is it just going to be a bunch of people exploring their sexuality?
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Re: The Last of Us [Drama, Adventure, Thriller, Horror]
bellatrix1984 wrote:Show has become lame... with only two episodes left the only interesting thing we've seen so far is that mega mushroom man thing and a hoard of mushroom people kill a bunch of normal people. Was this game even fun? I never played it but based on the show - I can't see why I would have wanted to play. Is there anything going to happen that I should be excited for? Or is it just going to be a bunch of people exploring their sexuality?
Love the review. Until I realized that I feel the exact same way. That is the biggest problem when you have shows with only 10 episodes and the plot moves like molasses in winter.
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mega mushroom man thing and a hoard of mushroom people kill a bunch of normal people
I might have a look at that eps. which is it?
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merc wrote:mega mushroom man thing and a hoard of mushroom people kill a bunch of normal people
I might have a look at that eps. which is it?
EP05. In general EP7 was just meh. So much drama, so little story progression. It would have been fine for a 10 minute recap but not for a whole episode. merc wrote:so are opinions going downward?
Mixed. EP1 and EP2 were quite nice. EP3, I did enjoy... maybe, like EP7 the drama dragged out bit too long. EP4 and EP5 quite good. EP6... alright, EP7 boooooooring.
58 Reply by merc 2023-03-03 18:04:28 (edited by merc 2023-03-03 18:06:52)
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ah eps 5 the mushroom/fungus people that was funny better than your typical zombies who just amble along and who are a threat to no one. and the big one lol. so is that the best eps of the lot? the rest of the eps was not worth the bother

- graybags
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Re: The Last of Us [Drama, Adventure, Thriller, Horror]
Just finished the game. Excellent, definitely up there with the best story driven games I've played.
2020. Meh.

- Greyhound
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graybags wrote:Just finished the game. Excellent, definitely up there with the best story driven games I've played.
Yeah, people should just watch a Let's Play of the game rather than this zombie telenovela.

- toidol
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While we are at this, could someone give me a minute by minute review of Band of Brothers and The Sopranos so I’ll know which episodes / scenes to skip so I can get the story I think should be told rather than what the creators want to tell? /s

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so it is now over. was it a good show after all?

- scorpius074
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Re: The Last of Us [Drama, Adventure, Thriller, Horror]
I thoroughly enjoyed TLOU from start to finish. Owner of one the most beautifully written, supremely acted, masterfully crafted episodes I haven't seen in a very long time. Episodes 1-5: 8.7/10 | Episodes 6-9: 7.5/10 afaic. The weakest episode of the season was probably 107, Left Behind. It was still a good episode, and Bella Ramsay was great in it, but I felt as though the time spent in that episode would have been better suited elsewhere. A perfect ending to a superb season of television that sets a new standard, not just for video game adaptations, but for adaptations in general. Overall I would give this season an 8.5/10. The pacing is fantastic, the characters are compelling, the tension is palpable, and the emotional payoff is brutal. Looking forward to the second installment. 

- lighton
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I pretty much agree, scorpius074, I give the season 8.3/10. A deeper exploration of Cordyceps/ more interaction with aggressive Cordyceps hosts would have been nice. Not necessarily at the intensity level of (awesome) season two of https://next-episode.net/black-summer, but a bit more. 
66 Reply by fassy 2023-03-16 14:24:00 (edited by fassy 2023-03-16 14:25:51)
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Re: The Last of Us [Drama, Adventure, Thriller, Horror]
Well, the last episode was a bit anti-climatic, even though nicely done. Would have been a good mid-season episode but certainly nothing which provided some closure or even opened up a new season I am eager to see. For once, nice not to end in a dramatic cliff-hanger... but building up a bit more to look forward to would have been nice. In general I enjoyed the first season. It did show very well that a great scenery and two strong actors can carry an really weak story line and slow pace. Overall 7/10 for the "fresh experience" but on my "watch in a few years again" index more like a 2/10.

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68 Reply by Tsyor 2023-05-17 02:41:03 (edited by Tsyor 2023-05-17 02:46:11)
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Maybe you have to have played the game. The premise was done better in a film "The Girl with all the Gifts", that was portrayed better and with less screen time. You could have missed episode three altogether and not been any worse off, as it was dedicated to a homosexual love affair that had nothing to do with the premise of the show. There were some good moments, but they were too similar to elements of The Walking Dead, that they left me thinking that Walking Dead just did it better. I thought the CGI was done well, the "Walking Fungi" were well represented and the show did have a good atmosphere reminiscent of "I am Legend". With an all too predictable plot, way too many flashbacks and an episode blatantly dedicated to desensitizing homosexuality, I can't give this show more than a 4/10. Perhaps if I skipped episode three or played the game, I would have thought higher of it. In hindsight I would have preferred to watch "The Girl with all the Gifts" and "I am Legend" again, than spend my time on this series. Disappointed.

- graybags
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Tsyor wrote:Maybe you have to have played the game. The premise was done better in a film "The Girl with all the Gifts", that was portrayed better and with less screen time. You could have missed episode three altogether and not been any worse off, as it was dedicated to a homosexual love affair that had nothing to do with the premise of the show. There were some good moments, but they were too similar to elements of The Walking Dead, that they left me thinking that Walking Dead just did it better. I thought the CGI was done well, the "Walking Fungi" were well represented and the show did have a good atmosphere reminiscent of "I am Legend". With an all too predictable plot, way too many flashbacks and an episode blatantly dedicated to desensitizing homosexuality, I can't give this show more than a 4/10. Perhaps if I skipped episode three or played the game, I would have thought higher of it. In hindsight I would have preferred to watch "The Girl with all the Gifts" and "I am Legend" again, than spend my time on this series. Disappointed.
I probably disagree with everything in that post. But I'm fine with that 
2020. Meh.
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