Did anyone catch this last night? A very good show about zombies and the struggle of the living. Gruesome, for television with an ending that made me wish I could jump to next week to see how it's resolved.
Last night's 1st episode made me feel the same way about wishing I could jump to the next episode and I've read every issue of the comic and "know" what's happening next.
Very well written, acted and directed. Can't wait to see more!
"You are going to get a certain amount of snarkiness on the Internet no matter what, and my rule is that you don't post anything that you wouldn't say to someone's face." Marc Andreyko (Writer of DC Comic's "Manhunter")
Hopefully it retains a large portion of that audience going forward and we get to enjoy many seasons of it!
"You are going to get a certain amount of snarkiness on the Internet no matter what, and my rule is that you don't post anything that you wouldn't say to someone's face." Marc Andreyko (Writer of DC Comic's "Manhunter")
I thought it was good. The violent and graphic headshots were incredible and were right out of a R-rated horror movie. But I guess they drew the line at showing the zombies eating flesh. Notice the scene where their pulling the organs out of the horse. They just seem to play with the meat and organs in their hands but never bite into it.
The hook at the very end inside the tank definitely has me wanting badly to see next weeks episode.
"You have enemies? Good. That means you've stood up for something, sometime in your life." - Winston Churchill
I've only read the first trade of the comic, so I'm not as attached to the story as some. I was still captivated. I liked the expansion of Morgan and Duane's story (over what was presented in the first volume of the book). The tank was a nice addition too. When Rick was trapped underneath it, I felt genuine claustrophobia.
My wife hasn't read the book at all, and she was HOOKED. She wants to read my copy of Volume 1, but now I wonder if she should remain unspoiled.
I just wish U-Verse carried AMC in HD. Although, watching it in washed-out SD sort of added to the bleakness of the story.
Finally got a chance to watch it last night. BLOWN AWAY. I LOVE Zombie flicks so I was really looking forward to it. It actually blew my expectations out of the water.
Gotta say, I loved the half zombie body crawling... just so creepy.
I haven't see the books, so I just have to go with what's on the screen, and what they've put there is pure gold. This got a season pass on my DVR before the first commercial break was over.
This somehow exceeded my expectations. Great debut. Although, I am embarrassed to admit that I didn't know it was 90 minutes , and turned it off after an hour! Luckily I didn't delete it, and went back and watched the rest yesterday after I realized my gaffe.
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Got to see it last night. I have been toying reading the books, but I will wait til after the season is over and compare it. So far, so awesome. I am so glad they went full boar on this. I thought this season's Sons of Anarchy was depressing, but this has nothing on it.
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Wowie. Another awesome episode. Just the main cast again and we get to see them (drunk) socially outside of Greendale. A lot of character exploration and deepening with Troy, Annie, and reveals about Shirley's past.