Walking Death

Murin · Post by **Murin** » Sat Dec 25, 2021 11:42 am

Walking Dead didn't pull me that much - I knew more or less from the spoiler (hi PE forum), so I didn't really shake it up.
As for Sons of Anarchy, I have exceptionally the same opinion as Grigori - jesaskrajst, WHOLE swing season, there was supposed to be an earthquake and there was a donkey fart. It's nice that the show was planned for 6 seasons and these 6 seasons will probably be, but this one is spoiled for me by the ending. Eh.

Woland · Post by **Woland** » Sat Dec 25, 2021 12:15 pm

I finished the first season of The Walking Dead and it's been fine. It is true that I have to fight my reluctance to watch series (I do not know how you can withstand these often artificial increases in tension), but I have finished and I am planning a second series.
I like the realistic approach to the zombie theme (I still remember High School of the Dead, brrr ...), I also like the heroes, their relationships and problems.

Takwir · Post by **Takwir** » Sat Dec 25, 2021 2:01 pm

Avoid the second series with a wide arc. Crap. Don't get on your nerves.

Alfa · Post by **Alfa** » Sat Dec 25, 2021 3:50 pm

I do not consider this series in the context of the realism of this series. It's a bit gore, the characters' problems are funny at times, it's nice to watch and I'll be happy to continue watching for a burst.

Leriel · Post by **Leriel** » Sat Dec 25, 2021 3:52 pm

1. In this series - with great difficulty.

2. Congratulations on your persistence.

3. Realistic convention, you say ... Oh, it's far from realism. A kind of artificiality is clearly felt.

In season two, the relationships / interactions between the heroes come off more convincing than in the numb first season. Which doesn't mean good.

Veldrin · Post by **Veldrin** » Sat Dec 25, 2021 4:38 pm

Well, I say. This is how you have a zombie maniac as the boss of a fantasy club and you tire at a meeting, and this is a board game, and this is some third-rate film, and this is an old classic. The recently viewed Tarantino is also important. Against this background, the series is realistic.
Yeh, I also have a taste for Sherlock, and Reckoning is still on the disk.

Triss Merigold · Post by **Triss Merigold** » Sat Dec 25, 2021 4:46 pm

The Walking Dead "eighth episode of the second season

I waited for this episode for a long time and it was not worth it: / The end of the seventh episode was quite impressive - it gave a light in the tunnel, hope for something more interesting than before - but unfortunately ... the eighth episode showed that everything returned to the old level, boring level . Old conversations about nothing, old conflicts between the heroes and constant struggle with windmills. Realism for a penny: / Will I wait for the next episode? Of course; once a week I can spend 45 minutes on the living dead: P Especially since our sheriff is no longer a nice sheriff and seems to understand that the world is changed

Onirke · Post by **Onirke** » Sat Dec 25, 2021 4:59 pm

Oh no! The end of the seventh episode marked the climax of the best of season two.
And what kind of realism do you expect from this production? No, fuck .., please, gods, if you read me, please send a bomb on this ...

Pigeon Slayera, of kors.

You give the impression that you only started watching this series now.

Would you like more realism and emotions? Watch the mini-series "Dead Set", and from the films: "28 Days Later", "Dawn of the Living Dead" or "Rec 1" ...

Dangerous · Post by **Dangerous** » Sat Dec 25, 2021 6:11 pm

ASX76, my statement on realism referred to the inflection of the plot in terms of the moral-love complexities that are full of this series. I would say that in "The Walking Dead" there is too much emotion, and certainly more than in the movies you mentioned (I exclude "Dead Set", because I haven't watched it yet).

As for the end of the seventh season, it was effective and exciting.
You're right: the best of the entire second season.

And those "sorry Winnetou" that you could forgive yourself.
We don't know each other that well

Anansi · Post by **Anansi** » Sat Dec 25, 2021 7:58 pm

One of the main differences is that the emotions in "The Walking Dead" are summer at best (except at the end of the seventh episode of the second season) and do not wash off to the point of excitement in the positions I have mentioned.
The moral and love complexities in "The Walking Dead" are primarily lacking in credibility. It is somehow so artificial, not to write - trash.