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Post by Bioshock Infinite WD on Aug 4, 2015 0:14:03 GMT
It's already been confirmed for a second season, and even if i'm not kind of optimistic about this season, I'm dreading the second. Once you've shown the story of L.A.'s fall, then it really is just another Walking Dead story. Although, allow me to speculate, these people don't really look like survivor material. My guess is that they want each season to do something the main series hasn't done or can't do. So... Season One = collapse of a major city/beginning of The Turn. Something unique that gives the show a new feel, I think they can pull it off and separate it form the main series. Season Two = learning more about the virus, but given that Kirkman doesn't really want to do that, I'd say it's unlikely. Another possibility is that they'll become part of a large group run by someone like The Governor or Carver, essentially the same story of the TWD Novels Road to Woodbury and The Fall of The Governor. Could be interesting... I guess we'll see how it goes. I have slowly started to come over to its side, but the thought of a second season is not a good thing. Like you said, this is a one season deal, then it becomes the LA version of TWD, nothing is different, can't say I want that.
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Post by Deleted on Aug 4, 2015 0:41:50 GMT
It's already been confirmed for a second season, and even if i'm not kind of optimistic about this season, I'm dreading the second. Once you've shown the story of L.A.'s fall, then it really is just another Walking Dead story. Although, allow me to speculate, these people don't really look like survivor material. My guess is that they want each season to do something the main series hasn't done or can't do. So... Season One = collapse of a major city/beginning of The Turn. Something unique that gives the show a new feel, I think they can pull it off and separate it form the main series. Season Two = learning more about the virus, but given that Kirkman doesn't really want to do that, I'd say it's unlikely. Another possibility is that they'll become part of a large group run by someone like The Governor or Carver, essentially the same story of the TWD Novels Road to Woodbury and The Fall of The Governor. Could be interesting... I guess we'll see how it goes. I have slowly started to come over to its side, but the thought of a second season is not a good thing. Like you said, this is a one season deal, then it becomes the LA version of TWD, nothing is different, can't say I want that. To be honest, it would be interesting to see them do stuff similar to what was done with Road to Woodbury and The Fall of the Governor, but yeah... I don't know, Season One looks good, but I'm not so sure about a second season.
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Post by Bioshock Infinite WD on Aug 4, 2015 1:58:14 GMT
I have slowly started to come over to its side, but the thought of a second season is not a good thing. Like you said, this is a one season deal, then it becomes the LA version of TWD, nothing is different, can't say I want that. To be honest, it would be interesting to see them do stuff similar to what was done with Road to Woodbury and The Fall of the Governor, but yeah... I don't know, Season One looks good, but I'm not so sure about a second season. Well it's all hypothetical, yes it would be interesting to see something like that, but its a bit IF. For now, i'm interested in seeing how it started, and then we will go from there.
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Post by Autobot Sonic on Aug 4, 2015 2:54:40 GMT
Only 20 more days. This looks like it could be a good "appetizer" to prepare us for Season 6 of the main show.
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Post by Niccc on Aug 5, 2015 3:10:16 GMT
So apparently the second season is gonna have 15 episodes. Huh.
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Post by Deleted on Aug 5, 2015 3:11:11 GMT
Cool... I guess.
(I had to restrain myself from typing "coolio" because it's fucking stupid and I need to stop)
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Post by wakemeup on Aug 5, 2015 21:06:29 GMT
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Post by Deleted on Aug 6, 2015 22:58:36 GMT
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Post by sos on Aug 7, 2015 5:14:59 GMT
Flannel Indian has such a fat face.
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Post by Bioshock Infinite WD on Aug 7, 2015 15:09:07 GMT
Apparently there are a few advanced reviews, and they are all kinda meh. They said that the show speeds through the ending of the world waaay to fast, to become just another TWD version.
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Post by Deleted on Aug 7, 2015 15:20:15 GMT
Apparently there are a few advanced reviews, and they are all kinda meh. They said that the show speeds through the ending of the world waaay to fast, to become just another TWD version. Well, that's not promising...
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Post by Deleted on Aug 7, 2015 15:36:45 GMT
The lowest review thus far, from indiewire, says that it rushes past all of the things that make it unique so that it can be more like the main series, and that it lacks any sort of heart. They also says there's nothing particuraly unique about the directing style, unlike with Frank Darabont in Season One of TWD, and now Greg Nicotero in Seasons 4, 5, and 6.
The highest review is from Yahoo TV, and the reviewer praises the series for being more artful than the original, focusing on family and shaping itself as a mood piece. He praises the lack of gore, and how it feels very suspenseful, directly praising the unique directing style. He says several times that it doesn't feel like The Walking Dead, and portrays that as a point in its favor.
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Post by Bioshock Infinite WD on Aug 7, 2015 16:04:53 GMT
The lowest review thus far, from indiewire, says that it rushes past all of the things that make it unique so that it can be more like the main series, and that it lacks any sort of heart. They also says there's nothing particuraly unique about the directing style, unlike with Frank Darabont in Season One of TWD, and now Greg Nicotero in Seasons 4, 5, and 6. The highest review is from Yahoo TV, and the reviewer praises the series for being more artful than the original, focusing on family and shaping itself as a mood piece. He praises the lack of gore, and how it feels very suspenseful, directly praising the unique directing style. He says several times that it doesn't feel like The Walking Dead, and portrays that as a point in its favor. Which do you trust more? This is all a lot lower then the ratings for every season of TWD, not particularly encouraging.
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Post by Deleted on Aug 7, 2015 16:35:00 GMT
The lowest review thus far, from indiewire, says that it rushes past all of the things that make it unique so that it can be more like the main series, and that it lacks any sort of heart. They also says there's nothing particuraly unique about the directing style, unlike with Frank Darabont in Season One of TWD, and now Greg Nicotero in Seasons 4, 5, and 6. The highest review is from Yahoo TV, and the reviewer praises the series for being more artful than the original, focusing on family and shaping itself as a mood piece. He praises the lack of gore, and how it feels very suspenseful, directly praising the unique directing style. He says several times that it doesn't feel like The Walking Dead, and portrays that as a point in its favor. Which do you trust more? This is all a lot lower then the ratings for every season of TWD, not particularly encouraging. I don't think I trust one more than the other, I think it's two different interpretations. And, I never expected it ot be better than TWD.
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Post by Bioshock Infinite WD on Aug 7, 2015 17:46:15 GMT
Which do you trust more? This is all a lot lower then the ratings for every season of TWD, not particularly encouraging. I don't think I trust one more than the other, I think it's two different interpretations. And, I never expected it ot be better than TWD. Me neither, but I expected it to be different for a season, then it just becomes TWD LA.
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