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Starring: Norman Reedus, Jeffrey DeMunn, Laurie Holden, Andrew Lincoln, Jon Bernthal, Sarah Wayne Callies, Melissa Suzanne McBride
Director(s): Frank Darabont
Country: USA
Year: 2011
Available Quality: DivX, iPod
IMDB Rating: 8.7 out of 10 (86309 votes)
Police officer Rick Grimes leads a group of survivors in a world overrun by zombies.
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william baxter (24 May 2012)
The Walking Dead
I keep forgetting that this is a T.V show and not a movie! The pilotwhich is movie length is similar to 28 Days later but in my opinion farbetter! the special effects (make-up) is excellent and I cant getenough of this show! this is with out doubt the best new series by amile! hope the standard of the first season continues after theproducer/director Frank Darabont has axed all the writers of the firstseason, its surly now has to be near impossible to maintain the highstandard of the first season but hopefully he can pull it off. would goas far to say this is the best zombie movie/show there has ever beenand hope this runs for many many seasons to come.
(23 May 2012)
Almost perfection
I'v been a fan of zombie flicks for years. It has always interested mein every way. When I first saw the preview for this, I flipped out withexcitement. Everything down to the script and production value isexcellent. The quality of the production gives off a Zack Snyder's 300.The make up and effects makes me speechless. The action is quiteexciting, and their not afraid to kill off one of the main members.They pick up on the emotional/drama stress very well, very realistic.Only thing I wish they would fix would be less special interests. Andby special interest I mean how they practically focuses severalepisodes, could be seasons, on one problem. Some one is lost, theirtrapped, drama in the group, etc. Having to wait a whole week just tosee if they solve the issue is rather annoying.For an example * Spoilerwarning*Season 2, the little girl Sophia gets lost and runs off. After 4episodes they still haven't found her. Her mother guilt trips theentire group to keep looking for her and they've wasted severalepisodes on that.Other than the occasional drama or special interest, their twists andcliff hangers keeps me wanting more. Hope this series keeps it up forseveral seasons.
Rachael Edwards (16 May 2012)
The Walking Dead: Maintaining Humanity, But At What Cost?
The Walking Dead is a comic that I have been reading since it's debutback in 2003. The whole time I was reading it, I was always thinking,"This would make a great movie!" Well now this gloriously gory serieshas done one better - it's come to TV. Why would that be better than amovie, you ask? When you're watching a movie, you only get 90-120minutes to meet your characters, love them, and follow them throughtheir zombie-escapades. With a television series, you get season afterseason to become fully immersed in terrifying post-apocalyptic storylines and character arcs.AMC's The Walking Dead (TWD) is anything but your normal TV drama.Obvious point #1 - this show has zombies in it. This is one of thefirst TV shows to be based around a zombie apocalypse, and AMC isn'tshy in the gore department. That was one of the things that I was mostworried about - while TWD is more about the living characters than thedead ones, that the fantastically disgusting and 'realistic' look ofthe zombies would get lost in translation from the comic to TV. Obviouspoint #2 - Zombies = gore. Put your fears aside, because AMC reallypulls out all the stops with some phenomenal make-up art and greateffects. Obvious point #3 - This show isn't for young kids. While whatyou let your kid watch is no concern of mine, it could be prettyintense for kids under 14. So now that all the obvious things are outof the way, lets get on to the first glorious episode of The WalkingDead, "Days Gone Bye." It follows pretty close to the first issue or sofrom the comic series. Our protagonist, Police Officer Rick Grimes(Andrew Lincoln), wakes from a coma to find himself in a desertedGeorgian hospital...or so he thinks. He's not entirely alone, as we cansee when he finds that the cafeteria has been boarded and chained shutwith a warning scrawled on the doors, "DON"T OPEN, DEAD INSIDE." On hisquest to venture from the hospital to find his family, we areintroduced to a whole new world without the burden of tons ofback-story. We know as much about this zombie-infested place as Rickdoes, which adds to the scare factor.Writer/director/producer Frank Darabont is working closely with TheWalking Dead comic writer Robert Kirkman, and it shows. There is ahealthy respect for the comics in the TV series, but Darabont has quitea way of elaborating and digging into the wonderful stories that arealready laid out for him. One such example is the story of Morgan andDuane, a father and son that Rick happens upon while searching hisneighborhood for his wife and boy. In the original story, these guyswere nothing more than a simple prop - a way for the audience and Rickto find out what exactly we have gotten ourselves into, and a plotmover to help Rick get moving to Atlanta to look for his family.Darabont created a whole little niche for these two characters to fitinto and really rounded out their story. Morgan and Duane let us in onsome of the horrors that living in a zombie land can provide.There were intense scenes throughout "Days Gone Bye." People have toremember that it's not the zombies that are the walking dead, it's thesurvivors. This is as much a drama as it is a horror series. The famousscreen-shot sweeping the web of the zombie girl comes from a momentwhen Rick runs into her laying near a bicycle. It's obvious that she'sbeen dead for a while as she struggles to drag herself toward him. Atfirst this just seems like a moment of horror, but when Rick returns toher later in the show, you see just how sad the whole zombie epidemicreally is. These creatures used to be humans, with a life and soul; andnow they're just mindless eating machines doomed to wander until theybasically fall apart.These scenes are a testament to the pace at which Darabont wants totake TWD. God bless him for not wanting to rush, or feeling like theaudience will only want to see an action-packed zombie gore-porn of ashow. He doesn't bombard us with more tragedy than we can handle inthis first episode; he gives us just enough to keep us interested whilenot getting turned off. You can tell that he wants us to getcomfortable with the characters and build up an audience relationshipbefore he starts bombarding the characters with dubious traumatictrials and tribulations.There are some truly fantastic shots in TWD, and Darabont isn't afraidto leave the lights on - a huge portion of this episode takes place inbroad daylight! That right there shows you his confidence that hiszombies look good enough to be scary at any time of the day, addinganother realistic quality to the show. There are some really greatscenes, including one where Rick is riding a horse down a desertedhighway heading for Atlanta. The outbound lanes are packed withabandoned and wrecked cars, and the city line looks destroyed anddeserted. This really adds to the overlaying feeling of despair andparanoia that emanates throughout the episode.All these factors give The Walking Dead a totally fresh spin on thealready overdone zombie genre that will include viewers from across theboard, rather than just horror-seekers. Thanks for reading, I'm Rachaelfrom LostInReviews.com, and you can read more of my Walking Deadreviews here - http://lostinreviews.com/?s=walking+dead!
Terry-lee Thurlow (16 May 2012)
Walking Dead -Re-Recap + final 2 episodes
i previously submitted a review declaring my undying love for thisadaptation of Robert kirkman's 'The Walking Dead'. I have read thecomics and praise them for the raw and gritty characters and deliciousstoryline. My previous review was after season 1 had finished airingand i had skipped over a few bumps that were there(Shane was supposedto die early on) but now, i am losing hope in this series.My main problem at the moment came with the 3rd to last episode, Dale'sdeath. I was incredibly annoyed when that episode ended, and it left mewith a very empty feeling. In the comics (i know I'm moaning about thecomics a lot, but i prefer it would actually follow what it was basedon a bit more closely) Dale dies very much later, is involved in arelationship with Andrea, has his leg bitten and chopped off (hesurvives) and is fundamental in taking several survivors out of theprison.(which we will likely see in season 3 if the writers have half abloody brain cell) what they have done really, is completely remove acharacter story arc that plays a big part with the other characters.i have watched the final 2 episodes, and my hope is partially restored.the everyones infected sub plot was handled very well with Shane comingback from the dead with no bite, even if it was slightly early. i alsolike how it tied in with what Dr. Jenner whispered into Rick's ear,that was quite clever. the build up to it was great as well and workedto the flow of the episode. and then there's the final episode. thefirst 20-30 minutes had my heart bouncing off my chest at 150 mph. 2-3minor characters were killed off and the amount of zombies there wasjust insane. i also like how they slid in michonnes first appearance inwith saving Andrea from lots of zombies. and turns out the writers dohave a couple of brain cells after all (the prison makes an appearancejust as the episode ended)overall, my faith in this series is restored a little and i'm a bithappier with the direction, i won't give it a 9 or a 10 until i seewhat the 3rd season is like, but until then, i'l have to find my zombiefix elsewhere.
jameslforbes (11 May 2012)
Questions for Darabont
Firstly, I would like to clarify that I am a massive fan of the zombiegenre. I will overlook a lot to enjoy a good zombie apocalypse. But itsstupid little things that pee you off and make you roll your eyes andfind it hard to be emotionally involved. Darabont, are the characters aware that cars weigh a tonne and are madeof steel and metal? And if you drive them into fleshy animals,especially ones that are decomposing that they will be crushed andkilled? RV camper vans would have ten times the efficiency. Hmmm???Did it ever cross the characters minds to get there hands onwalkie-talkies? There is deserted police cars everywhere, desertedstores in every town, it is not believable that they had not organizedthese. This would have solved them always getting lost from each otherin close quarters or not communicating efficiently. Why did they not have a perfectly rehearsed plan for if the farm wasattacked? Surely it was the biggest threat to there survival. When theywere finally attacked, they were a bunch of crazed disorganizedlunatics, acting all tough shooting with hand guns and killing a fewwhen there was thousands walking at them. In cars mind you, which theyavoid hitting the zombies with at all costs. Maybe they didn't want toscratch the paint job? Ridiculous. Why is there such an emphasis on the main couple (the cop Rick and hiswife) to be so concerned with how they are raising there boy like he isa 5 year old living in a suburban inner city town. In case they haven'tnoticed, THEY ARE IN A ZOMBIE APOCALYPSE - PEOPLE ARE BEING KILLEDEVERY TEN SECONDS. The kid doesn't need to learn manners, he needs tolearn how to cock a dam shotgun. THE RULES HAVE CHANGED. Any idiotwould have been forced to come to terms with it, very dam quickly. All these stupid little things (and many more) just make it hard totake the characters seriously, which in turn makes it hard to beemotionally attached to them and there plight. Its a shame though, because the setting is fantastic, really reallygood, good enough to keep watching if just for the atmosphere, thefilming is great, the cast is great, all the ingredients are there butits just not intelligent enough. It comes down to crappy writing. So to conclude, good for an easy watch, but don't expect anything mindblowing or new, or even intelligent, which lets face it - is what isexpected these days.
MovieMadChrisB (10 May 2012)
The Walking Dead
For me, The Walking Dead is one of the best horror TV shows that I haveseen in recent years. I am a huge horror fan, and zombies are one of myfavourite monsters in the genre. Honestly, they scare the hell out ofme, and I am not afraid to say that. Zombies have been the one thing Ihave been waiting for in a TV show, and although there have been someattempts, like here in the UK with Dead Set, (a zombie outbreak occursin a fictional Big Brother house leaving the house mates as the onlysurvivors), they haven't been as impressive as this show. The show isbased on The Walking Dead comic books produced by Robert Kirkman, whichI have only started to read them, and they are incredible. If you enjoythe show, the comics are a must read.The first season of The Walking Dead is an emotional and terrifyingroller-coaster ride. With each episode there is incredible acting,superb special effects, a nicely paced plot and some extremelyhorrifying scenes. And with each episode there have been someincredible zombie moments that are on par with some of the best zombiefilm I have come across. The zombies have a pace similar to the firstzombie you see in George A Romero's Night Of The Living Dead, and theopening scene of the very first episode, where Rick Grimes wakes up inthe midst of an apocalypse, resembles the initial scenes in 28 DaysLater.The quality of the first season of The Walking Dead is remarkable. Theacting is outstanding by all the cast, there isn't a weak link at all.The special effects are equally just as good, especially in the zombiesand gore. So far, 'Bicycle Girl' has to be the standout zombie of theshow, and she is the first zombie we first encounter.With most feature films of this genre, there are always unansweredquestions as to what happens after the film ends. Do the survivors finda cure? Do they eventually die, or even turn into the undead? Whathappens next? These are the questions are what Robert Kirkman is tryingto answer in the comic book series, and what Frank Darabont isattempting to answer in the TV show. This is what really appealed tome, and has kept me grip to the screen throughout the first series.Season 2 hasn't been a fast paced as the first season, as they havespent near enough all of season two looking for missing Sophia, who ranoff after a horde of zombies trapped the survivors underneath abandonedcars in the very first episode. Episode 5 and 6 have started to get abit more interesting, so I am not writing this show off yet, unlikemost of the negative reviews that I have read. The last episode of 2011was been one of the most emotional and the best in The Walking Deadseries so far. After 6 episodes they finally find missing Sophia inHershel's barn, and the worst outcome becomes reality when she isrevealed as a walker. The last 10 minutes of episode 7 will definitelypull on your heart strings. I am officially hooked on the show and I can't wait to watch the nextepisode. I hope the show lasts for quite a while, because I will bewatching it for as long as possible.My Rating 10/10.
DVD_Connoisseur (09 May 2012)
Excellent cinematic new genre series
"The Walking Dead" has a lot of expectations to live up to. Withthousands of loyal followers, the comic series on which the series isbased has a cult following. Added to this, Frank ("The ShawshankRedemption") Darabont's involvement added to the level of anticipationfor this new show.Firstly, "The Walking Dead" does not disappoint. It has a sweeping,cinematic feel and the initial pilot has a mature pace. There's no rushto reach a finale, instead the episode ("Days Gone Bye") concentrateson setting the scene for the events to follow. It is rich withatmosphere and the possibility of a terrifying menace.The casting of Andrew Lincoln was sheer genius. He is an inspiredchoice for the central role of Rick Grimes and delivers a thoroughlybelievable performance.Unmissable television, this is an early Christmas present for horrorgenre fans everywhere and I expect it to convert non-zombie fans alongthe way.10 out of 10.
Glenn Daems (09 May 2012)
TWD is worth watching! Why?
I tell you why.TWD shows us how people would react from living in a normal world intoa complete different one the next day. I read almost every bad reviewthat was given here and i gotta say, with some of you i agree, example:bad acting sometimes (like the CDC contamination moment) or notfollowing the comics...anyway what would you do if suddenly the world would be overrun byzombies trying to eat? ...yes... exactly, you would try to run from itto a safer location and not try to defend your home cause that wouldnot last long (expect for those rednecks, they would not leave theirhomes for a million bucks lol) anyway... all the fuss about the factthat most of 7 episodes happens at a farm is completely normal causethey found at last a safe spot to "live normal", how would you be? nicelandscape with no zombies behind you trying to eat you. or are you thatone-man superhero that will takes us on an adventure thru overrunAtlanta that will last, 1... maybe 2minutes? anyway, SE2EP7 ended niceand i'm looking forward to the next 12 episodes, i'm sure they'll haveto leave the farm now if not than so be it, i'm quit sure the writerswill come up on something to built quit some tension in it ;)
Sean Johnson (09 May 2012)
Walking Dead 2 should be shot in the head.
You know what I would like to see? I would like to see a scene from thewalking dead where they are all doing their soap opera bullshite andout of nowhere this mad-max looking tank pulls up and this totalbad-ass gets out, dressed in military/survival gear, armed to theteeth, you know like holding a big machine gun with a couple ofshotguns on his back, pistols on his hips, knives, a sword, ammostrapped to his chest, etc. He promptly rounds up the entire cast(perhaps with the exception of the kid) and makes them kneel down withtheir hands behind their heads. Then he proceeds to go off camera andstarts rounding up the production crew, writers, director, specialeffects guys, etc and makes them kneel down along with the cast infront of the camera, then he pulls out a scroll from his tactical vestand reads out something like: "for being completely retarded in theface of a zombie apocalypse, for bad acting, bad directing, badwriting, lack of continuity, un-believability, and general shitty storytelling, you are all hereby sentenced to death." then he shoots themone at a time in the back of the head, gets back in his tank, anddrives back out of the shot, leaving the camera rolling. The END. Noseason 3.
michael (09 May 2012)
Examines the human condition not the zombie one
Rick Grimes, a local enforcement officer, wakes up to an apocalypticfuture, where the world is overrun by the walking dead (curiouslyreferred to as walkers or geeks). Confused by his new found situationhe resiliently goes in search of his missing wife and son and findshimself it a multitude of moral dilemmas with the human survivors hemeets along the way.He lies Frank Darabont's fresh perspective (in an otherwise overdonepremise)of a zombie infested world. While the pace of each episode canbe relatively slow at times and the character development is possiblyover explored, what is being examined is not the cause or explanationto the zombie outbreak but rather the human condition and the responsesand actions that one might take when presented with certain 'zombieworld' situations.Through this TV series, I believe that Darabont has attempted toexamine some of the following questions "what would you do if yourloved one became a zombie?", "what moral values would you choose tokeep or let go to survivor in a zombie filled world?", "how would youchoose to live or die if you became infected", "what would your futurehold if you chose to live in a land of the living dead?".While the direction, acting and production value was fine enough andthe moments of zombie horror have been done before (nothing fresh here- no pun intended), this six episode series does leave the viewer withsome unanswered questions as to the (important?) introduction of minorcharacters that seem to go nowhere and the nagging requirement ofsuspending your complete disbelief as to the apocalyptic nature of theDarabont zombie infest world.That said, I would still recommend watching the series, if nothing elseif was thought provoking.
MasterGuns2077 (08 May 2012)
My new can't-miss series
I was skeptical enough about this series that I didn't bother watchingthe premier when it aired. It wasn't until a week later at 3:00 in themorning that I caught the first episode. My mind was completely blown.I'm not a real fan of any "serious" zombie films. Shawn of the Dead andZombieland were it for me. The Walking Dead proves, however, that it ispossible for a series to be serious and also be about the zombieapocalypse. Unfortunately, this season is only six episodes long, butthe good news is it has been renewed for a second season of 13episodes. This is a must-watch series for anyone and everyone. Give ita chance and odds are you'll get hooked.
gavin6942 (08 May 2012)
I Never Thought a Television Show With Zombies Could Work
Rick Grimes (Andrew Lincoln) awakes from a coma to find that the worldhas ended, and they are now in the midst of a zombie Holocaust. Whereis his wife? Where is his son? Where is anybody? He must press on,surviving in a world that seems to offer no reason to live.I do not need to say how great "The Walking Dead" is. The critics havechimed in, the show comes from Frank Darabont and Gale Anne Hurd, bothlegendary in the horror and science fiction field. And the originalcomic the show is based on? Possibly the most popular and criticallyacclaimed comic of the past decade.I admit I was hesitant about the show -- how many episodes can you makeabout fighting zombies? The zombie movie is often cliché and poorlydone, even more than the recent vampire craze. After one or twoepisodes, you are bound to run out of original takes on a tired genre,right? No. Not here. And the reason is simple: the show is not aboutzombies at all, even if they are constantly in the background.At the heart of the show is how people interact with each other whensociety breaks down. How do people work together for a common goal whenthey would otherwise rather punch their cohort in the face? You mightcompare the show to MTV's "The Real World", only taken to a new level,and with a more intelligent cast.And there are issues that remain constant, even when societydisappears: infidelity, love, trust. There is the practical andphilosophical question of what is real now: money has no value. Is amarriage real or a canceled government contract? What good is it beinga police officer when you no longer have a state to work for or laws touphold? The whole "game of life" is changed, and you better learn toadapt quickly.The cast is fantastic, with a mixture of genre favorites and some moreor less unknowns. Jon Bernthal, who I do not know, is Shane Walsh,possibly the most complex character on the show -- he is both theprotagonist's best friend and his biggest interference depending on theday and time. His motives are clear to the viewer, but not always tohis friends.Sarah Wayne Callies is Lori Grimes, another complex character with asecret. I personally think Callies is a poor actress who exaggeratesher emotions, and is the weak part of casting, but fans of "PrisonBreak" may be glad to see her. Steven Yeun, as Glenn the Pizza Guy, isthe strongest part of the cast, and the one character viewers will lookforward to seeing, as he is the only comic relief you will get in thispost-apocalyptic world.The genre regulars are Jeffrey DeMunn as Dale Horwath, who has appearedin everything Frank Darabont does ("Shawshank Redemption", "GreenMile", "The Mist"). Norman Reedus as Daryl Dixon, best known to peoplefrom "Boondock Saints", but also starred in the amazing John Carpenterfilm "Cigarette Burns". And Michael Rooker, who is always great, andtook the horror world by story as Henry in "Portrait of a SerialKiller".How well the show will hold up remains to be seen, with only sixepisodes down and countless more to come. But with the intricatecharacters, plenty of open-ended plot lines, and dynamic cast and crewconnected with this project, it is sure to maintain a level ofgreatness for the foreseeable future.
Xenodude (03 May 2012)
It all comes down to this...
Apparently I love the Show... Its incredibly well detailed, except forhow everything started (which really isn't all that important, at themoment anyway), this show gives us a really good feeling ofdesperation. Nothing ever gets better for them!!! I personally lovesthis, since everything else out there is so full of happy endings.If you take a moment to look at the reviews, even though most of themare 10s and 9s it all really comes down to this... either you love itor you hate it. And about 93% of people out there will love it, theother 7% are sad over analytic beings.Anyway, this show is amazing, i have seen everything there is out thereand nothing, nothing, compares to it.
NoJackLikeKerouac (03 May 2012)
Surprisingly Well Done
When I was first introduced to this series I was VERY skeptical. Myfiancée absolutely loved it and insisted that we watch it together. Wehave very different tastes in films, so I assumed I would not exactlyenjoy it. However, I was more than pleasantly surprised. I am a fan ofzombie films, though I am not exactly well-versed in the lore, so tospeak. My expectations of the show were simply that it would be likemost shows on t.v. these days, hilariously over-dramatic and poorly todecently written/acted. Au contraire: The first episode blew me away.The show is very well written and at times even brilliant. The actingis very well done, and believable, especially by the main star of theshow who plays Rick Grimes. The events have a tendency to keep my bodytense, which is rare. I thought perhaps the zombie thing wouldunfortunately get old, the same scare after the same scare. However,the writers have a way to make you expect something to happen, keepingyou tense waiting for the horrible instance, and then it doesn't happenand vice versa. The characters are well developed and in certain casesyou even end up getting "attached" to some of them. The make-up on thezombies is very intricate and some of the best make-up I have seen,especially for a t.v. series. The drama is realistic most of the timeand is not overacted. The action is done very well, without overtakingthe plot of the series, and the gore is aplenty, though in my opiniontastefully done. There are moments in the first episode that blew awaymy expectations: The moment when Rick first arrives at his home andfinds no one there, he kneels on the floor and says something along thelines of "please let this be a dream". The look in his face was sodeeply realistic to me. There is another moment where he finds a zombietorso crawling across the grass and he kneels next to it. He appeals tothe human side of the monster saying "I'm sorry this happened to you".In all of the zombie flicks I have seen, I have never seen the humanside appealed to quite so humanely as in that moment in the firstepisode of this series. One other thing I thought was particularlyinteresting is the fact that they refer to the zombies as "walkers". Ithought that was a wise choice, because in my opinion if the characterskept throwing out the word "zombie" it would give the show a lessrealistic vibe for me, and would be in a way quite tacky. All in all Iam thoroughly surprised and impressed by this show. I would notnecessarily say it is the best show I have had the pleasure of seeing,though it is indeed higher quality than many shows on other networks. Iwould absolutely recommend this series to others.
jorn_rem (02 May 2012)
failure
let me sum up the episodes of season 1 for you...BAD acting, BADstory..and most of all BAD scriptwriting..like a bunch of highschoolers wrote it. the kind that will make your eyes roll or facepalm. what the hell man? it comes with the whole package! just very long and dull. and the scenes that were supposed to be funnythe shower scene and red wine drinking scene fail so bad you can seethe intentions behind it you know what i mean? who is the dumb @$$responsible for this? hard to believe frank darabont directed thisrubbish. a 9 rating? the whole thing falls flat. the walking dead =FAILS.
foxman09 (01 May 2012)
AfterBuzz TV - The Walking Podcast
Hey everyone, If anyone is interested in discussing "The Walking Dead" after it airsI'm hosting a podcast devoted to the show as a part of AfterBuzz TV. Wehave done episodes 3 and 4 and will be doing shows for the remaining 2episodes as well. We go on the air at around 9:10 PST and we discuss abroad range of subjects while recapping the episode. We would love to have devoted fans of the "The Walking Dead" call in togive their views and opinions about the episode or the topic we arediscussing. To listen to our shows go on iTunes by typing in Afterbuzz(AfterBuzz TV The Walking Dead), you can download/stream/listen Live tothe episodes on http://www.blogtalkradio.com/afterbuzztv, or you canstream the episodes onhttp://afterbuzztv.com/show-listings/the-walking-dead-edition/ To call in: (347) 855-8269Follow AfterBuzz TV on Twitter: http://twitter.com/afterbuzztvwww.afterbuzztv.com/http://www.blogtalkradio.com/afterbuzztvHave a great day!
Big Jacky (30 April 2012)
This TV series must be canceled
Apart from the pilot episode which was quite OK and promising, everyother episode is just complete pointless melodrama. You see a zombieattack here and there, someone maybe dies and endless discussions beginbetween the characters about who is to blame and who is not. And thisnever ends. I've lasted up till season 2 episode 2. But i'm amazed howI managed that at all. Recently i've just re-watched Twin Peaks and after such a masterpiece,this one is just totally bad. I think this TV series is so empty thateven showing people slashing & bashing zombies all the time would makeit much much better than the endless, pointless, mind-numbing,irritating discussions and dialogs that the characters have during theseries. When i was half way through with Season1 i started skipping most of thedialogs simply because they are unbearable to listen if you don't' wantyour mind to explode.So by that most of the episodes probably narroweddown to ~10 minutes of watchable content. I think more people should rise up and bring this TV series down. Theratings are way too high for such a junk. It is a miserable show behinda shiny cover. Waste of people's precious time. Go watch Twin Peaks andsee what a real TV series is like.
FamousReel (29 April 2012)
Season 2 Premier
Maybe I'm remembering last season better than it actually was... I justgot done watching the first episode of the new season and to me thetone was more about depressing the audience and forcing emotionalmoments. The way they handle this didn't seem very fluid, orspontaneous. Every character has their moment in the camera, making abig speech about the end of the world, but I didn't get much out of it.It came across really boring.On a budget related issue, I think it's a little too easy to see thestrings in this episode. I'm sure all the money went for zombie specialeffects and the trade off was big locations. The setting of the woods,and close up shots on the road, felt cheap. That being said, the zombiekills we did see were pretty amazing. They also reused some music fromepisode one season one, in a scene that was really forced, and took thedirection into a place I don't care to see.This is a show about lost children now. I tend to like more humaningenuity in my zombie shows. I hope it gets better. I love this show.
johndallas (25 April 2012)
Decent story/series but horrible acting is killing it for me
I'm enjoying the story and special effects enough to stay with thisseries for now but i'm not sure how much more I can take. The acting is some of the worst i've ever seen. From the main characters to the ancilary ones it's hard to care for anyof them. The "comical" parts of the show are soo cheezy that you cansee them coming and when they come they are so dumb that you laugh outof embarrassment. I'm staying with it a bit longer to see if theseactors get any better but i'm not sure they will.Oh and the scene where the CDC decontamination part of the automatedlab when the tech runs out and part of the decontamination process isto set off explosions in the lab?? Come on!
vikesh-mistry-1 (24 April 2012)
Best Drama/Thriller since Lost!!!
Having seen up to episode 2 of season 2 for me it's the bestthriller/drama since 24, Lost and Prison Break (my 3 favourite shows).In some ways it reminds me a bit of Lost because the central charactersare a group of survivors,with no real contact of the outside world.It's a gripping drama and very addictive and keeps you on the edge ofyour seat, the show has a great set of characters perfect for thisshow. Usually I find zombie shows/movies rather tedious and childishbut this show is none of those. Season 1 was a fantastic opening seasonbut rather short, season 2 so far seems a bit slower in terms of thestory but it's nevertheless still very good. Time will tell if it canbe considered as good as the likes of Lost, but it's definitely a greatstart and this shows got real potential, anyone looking for a show towatch, i strongly recommend this. My one criticism of the show is thatit's too short, Season 1 is only 6 episodes, largely due to the factthat at first it was only going to be a mini series and season 2 willonly be 13 episodes, shame it's not 20 odd episodes like most topshows. It's no fluke that the show has record breaking T.V views inAmerica.
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