marco55
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Let's hope that the writers don't take the obvious track of having Lydia off her own mom. A little more imagination for Alpha's demise, please. -- Al
Carol would be my pick.
Mark
Let's hope that the writers don't take the obvious track of having Lydia off her own mom. A little more imagination for Alpha's demise, please. -- Al
A little payback...that'll work. -- AlCarol would be my pick.
Mark
I had to go back and watch the final 20 minutes that got cut off with the DVR glitch using AMC's ON Demand. It reinforces my dislike of AMC. They not only do not allow you to FF through their endless commercials but they also don't permit FF through the program itself! Brutal. I assume this aggravation is intentional to promote buying their premium package which doesn't appear to be much more than eliminating the commercials.
Regarding the episode, a long overdue cleaning of house of many stray characters. I honestly didn't even recognize most of them. Henry was the most surprising. He was almost as annoying as Rick's kids. So now we circle back to the endless theme of how the forces of civilization deal with the forces of barbarity. Wonder if there will be a climatic showdown? LOL
I agree George, since the second season when they changed writers the show has been about the evil of the fellow human. Contrast that with the 1st season then the 2nd season opening scene on the highway.That hiding from the zombie horde under the cars was everything that this show should have been about. The real horror of a world stopped/ infected and a small group of people trying to live in it. And I know it has to have some drama or it would be action all the time which doesn't work. But man, most of those killed by alpha I don't really know or care about.
I go from the campy of Dead Alive and Fido, Shaun Of The Dead, to the brilliance of 28 days/28 weeks, Day/Night/Dawn of the Dead and everything in between. It Doesn't have to be believable but it will have to be entertaining, and I don't know that his has been since the garbage pail lady and Negan. And every time I see that ridiculous stuffed tiger on the balcony I want to quit.
Chuck
If you get a chance, look at a Koren film called Train to Busan, I think its on either Netflix or Amazon.
Dead Snow 2 (Red vs Dead) is my favorite zombie movie. I'm a sucker for Nazi zombie movies and that one has a ton of humor (and a Tiger tank). I liked all the old Romero movies as well. Classics. Each one had an underlying theme - racism, distrust of science, materialism, class etc. Or you could just watch them for the zombie kills. Greatest zombie movie poster is the one from "Zombie 2" with the caption "We are going to eat you." They don't make them like that anymore.
I know we are a bit off the WD here, but in the way of zombie films, any of you remember a 1977 film with Peter Cushing called 'Shock Waves'? It is a Nazi zombie movie that takes place on an isolated island with zombies rising out of the water. Found it suitably creepy. -- Al
I think it's Shock Waves. Late 70s
I am trying to not highjack this thread. But man do I have list....
I had to go back and watch the final 20 minutes that got cut off with the DVR glitch using AMC's ON Demand. It reinforces my dislike of AMC. They not only do not allow you to FF through their endless commercials but they also don't permit FF through the program itself! Brutal. I assume this aggravation is intentional to promote buying their premium package which doesn't appear to be much more than eliminating the commercials.
Regarding the episode, a long overdue cleaning of house of many stray characters. I honestly didn't even recognize most of them. Henry was the most surprising. He was almost as annoying as Rick's kids. So now we circle back to the endless theme of how the forces of civilization deal with the forces of barbarity. Wonder if there will be a climatic showdown? LOL
This is what happened to me also. Do you have DirectTV? I don’t know if it was an AMC or DirecTV issue.