Really enjoyed it, Spanish with subtitles is the only way to watch..Based on a classic (ie. old) graphic novel. Made & set in Argentina by Netflix. Dubbing ain't great but it's watchable. I've not read the original story so don't know how the adaptation holds up but I do believe there are some changes to bring it up to date for the modern day audience.
I agree, I'm enjoying it but only watching an episode a night.Really enjoyed it, Spanish with subtitles is the only way to watch..
Binged it in 2 days. Good acting, cool plot.
No bad episodes.
Just watched the latest episode of The Last of Us.
What a bore fest.
Yep, just watched, you’re right! What absolutely annoys me is when it goes back over old ground! Sorry, not interested. I want this fucking show to go forward with a better script to the potential end point of the show! Don't drag it out for season after season; have fill-in shows that are irrelevant to me about the show! It must have great ratings, making big money, so let's drag it, squeeze it as much as possible!
I have to disagree with this.
They weren’t going back over old ground. They were filling in some huge gaps in the storyline that they’d left unanswered between the end of the first and the start of the second series.
I thought it was a really good episode. Probably the best of the series so far. Answered a lot of questions that I’d assumed were just going to be left unresolved.
Before even The Sopranos or Band of Brothers...
Is that Marlo from the wire?
It is (Jamie Hector) and he plays a homocide detective. Also WOTC is a 6 part spiritual successor to 'The Wire' by David Simon.Is that Marlo from the wire?
Ye not impressed with second season but then I didn’t play part 2 so nothing to judge it on.Anyone watching The Last of us? Season 1 was amazing and new, different. The gay love story in the zombie apocalypse wastelands was brilliant and sad. Joel and Ellis relationship was a good plot line.
2nd series seems to have gone all a bit Hollywood, teen girl beats everyone up, teen lesbian sex etc, bit silly if I'm honest. Episode 2 was epic though, edge of seat stuff.
Anyone watching it ?
I knew one of the police officers first on scene at the crash sight. He said what they saw and found would stay with him until he left the Earth, and hated talking about it.The Lockerbie disaster series on bbc is worth a watch.
I was working a shift at an RAF base in Scotland, where we had search and rescue helicopters when it happened, and I knew the helicopters had been scrambled, but not why. My shift finished before anything broke, and I drove home, only later that evening did I find out what was going on.
It was also my last shift before heading back to the Manchester area for christmas at my parents on the 22nd, our route home took us directly past Lockerbie, and I can still remember the smell of jet fuel as we passed on the partly closed road.
I still feel a connection to it, even though I had no real involvement in any of it, but watching the series brings it all back, especially that 11 people on the ground were basically incinerated without ever knowing.
That’s me sorted for a while then nice one Col :)It is (Jamie Hector) and he plays a homocide detective. Also WOTC is a 6 part spiritual successor to 'The Wire' by David Simon.
Look up David Simon on IMDb and watch all the stuff he’s done.That’s me sorted for a while then nice one Col :)