Wylie's Mom | 10-25-2016 03:14 AM | Quote:
Originally Posted by Britster
(Post 4673119)
I loathe FTWD lol I stopped watching because I found it so blahhh and terrible acting and writing.
(copying and pasting from FB my post)
See last nights episode actually redeemed it for me. I got tired of it during the end of season 5/beginning season 6. It pulled me back in during the mid season finale of season 6 and I decided to re-watch.
I was super pissed when it was Abraham. Not gonna lie. I was like no, I did not wait 6 months for this really. I like him and all but I was like they're taking the easy way out... killing him and not a main character... then wham... the Glenn thing threw me off completely! The way he just swung it and BAM! I don't know. I had a sneaking suspicion it would be Glenn at first but after Abraham was killed I thought he was safe and was not prepared for another death.
I'm not going to lie last night was the first episode I actually cried in. I legit thought they were ALL dead after Ricks flashback thing he did where they all got hit with the bat. I thought Negan was really going to own Rick at that point and I had a mini heart attack!!! Lol. I've never been into the show. I was almost shaking I couldn't believe what I was seeing.
Anyway I thought Andrew Lincoln deserves an Emmy award for that performance. Fantastic emotion he displayed. I felt sick to my stomach. And for a show/episode to affect me that much? I'm hoping it's going in a different direction with The Kingdom, etc, so I have faith. As sad it was, I felt it was a needed change of direction & pace.
I'm anxious to see what Carol & Morgan are up to with these new people.
My only hesitation is if the tiger thing is going to work. It's obviously a CGI tiger and I'm not sure if it's going to get too cheesy for me. As the seasons have progressed, it's obviously gotten more 'comic book-y' (and yes I realize it's a comic book). But in the beginning it was so real and human-like... and now it's just turned... like it's not the real world anymore. I mean... yes could someone like Negan exist? In a post-apocalyptic world? Yeah, but it does seem a bit far fetched. I used to think the Governor was far fetched sooo... I guess I've just come to terms that it's going to be like this from here on out and I take it for what it is. A series based off comic books. | I too entertained the idea that the others were safe after Abraham was gone...but at the same time, it felt like Negan wasn't really done. And then BAM, Glenn :(!! Me and my hubby just yelped when that happened bc it was so sudden. But it had to be.
Totally agree that Andrew Lincoln was just stunning last night - thought the *exact* same thing! His expressions of fear and confusion and surrender were better than everyone else's combined. He nailed it. It will be really interesting, I think, to see how his personality is going to adjust toward keeping up a pretense of surrender....while also secretly plotting to take back his personal power (I don't mean ruthless power, I just mean the power over one's situation).
I also completely agree on the believable aspect of Negan. Would/could someone THAT maniacal really exist and be in total power like that...? Who knows? In that kind of a world, I suppose anything is possible, really. He is for sure far-fetched for me and the whole thing went a little far - but in that sort of world, I do think certain maniacs would thrive...until someone finally finds a way to rid the world of them...they're like cockroaches in a post-apocalyptic world. |