I mean.. you wanna talk about usual sexist tropes? This is it. Carol loses her mind and can't cope so she makes a totally out of character and moronic decision to leave everyone and everything, in turn causing everyone to come out and "rescue" her. She single handedly initiated everyone leaving in separate directions and getting caught by the saviors.
IMO, the title is named Last Day on Earth for a reason, pretty sure the one who got Lucille'd is either Glenn or Daryl.
I feel like enough people aren't talking about how Morgan fucked that dude up.
That would have been smart and well thought, which is why it never came to be.You know what would've been a ballsy and amazing ending to this season ?
Showing the death on screen, revealing who's the character dying... then Negan picking up another mysterious victim this time, filling both the cliffhanger AND the character death. How do you take on what people expect ? Doing what no one expect.
This is the cliffhanger I would have preferred. That way we get the entire summer to stew over the death but it gives the audience enough time to accept it and still look forward to next season. Now I feel like I'll be giving in to AMC bullshit by watching next season instead of genuinely looking forward to it.Instead of using an absolutely awfully ill-advised cliffhanger to try to hook viewers (hey AMC, you have 20 million viewers who I guarantee would still come back if you'd concluded the season as you should have) and having fans stew on "who got killed?" for the summer, it would have been MUCH more impactful and harrowing to show one of the beloved characters die brutally before cutting to black. "Oh my god, Negan killed Daryl......where the hell do we go from there and how does the group come back from that?" is a much more interesting and meaningful question to ponder until October than "#WhoIsIt?" is.
I've been there all season. I don't know why he bugs me so much. Probably the fact that the show keeps showing him drenched in sweat and his hair is always hanging there like a gheri curl. It's gross.Am I the only one who wishes Rick would just die already? =[
Yes, I don't personally want that woman to be Carol but I would be fine with them killing a woman just so we don't have to hear anymore crap about it. It's tiresome that this even needs to be part of the discussion.No I don't, when the woman is cold-stone killer Carol. But more generally, to shy away from shooting a woman would be giving into sexist tropes that women are fragile and need to be protected. Is it more powerful, yes but for those same sexist reasons.
Great episode that was ruined by a ending thats endemic to what I feel is constantly wrong with this show. Which is needlessly drawing out scenarios like many have said before showing who neagan killed would of been 10x more effective than what they went with. I honestly would not be suprised if season 7 is focussed on Alexandria and we dont even find out who neagan killed until 702. On the plus side gta dude was awesome and andrew lincoln was great in this episode also they seem to have nailed neagans casting.
Also Ill sacrifice ANYONE to save Eugene and Abraham.
I also thought it was weird timing for Abraham and Sasha to be talking about having children while they're driving the pregnant, possibly dying, Maggie to a doctor 20 miles away. Getting pregnant should be the very last things on their minds, especially Sasha. I would have just pointed to the rear of the vehicle and asked him if he was fucking crazy.
I'm already imagining the shitty promo's where they get each potentially dead character to narrate a trailer from their perspective of being dead "I could have been a better boyfriend to Rosita", "Rick made me want to put down my samurai sword" blah blah. It's going to be insufferable, and totally spoiled across the internet months in advance.
I thought the Negan part went a little long. Got a little too Snidely Whiplash for me. It lost its intensity the longer he yammered on.But the presentation. My god is was so on point with Negan. They did a really great job with it.
Now you say this, and so do many others.
But what if Daryl is the one who get's bonked? Wouldn't showing that piss people off more and lose viewers.
At least this way they guarantee everyone tunes in for season 7, plus if it is a fan favourite who dies they can spend the episode softening the blow... so to speak.
I know folks have good reason for thinking it's Abraham but i'm not convinced.
Yup, Jeffrey Dean Morgan was a great choice. Hope he does get rid of the beard like he joked about. Negan was clean shaven. Dude's lost weight too, looking pretty thin.
I'm fine with that cliffhanger. Sure, it would've been better without it but we all know it's coming back so it didn't really bother me too much.
I'm going to predict it's someone pretty expendable like Sasha, Aaron or Rosita. Like, seriously, who gives a fuck about any of them?
That's precisely why it shouldn't be. It has to be someone vulnerable to maximum the brutality of the action.Enjoyed the build up towards the end and Carol, Morgan meeting some decent folk but what a completely BS ending. it just kills the moment, it's gone, wasted.
I think it's Abraham because he is a tank who could take it and his could see a good future speech in the RV.
Also Ill sacrifice ANYONE to save Eugene and Abraham.
Too thin. The guy had next to no mass to his legs or arms, which is odd to see on anyone let alone on Negan. Who has always been physically imposing.
That's precisely why it shouldn't be. It has to be someone vulnerable to maximum the brutality of the action.
Am I the only one who wishes Rick would just die already? =[
Too thin. The guy had next to no mass to his legs or arms, which is odd to see on anyone let alone on Negan. Who has always been physically imposing.
I liken it to the Jack Reacher movie. Cruise is the worst actor to be Reacher physically, but he really nailed Reacher's personality and attitude.I'm glad to see Rick brought down that low by the Saviors and Negan.
Too thin. The guy had next to no mass to his legs or arms, which is odd to see on anyone let alone on Negan. Who has always been physically imposing.
That's precisely why it shouldn't be. It has to be someone vulnerable to maximum the brutality of the action.
He would've been doing the good wife when he filmed this scene. He should look a lot more like comic Negan going forward I would think now that this is what he's focusing on. It's why he said the comment about needing to shave. I didn't really notice if he looked bigger or not on the talking dead.Too thin. The guy had next to no mass to his legs or arms, which is odd to see on anyone let alone on Negan. Who has always been physically imposing.
I was speaking more towards Hardwick's post and how sensitive he is about people perceiving him as only showering the finale with praise because of his affiliation with the show.Finale was good till the cliffhanger. Sustained tension throughout, and Andrew's acting at the end totally sold the sense of helplessness
I thought the finale was okay, but could have been better. I'm a pessimist at heart at times, and I am just not exactly sure what the writers are thinking in regards to this show's future, or if they're thinking at all.
He's more bombastic in the comics, but we only really start to care after he brutalises a core member of the group.So this is the guy the comics fans have been yammering about all season? Big deal. This whole Negan thing has been so over hyped.
So the season ends with another shit episode(3 in a row!) with another stupid ass plan that you can see backfiring from a mile away followed by another shit ending. Who's dead? Who cares at this point?
The only interesting scene was when the local paintball team showed up.
So this is the guy the comics fans have been yammering about all season? Big deal. This whole Negan thing has been so over hyped.
So the season ends with another shit episode(3 in a row!) with another stupid ass plan that you can see backfiring from a mile away followed by another shit ending. Who's dead? Who cares at this point?
The only interesting scene was when the local paintball team showed up.
The worst part about this finale is that it has everyone talking about the bs ending instead of those armored dudes.
The worst part about this finale is that it has everyone talking about the bs ending instead of those armored dudes.
Like I said, that was the only interesting scene in the entire episode.
Hopefully next season is the paintball team vs Negan with Rick and the gang as the French resistance.
However, The Walking Dead fans can put their minds at ease. In an interview with Comicbook.com, showrunner Scott Gimple confirmed that Negan's kill will be addressed in The Walking Dead Season 7 premiere - and it will be brutal.
"In many ways, what we saw last night was the end of the story of season six," says Gimple. "Where Rick winds up is completely different from where he started in episode one and episode nine. I've known for a while what is in 701 and presenting what occurs and to show what happened in full force. It is the beginning of the next story. The two - the showing of, it's an incredible work of gore by Charlie Adlard in the book, how we show that on TV - I'm certain that we'll be pushing some boundaries with it."
"Things are going to start off very, very, very dark because everybody knows where we're starting," Gimple says before a promising, "but that won't be the whole season."
they'll at least have it in the blu-ray. just like having that be where rick says they're fucking with the wrong people.
- Comicbook.com - The Walking Dead Season 7 Premiere Will Show Negan's Kill
I want to believe.
That's one thing that worried me is that they wouldn't ever show the live-action, full brutality of the event but this puts me more at ease. It would never be complete without the full showing of the beatdown and if they have to dump half of Season 7's budget into whatever prosthetics and effects they need to make that shit happen, I'm all for it.
This is what I've noticed with the reactions today, that because of a couple of sore points we can't remember the greater quantity of really good stuff they managed to do this season. Those two problems were busts, sure, but do they utterly define the season?How can anyone say this season is even remotely the best with this and Glenn's dumpster dive bullshit?
This is what I've noticed with the reactions today, that because of a couple of sore points we can't remember the greater quantity of really good stuff they managed to do this season. Those two problems were busts, sure, but do they utterly define the season?
they know they fucked up so they will make the premier as brutal as possible and it'll be water under the bridge.I want to believe.
That's one thing that worried me is that they wouldn't ever show the live-action, full brutality of the event but this puts me more at ease. It would never be complete without the full showing of the beatdown and if they have to dump half of Season 7's budget into whatever prosthetics and effects they need to make that shit happen, I'm all for it.
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Who the fuck are the Knights?
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