HBO Last of us For its second season, after waiting for two years, which is a adaptation of about half in turn US Part II On playstation. There was game in question Historically quite polarized, But co-showerner Craig Magin and Neil Drukman (of which were later game directors) do not seem to be very worried about changing the game to re-write and re-write the game. But this is a solid beginning so far, a one that taps into the roots of the game, introducing new elements for the story.
One of those new elements is the revelation that Joel (Pedro Pascal) is going to therapy. After the shocking conclusion in the previous season and the incidents of Joel Hospital were lying to Ellie (Bella Ramsey), a rift has increased between the two in five years that have passed. I think this has always been clear, because someone has played these games, that Elli never bought in a lie, and as time passed, it created a tension between the two. So Joel to check herself in medicine, but said that he refuses to open about lies that he shows guilt, but also that he does not regret the option made by him, as he tells his doctor Gayle (Catherine O’Hara) that he never hurt him, but he saved him (who in return, he has problems at several levels for his stories). Gayle, in turn, she hates Joel a year ago to kill her husband Eugene, despite knowing that she had no choice, means that she was probably infected. But knowing that hatred is not erased, and it acts as an introduction to a large subject Part II: If the first game was eventually about love, the second was very much about hatred.
A new element for the show, but not a game, is an introduction of a new character called ABB (Cattyin Dever). While he does not have much to do at the premiere, his introduction was very different from the game, and I am a little effective on how the scene is played, as I think it has raised its hand slightly. In the game, the introduction of AB is what we see in the concluding moments of the episode, and is immersed in mystery to a good part of its motivations and original sports, while this introduction enhances her goal, which removes the very ambiguity around her character.
The design set at the premiere was fantastic. The city of Jackson seems to be really alive and vibrant, and HBO clearly did not spend any on the details. The dance near the episode was similar to its video game counterpart, and I really have no objection to playing this scene out in the present time, as it was opposed to having a flashback as it was inside US Part II.
Performance, of course, at the top notch, Pascal and Ramsese own their respective roles. I think I must have liked some more time with both of them, to see the fracture between them, as is being told about the rift instead. I made Ramsi’s young face difficult to believe that Ellie is five years old, but was present as Ellie, regardless of his performance. Isabella, as Dina, was a young energy and an injected scenes that have been stolen, which we have never seen before, which serves as an ideal foil for Ellie’s angry apathy. So far, I like this interpretation of Dina more than her game counterpart. Diego Luna, as a Tommy, was given a third bill in the initial credit, and also does a great work as Joel’s brother, who plays a leadership role in the city and balances himself with an attempt to keep Ellie safe. When Ellie and Dina are brought forward to talk about their scouting missions, they look like two children who have been brought before the principal. Tommy would not have estimated this, but is a column of the community with both respect and authority.
One of the general criticisms of the first season, as the game adaptation, was a specific drawback of infected (a demon -like demons that are the cause of society’s collapse). The opening does not keep the goods from us, gives us a clicker hunting and introduces a hunter version in the field in a stressful deadlock with Ellie. The clicker view also used a bottle throwing to serve as a distraction, a staple mechanic from the game series. Jackson was also aligned for a large threat to Jackson with tendrils that spoiled their way through the city’s plumbing, and Maria (Rutina Wesley) made the fear of a crowd coming down one day.
It’s a little wild that no one found around singing Future days, Given what the episode is called. But it was a re -renovable episode, and this episode has a lot of seeds installed, some of which for the events below the line, some of which can only pay down in the line even further in the line Third season Of show. I don’t think we will get our dose of pearl jam for some time, but I think we will get that moment under the line. Now that everyone is in their “initial positions”, the show can actually start diving in their big and more complex subjects as seen Part II,
