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Undoubtedly, right now it can be becoming more and more difficult to get a worthwhile and interesting film in this particular genre, exempt from clichés and clichés already standing over the throat.

Even though I was once familiar together with the selection of comic books of the same name by Robert Kirkman, I began watching the series not many years after its release, being at that moment in search of a fantastic series while in the genre of post-apocalyptic horror.

The first season just won me over, though it may be the shortest in duration. It is worth admitting that it is here that he is sustained in the exact same classic style with the comic book the exact same name, without deviating from the key storylines. It's striking how realism is conveyed, this atmosphere of your devastated city, around every corner of which a'walker'can hide, who just strives to fight you. Remember the movie 28 Days Later? It is in the first season of The Walkers the fact that influence of the place along with the spirit with the post-apocalyptic emptiness of this film is most acutely felt. More or less everything, sustained by the scenery along with the deliberate grayness of the picture itself, keeps in suspense until the very end. For a lover from the'atmosphere'in films and TV series, this became especially pleasing for me, since I do believe that the development of cinema, to get it mildly, failed if the viewer cannot feel the entire depth of the plot, plunge into this fictional world prescribed through the creators.

Another three seasons were literally'swallowed up'in a miserable quantity of days. It must be especially noted here the well-coordinated work of the screenwriters, who managed not just in take care of the original Kirkman plot, but also to refresh it, securing a piece of themselves as well as the cast of actors. If, checking out the character, he enables you to fidget inside your chair, and the head just explodes with one big question,'What will happen next?' , Then everything worked out.

Combined with the'walking ', new antagonists appear. The Governor, bbs.zengzhixin.com played by David Morrissey, represents the best choice of a comfy and seemingly safe city, however, within the guise of virtue, we have a rather cruel nature, hiding a huge secret while in the depths of his house and seeking with all his might to hold the past.

Also, you ought to bear in mind that these acer notebooks diluted with love lines, it had not been without love triangles and lots of intrigues between the leading characters.

I think, it had been the initial four seasons which were designed and made with an exceptionally high quality.

You commence to stay some form of slimy and unpleasant sensation of prostration from the fifth season. The truth is that that even the most loyal and longtime fans with the series sometimes get bored of the primary characters, and attempts because of the creators to breathe life into them lead to failure, dialogues become obsolete, it can be simply uninteresting to view intrigues, things so predictable. One gets the impression that now the main problem isn't'walking'ones, who can be killed using little toes closed, but the inner experiences of the primary characters. And everything can be fine in case the viewer felt the sentiments with the characters on himself, would share their feelings and show empathy, but, unfortunately, when another dialogue is tangled up, only'Well, again'is spinning in his head. The series has turned into a talk show, where only occasionally without anyone's knowledge, as being a bystander, a couple'walkers'will flash.

The initial episode in the seventh season made an indelible impression on me, after watching I need to far more'such'and immediately. Didn't work out. Failed to work out.

The summary of the compilation of a different antagonist in anyone of Negan (played by Jeffrey Dean Morgan) somewhat diluted the situation. We have to admit that Jeffrey Dean Morgan was perfect for this role. Negan is a-# 1 and authority of a group of survivors who call the Saviors. While Negan might well be probably the most violent antagonist on the show, his primary motives are survival. It'll be interesting to view what sort of creators develop this character, if, obviously, this is a component of their plans.