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The Walking Dead is essentially the most famous and popular zombie series. I've looked at it since 2012.<br><br>The series tells about life within a zombie apocalypse. In the initial seasons, the heroes constantly wander around, moving from a single city to another. After that full-fledged post-apocalyptic society is formed, composing of disparate bandit formations and settlements which are at war with every other. The greatest danger in the realm of "Walkers" is not zombies, but other people. The dead allow me to share extremely slow and easily killed, but when stacked up in a large group, they have remarkable strength at close range, and it can be hard to push a zombie away on your part without right skill. In combination with zombies and bandits, climatic conditions also affect our heroes: such as, during prolonged frosts, the harvest may die and Rick's group will surely have not eat (in late seasons, about decade have passed forever in the apocalypse - all hypermarkets have been cleaned and empty, we've got to grow provisions in the beds).<br><br>The key feature with the series is its atmosphere and realism. It's as if you are falling into that world, alongside the heroes experiencing many of the hardships and hardships. Over time, the characters became like family (with the exception of Morgan and Enid, [http://ncfysj.com/home.php?mod=space&uid=358848 movie review] the two of these I never liked). Each character within the series is revealed and resolved to the detail, and a large LOT of them. Probably the most colorful characters, for me, are Carol and Deril.<br><br>Also, a unique feature in the series would be that the last seasons, in principle, will not be worse versus the first. True, from the later seasons there's a certain proportion of, if you're not delirium, then fantastic: Ezekiel in reference to his tiger plus a shifted cuckoo, a scavenger settlement with the eccentric junkyard queen ... and there's also a separate settlement of "Amazons" with machine guns along with a wandering population group mimicking zombies<br><br>One of the best season is when Rick with the exceptional group just found its way to Alexandria (and the way ended there!). Walking out to clearly there was a season where they once lived within an abandoned prison, where everyone fell ill from a mysterious disease ... it so happened that I watched in 2010 to use entirety and was ill, using a temperature of 40+ (full immersion, mln). The times of year where Rick's group fought Negan's gang will be the most depressing and darkest episodes of The Walkers. That is why these are no less interesting. Generally, the series is not funny, to put it mildly. Zombie apocalypse and should not be fun. Sometimes there are boring episodes in which nothing happens. But this is not necessarily the case. Gradually events are swaying plus it becomes interesting to watch. The series has been running for way too long that Rick's daughter has recently grown originating from a baby and turn into a full-fledged character.<br><br>Generally speaking, "The Walking Dead" is usually recommended to enjoy lovers of films about zombies and long series, discover scared of some protraction and depression.
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The Walking Dead is just about the most famous and popular zombie series. I've looked at it since 2012.<br><br>The series tells about life inside a zombie apocalypse. In the first seasons, the heroes constantly wander from place to place, moving from one city to another. Then this full-fledged post-apocalyptic society is formed, including things like disparate bandit formations and settlements which might be at war with each other. The best danger in the industry of "Walkers" seriously isn't zombies, but other people. The dead here i will discuss extremely slow and easily killed, but if they are accrued in onlookers, they have remarkable strength at close range, and it's not easy to push a zombie away by you without proper skill. In combination with zombies and bandits, weather conditions also affect our heroes: one example is, during prolonged frosts, the harvest may die and Rick's group will simply have not eat (in late seasons, about decade have passed since the beginning on the apocalypse - all hypermarkets are cleaned and empty, we must grow provisions within the beds).<br><br>The main feature in the series is its atmosphere and realism. It can be as if you are falling into that world, with the heroes experiencing the many hardships and hardships. Over the years, the characters became like family (with the exception of Morgan and Enid, the two of these I never liked). Each character in the series is revealed and exercised to the smallest detail, and a large LOT of them. One of the most colorful characters, i believe, are Carol and Deril.<br><br>Also, an exceptional feature of the series is the last seasons, in principle, usually are not worse than the first. True, from the later seasons there exists a certain proportion of, or even delirium, then fantastic: Ezekiel in reference to his tiger and a shifted cuckoo, a scavenger settlement with an eccentric junkyard queen ... and there is also a separate settlement of "Amazons" with machine guns and also a wandering population group mimicking zombies<br><br>The best season is the place Rick with his fantastic group just came to Alexandria (and the way ended there!). I recall there was a season where they once lived in a abandoned prison, through which everyone fell ill from an unknown disease ... it so happened that I watched there is much surprise in their entirety and was ill, having a temperature of 40+ (full immersion, mln). The seasons where Rick's group fought Negan's gang will be the most depressing and darkest episodes of The Walkers. That is why there're believe it or not interesting. Generally, the series seriously isn't funny, [https://www.blackhatway.com/index.php?action=profile;area=forumprofile;u=1058663 read movies reviews] that will put it mildly. Zombie apocalypse and shouldn't be fun. Sometimes you can find boring episodes through which next to nothing happens. But this is not necessarily the case. Gradually events are swaying but it becomes interesting to watch. The series has become running for such a long time that Rick's daughter has already grown at a baby and turn a full-fledged character.<br><br>Generally speaking, "The Walking Dead" could be recommended to see lovers of films about zombies and long series, if you're not petrified of some protraction and depression.

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The Walking Dead is just about the most famous and popular zombie series. I've looked at it since 2012.

The series tells about life inside a zombie apocalypse. In the first seasons, the heroes constantly wander from place to place, moving from one city to another. Then this full-fledged post-apocalyptic society is formed, including things like disparate bandit formations and settlements which might be at war with each other. The best danger in the industry of "Walkers" seriously isn't zombies, but other people. The dead here i will discuss extremely slow and easily killed, but if they are accrued in onlookers, they have remarkable strength at close range, and it's not easy to push a zombie away by you without proper skill. In combination with zombies and bandits, weather conditions also affect our heroes: one example is, during prolonged frosts, the harvest may die and Rick's group will simply have not eat (in late seasons, about decade have passed since the beginning on the apocalypse - all hypermarkets are cleaned and empty, we must grow provisions within the beds).

The main feature in the series is its atmosphere and realism. It can be as if you are falling into that world, with the heroes experiencing the many hardships and hardships. Over the years, the characters became like family (with the exception of Morgan and Enid, the two of these I never liked). Each character in the series is revealed and exercised to the smallest detail, and a large LOT of them. One of the most colorful characters, i believe, are Carol and Deril.

Also, an exceptional feature of the series is the last seasons, in principle, usually are not worse than the first. True, from the later seasons there exists a certain proportion of, or even delirium, then fantastic: Ezekiel in reference to his tiger and a shifted cuckoo, a scavenger settlement with an eccentric junkyard queen ... and there is also a separate settlement of "Amazons" with machine guns and also a wandering population group mimicking zombies

The best season is the place Rick with his fantastic group just came to Alexandria (and the way ended there!). I recall there was a season where they once lived in a abandoned prison, through which everyone fell ill from an unknown disease ... it so happened that I watched there is much surprise in their entirety and was ill, having a temperature of 40+ (full immersion, mln). The seasons where Rick's group fought Negan's gang will be the most depressing and darkest episodes of The Walkers. That is why there're believe it or not interesting. Generally, the series seriously isn't funny, read movies reviews that will put it mildly. Zombie apocalypse and shouldn't be fun. Sometimes you can find boring episodes through which next to nothing happens. But this is not necessarily the case. Gradually events are swaying but it becomes interesting to watch. The series has become running for such a long time that Rick's daughter has already grown at a baby and turn a full-fledged character.

Generally speaking, "The Walking Dead" could be recommended to see lovers of films about zombies and long series, if you're not petrified of some protraction and depression.