"Quando ti perdi nell'oscurità, cerca la luce"
The Last of Us
Vent'anni dopo la distruzione della civiltà moderna, Joel, uno scaltro sopravvissuto, viene incaricato di far uscire la quattordicenne Ellie da una zona di quarantena sotto stretta sorveglianza. Quello che inizia come un lavoro relativamente facile si trasforma presto in un viaggio brutale e straziante, poiché i due si troveranno a dover attraversare insieme gli Stati Uniti e a dipendere l'uno dall'altra per sopravvivere.
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S2 E7 • 25/05/2025
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Nel mezzo della battaglia tra le fazioni in guerra di Seattle, la ricerca di Ellie la porta verso uno scontro devastante.
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Recensioni degli utenti
Vedi tutto su TMDBAbsolute shit, i would rather play the TLOU 2 than watch another minute of this shit, it was nothing to do with the lore or the characters from the games. Comparing this bore-fest of a show to The Last Of Us 1 is like comparing Peter Jackson The Lord Of The Rings Trilogy to Amazons Rings Of Guyladriel.
FULL SPOILER-FREE REVIEW OF SEASON ONE @ https://www.msbreviews.com/tv-reviews/the-last-of-us-season-1-review *Based on the full first season handed to press* "The Last of Us is the first live-action videogame adaptation able to finally break the frustrating curse, reaching the so-desired unprecedented level of excellence. Craig Mazin and Neil Druckmann construct a complex character study…
No spoilers here. I went into this show cautiously optimistic, after seeing the trailers. I, like so many others, have been burned by horrid video game adaptations ***cough*** "_Halo_" ***cough***. I was incredibly surprised by the first episode. LOVED IT! While yes, the pacing was a bit slower than the game's first few moments, I felt like it was appropriate to set the stage for everything to …
Why do series feel the need to be woke? I had invested quite a lot of faith in this series until episode 3, which I call 'Gays of our lives". An entire episode about the lives of two beardy, gay blokes, that has next to nothing to do with the overriding story and feels like virtue signalling. I don't mind gay people. I've known a few over the years but what's the need for this? I wasted 20…