ThirstyFly
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I love the comic, and I actually think I may end up liking this more. Everything they added in to extend the story was actually really enjoyable and it never felt like "here comes the filler!".
ITA.big ander said:I loved the fan made opening, but it doesn't fit the tone of this take on TWD. Still, an awesome video.
demosthenes said:When he first left his room there was a roll-a-way bed blocking the door, I wondered if it was put there as a quick "I hope they won't go through this to get to him" type thing.
BertramCooper said:ITA.
Perhaps it would work if The Walking Dead were taking a True Blood-style approach, but it clearly does not work with this show. And from everything I've read, the show and the comic are going to be two entirely different beasts, so I don't think using the comic book in the opening sequence is appropriate.
That said, it is an impressive piece of graphic design and animation. No doubt about that.
He meant different beasts in the tone. And while I agree that they are different so far, they're similar, and the stories are still very close. So if you want to be surprised by the show, don't read the comics.Mrbob said:Interesting. I've been looking into the hardcover comic compilation books on amazon. If the show is going a different path than the comics then it might be alright to check out the comics too.
BertramCooper said:ITA.
Perhaps it would work if The Walking Dead were taking a True Blood-style approach, but it clearly does not work with this show. And from everything I've read, the show and the comic are going to be two entirely different beasts, so I don't think using the comic book in the opening sequence is appropriate.
That said, it is an impressive piece of graphic design and animation. No doubt about that.
spermatic cord said:This was better than the Lost pilot
dawwSimleuqiR said:![]()
No animals were hurt in the filming of this show.
mamacint said:I went through the last few pages and haven't been seeing much discussion on the ratings, but apparently the pilot got TRIPLE the highest rated ever episodes of Mad Men, Breaking Bad and Dexter.
Hells fuckin yeah!mamacint said:I went through the last few pages and haven't been seeing much discussion on the ratings, but apparently the pilot got TRIPLE the highest rated ever episodes of Mad Men, Breaking Bad and Dexter.
demosthenes said:When he first left his room there was a roll-a-way bed blocking the door, I wondered if it was put there as a quick "I hope they won't go through this to get to him" type thing.
ItAintEasyBeinCheesy said:Oh what was the deal with the clocks freezing on the same time in different rooms when he was in hospital.
Spl1nter said:Power went out, clocks are powered by electricity.
But I have photographic evidence of Gary Whitta murdering and then consuming a horse!SimleuqiR said:No animals were hurt in the filming of this show.
In your home, sure. Not in schools, hospitals, and government buildings.ItAintEasyBeinCheesy said:Clocks are usually powered by batteries.
ItAintEasyBeinCheesy said:Clocks are usually powered by batteries.
COMIC BOOK SPOILERSJal said:It was OK, thought it would be darker though. I was hoping for an overwhelming sense of dread and a bit more suspense. I guess i was expecting more drawn out horror than drama with zombies.
waiting for a dog to get eaten. fuck man's best friend.Teknoman said:I'm glad someone finally showed that zombies dont just eat people, they eat anything they can get their hands on. Too many movies (and games) these days make it like zombies only go after people.
Its because people are ok with people getting eaten, but bring out a animal and stop the presses and get ready for a uproar.Teknoman said:I'm glad someone finally showed that zombies dont just eat people, they eat anything they can get their hands on. Too many movies (and games) these days make it like zombies only go after people.
big ander said:COMIC BOOK SPOILERSIt gets pretty fucking dark. Like, choosing whether people live or die, even children. Extensive torture. Et cetera.
Probably because the horse didn't volunteer to be used as a vehicle to gain entry into a zombie infested city.GhostRidah said:Its because people are ok with people getting eaten, but bring out a animal and stop the presses and get ready for a uproar.
Jal said:That's good to hear then, in terms of the show of course.![]()
VisionaryQuest0 said:Yeah, if the show follows the comic's story progression, get ready for some fucked up shit.
threenote said:I'm pissed that the characters won't be saying "FUCK." The comic book has plenty of the word "FUCK."
They've dropped the F-bomb a couple of times on Mad Men, but bleeped out.threenote said:I'm pissed that the characters won't be saying "FUCK." The comic book has plenty of the word "FUCK."
:lolbig ander said:"We're surrounded. And they're hungry."
"Great googly moogly!"
Foxy Fox 39 said::lol
I loved it personally. Had a really cool vibe. Anyone know the cheapest site to pick up the comics in one book?
gdt5016 said:Amazon.
And yeah, this show will get to be relentlessly depressing. A common complaint about the book is that there's never any hope and relief :lol .
demosthenes said:Well that should be expected when reading about the zombie apocalypse :lol
In the comic, are zombies slow or fast or mixed?
Slow enough that most people can just run away from them. However when they get close to someone they can lunge at them for a little burst of speed.demosthenes said:Well that should be expected when reading about the zombie apocalypse :lol
In the comic, are zombies slow or fast or mixed?
There's a couple of decent shots of me, all pretty quick though. And I'm only in the pilot, no subsequent episodes. This was probably the best shot, after Rick gets knocked off the horse (I'm on the right):Minamu said:Couple of questions! Is Gary Whitta clearly visible in this episode, or in any of the upcoming ones?Also, does anything happen to the crows that eat the zombie flesh? Seems like a pretty bad idea, in general.