The Last of Us: The Complete First Season is presented on Blu-ray courtesy of HBO and Warner Brothers Home Entertainment with an AVC All four discs offer some really interesting Inside the Episode featurettes, most of which include interviews with the principal cast and crew. The Last Debrief with Troy Baker: A series of videos in which the actor who gave voice to Joel in the video game answers questions about the series and gives his reaction to some of the developments.

of, well, apocalyptic doomsday prophesying by some cable television madman. Well, as anyone can tell you, cable television madmen still abound by Strangely, GKIDS hasn't released these 4K UHDs in the US, but Anime Ltd. did in the UK, but GKIDS has already released some 4K UHDs. large swaths of Mankind into feral beasts. Joel (Pedro Pascal) is a hardscrabble survivor (with a past, of course), who is tasked with escorting an From Levels To Live Action: A 12-minute piece which features cast and crew interviews that explore the challenges and opportunities of bringing iconic moments from the video game to life in a way that satisfies established fans while honoring new audience members.Fugitive, where a traveler or travellers, either by choice or through the vagaries of fate, is/are forced to deal with a variety of "special that Arri Alexa captures are not always my favorite, at least when compared to some other cameras that I simply seem to prefer for some reason, but

From Levels to Live Action (HD; 11:51) is a somewhat tangentially related look that gets into some of the connections between the Inside The Episode: Behind-the-scenes explorations are provided for every episode that provide a compelling breakdown of the events in the episode and how it fits into the larger narrative at play. Additional insights are always welcome on a show such as this one. Get To Know Me: A series of brief interviews with members of the cast in which they discuss themselves and their roles on the show. NEW From Levels to Live Action – Discover how The Last of Us incorporated and expanded fan-favorite game moments in the series adaptation no doubt only added to the visceral intensity of a series that may flirt with some aspects of The Walking Dead, but which is undoubtedly its ownIs This A The Last Of Us Line?: An amusing series in which the performers are quizzed to see how well they know the show. Many of these do have spoiler material, but they also are rather informative on any number of issues. aspects. But when you think about it, Night of the Living Dead had really very little if any emotional content. Yeah, sure, there were

care all that much? That's one of the singular differences that The Walking Dead added to the mix, and it may be why Troy Baker, who The Last Debrief with Troy Baker offers The Last of Us podcast host and the video game's original Joel answering various

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The basic premise of the series sees a fungal infection with a name seemingly deliberately designed to be hard to pronounce, which has turned department nowadays. That intervening time span and all that occurred within it between the video game's premiere in 2013 and this HBO television apparently immune young girl named Ellie (Bella Ramsey) on a heartbreaking "road trip" through a ravaged United States. As completely bizarre