Is This a The Last of Us Line?– Merle Dandridge & Gabriel Luna-Watch Gabriel Luna and Merle Dandridge try to guess which lines are from their show and which are from other HBO series. The Last of Us: The Complete First Season is presented on Blu-ray courtesy of HBO and Warner Brothers Home Entertainment with an AVC

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Own all nine episodes of the critically-acclaimed first season along with nearly 3 hours of special features including 3 all-new featurettes department nowadays. That intervening time span and all that occurred within it between the video game's premiere in 2013 and this HBO television I should have done more research on this show before I bought it. It's not canon to the games. I'm fine with recasting different actors, but they changed the story too much for me to be able to accept it. What I was hoping for it to be is a retelling of the game, but with additional stories we didn't get in the games, fleshing out the world in ways we didn't in the games -- essentially filler. When you are a big fan of the games like I am, I welcomed filler, as long as it was canon. That is not what we got here. Inside the Episode #1-The cast and filmmakers detail the emotionally charged beginnings of the end of modern civilization.

From Levels to Live Action-Discover how The Last of Us incorporated and expanded upon fan-favorite game moments in the series. still some moments of what I've repeatedly termed "Alexa murk" in some dimly lit scenes (the third episode is a notable example). That said, the At this point, the game shows us a conversation between Joel and Tess, whereas the TV series sees the cops dealing with a young girl they’ve chanced upon, who’s out walking on her own. It’s not Ellie, but it does lead into Joel and Tess’ introduction in 2023. Get to Know Me– Merle Dandridge-Get to know the face behind Marlene as Merle Dandridge talks about getting cast and what’s in her survival bag.

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Similarly, in another scene not in the game, we’re introduced to Ellie who’s chained up for reasons not yet explained – unless you’ve played the game and know what makes her unique. However, in the game, we don’t see Ellie until Joel’s been to see Marlene and is tasked with taking her to the Fireflies, who offer humanity a chance for salvation. Get to Know Me– Pedro Pascal and Bella Ramsey-Pedro Pascal (Joel) and Bella Ramsey (Ellie) answer your questions and talk about being cast, their first meeting and more. The Last of Us was released in video game form long enough ago that it debuted on the Playstation 3, which in and of itself may offer Controllers Down: Adapting The Last of Us (HD; 11:44) is an interesting look at some of the challenges faced by the teamGabriel Luna, as Tommy, was actually born in Texas, but doesn’t seem at all how I’d envisage Tommy after the game. And finally, we get to the last episode, where a pregnant woman is on the run from zombies, who turns out to be Anna, Ellie’s mother, and played by Ashley Johnson, the real voice of Ellie.

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Get to Know Me – Gabriel Luna-Gabriel Luna (Tommy) talks about getting cast, what he took from set and his favorite scene to film. Inside the Episode #3-Learn from the cast and filmmakers how Bill and Frank's story deviated from the game and was expanded in the series adaptation. Inside the Episode #7-The cast details the adventure Ellie and Riley have in the mall and reveal its lasting impact on Ellie's journey. Some things that are nice to see (albeit a bit grim) is the cordyceps wrapping around a corpse when someone dies. That’s not something you’d concentrate on in the game because you’re too busy trying to save yourselves, but here, the camera is allowed to linger. So, hey, a plus! 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

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The games have better acting. The voice-acting is better in them, and of course the 3D computer artists can make the 3D characters as emotive as necessary, but that is also partially creditable to the performance-capture actors themselves. When the actors, here in the show, say a line that also appears in the game, it either sounds lifeless or sounds so cheesy and makes me want to cringe, while the same effect does not happen when I'm playing the game.