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I agree with everything you just said. There's a vast and diverse audience for this show so I tend to avoid opinions on it for a lot of reasons. Overall it just pisses me off when people always get buttpained when there is a recurring instance of character development prioritizing over action. This episode was about all that development paying off in a big way for the entire show IMO. Luckily the episode is holding up with high ratings in the midst of all the hate. That's all i need to know. I'm hoping to see the show keep the strength of episodes 1-3 and 9 of this season going into the rest of the current and next season. I felt like those episodes were among the best TWD has ever done. |
While I say I think the show has gone from strength to strength, I have to say my favourite season is four. However I think in 4 and thus far into 5 they have really extended the life of the series, by taking the time to develop characters, exploring back story and generally slowing down the pace and giving you reasons to further love the characters and care what happens to them.
I think the latest episode was one of the very best yet, I agree completely. From a directional standpoint it was magnificent, and it can only be a good thing that Greg Nicotero is also directing the seasons finale. |
I loved the use of music in this episode.
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A very good point and easily overlooked. I loved the use of music too, as I did metaphor, symbolism, misdirection and a heavy use of "dream" like sequences too. I thought the way it was directed was beautiful. I liked pretty much every detail, to be fair.
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I agree with everyone on the new episode, that was fantastic. The dream sequences were especially haunting as well as the hallucinations. Very powerful.
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