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I enjoyed the episode, I thought they could have dealt with the horde in more sensible ways, I mean where were they ultimately going with them? All in all good start and nice to see Morgan getting settled in, be interesting to see how long he is about for.
I was thinking they've obviously drove them there, so just plow them into the pit like a giant Molotov cocktail ad blow the zombies up, they wouldn't kill them al but there would be so few left it would be problem averted.
Herding masses of zombies was something that's part of the comics but I don't think they handled it well here. Black and white thing just feels like a cinematography limitation and a little too cheap. Pointless drama has been kept at a relative minimum though but Rick still feels a little too intense as a character.
I've only just realised how annoying he can be. Morgan definitely needs to sort him out with that stick of his, some man to man action.
Like we saw in Season 2 was it, with Shane?
im glad rick is more natural now. hate it when people are like i would help all. no you wouldnt after a while you would be brutal.
the episode was okay its like all the episodes. some are great some a re okay some are bad.
its just the walking dead.
the black and white for me was pointless. its not a art flick.
the episode was okay its like all the episodes. some are great some a re okay some are bad.
its just the walking dead.
the black and white for me was pointless. its not a art flick.
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It was nothing to do with trying to look arty. It was just to avoid confusion as to what was past and present.
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It does providing the brain is destroyed, they was a pit full set alight in Series 3? by the Governors' mate, I think and a couple still weren't dead at the end of the fire.
Edit: Even if they did manage to start a large blaze fuelled by walkers, it wouldn't have killed them all - firstly they wouldn't all catch fire, secondly the fire would die out before it could, thirdly it would undoubtedly be smothered (albeit unintentionally), fourthly even if they all did catch fire it's likely it would melt and burn their clothes and do some 'cosmetic' damage but they would probably still function the same and finally if they did all begin to burn and create a giant walker fireball then surely the smoke, fire, heat and sound would attract even more.
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They could have easily kept them in there by building a wall up using the same materials they used to divide them at the crossing. Apparently though that wouldn't work because eventually they would get out anyway? Why not just open a tiny crack and create a big rotating blade and draw them all in to the blade. It is a tough one to deal with but not sure they did the best choice.
Half-life 2 Style, I like it!
It would have been much better to simply add a subtitle that said "Three days earlier" and have it in colour. It would have been much more tolerable to watch and in no way at all confusing.
Watching half of the episode in black and white honestly hurt my enjoyment of it. It's just so much harder to get into when it's like that.
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Yeah, I wasn't a big fan of it. I guess it was just one way of doing it and that's what they went with.
Although obviously it's just a story, so we have to let them do weird stuff we wouldn't.
Is it? I thought it was real life
They already found the farm machinery store, when Glen & Co took out a load of walkers before the herd got there.
