The Walking Dead, "C'est de la merde mais je regarde depuis 5 saisons" Options

[Sakavomi]

ca reprend quand?

Vers le 10 Février je crois.

[Dagoberto]

Vers le 10 Février je crois.

ok merci

[Hiso]

Le 8 février.

[parizien]

Spoiler :

la mort de Beth, la plus ridicule de toutes les saisons

[Le Duc]

Le 8 février.

[CL]

Elle n'était pas morte Princesse Erika ?

[colt]

Tu confonds avec Teri Moise

[filet-o-fish]

Spoiler :

Vous êtes sérieux avec la mort de Beth, putain j'étais choqué moi limite la larme à l'oeil. Ok elle est stupide avec ses vieux ciseaux mais putain
J'suis déçu pour la keuf, je pensais que Rick allait la taro (miskine ca fait longtemps il a pas ken)
La saison 5 est bien sur certains aspects mais elle est chiante dans le délire des "camps séparés" l'histoire avance peu au final.
Alors certes ça permet de développer certains personnage même si ça reste centré sur Rick et le fait qu'il soit devenu ce qu'il ne voulait pas être (insensible, 0 compassion: un peu comme Shane quoi) mais franchement on s'en bat les couilles des conversations entre Glen et Tara pendant qu'ils pechent.
J'suis déçu aussi par l'histoire du scientifique, alors soit dans la 2eme partie on va voir la réaction de Rick quand il va savoir que c'est un mytho et ce qu'il va décider de faire et quel sera "le nouvel espoir" soit ils continuent de faire les gitans en allant d'un camp à l'autre.
Je préférais l'idée d'aller à DC, ça donnait un but (au dela de la survie)

[DelSpooner]

Vu l'épisode de reprise

Spoiler :

Bon ok les dialogues de Tyreese sont toujours chiants mais c'était pas une raison pour le faire crever aussi bêtement.

[Hiso]

Vu l'épisode de reprise

Spoiler :

Bon ok les dialogues de Tyreese sont toujours chiants mais c'était pas une raison pour le faire crever aussi bêtement.

Spoiler :

Je suis assez d'accord. Sa mort est mauvaise, ses hallucinations étaient beaucoup trop longues, le Gouverneur était également de trop.

Et surtout, la différence de puissance entre celle de Beth et celle là... C'est vraiment dommage.

[VDVisBack]

Aussi chiant que les 8 episodes précedents ... Ca se suit donc. A part le plan en ralenti qui est très beau le reste est assez nase.

Spoiler :

Et puis y'en a au moins 4-5 à tuer avant Tyreese

[Next]

Spoiler :

Je ne connais pas bien le Tyreese des comic books, mais en tout son personnage aura clairement été sous-exploité dans la série.
Et je trouve ça vraiment dommage de l'avoir tué maintenant, alors qu'ils se refusent par exemple à tuer Carol dont on a fait 1000 fois le tour.

Par contre, autant j'avais senti le coup venir pour Beth très tôt dans l'épisode, autant là au moins c'était inattendu. Même après la coupe du bras, j'ai eu un peu d'espoir qu'il survive (même si bon le virus a eu le temps de se propager dans la chambre.
Les "apparitions" j'ai bien aimé sur le coup, mais effectivement c'était trop long. Comme d'hab la série manque de finesse d'écriture.

[stoner_man]

Spoiler :

Je suis archi-dégoûté de la mort d'un perso de Banshee alors que celle de n'importe quel personnage de cette série ne me fait ni chaud ni froid. C'est dire si c'est mal fait.

[Fulgrim]

Spoiler :

autant Beth ça m'avait surpris et fait un peu chier autant la rien a foutre. J'ai même passé les scènes ou il hallucine, merde ça devient de pire en pire cette série...

[Dagoberto]

sacrement chiant...

Z Nation >>> The Walking Dead.

[Master-Exploder]

Useless season.

[Le Duc]

Concernant le dernier épisode. Article bien intéressant.
Attention certains spoilers du Comics dans ces quelques lignes (en anglais pour les braves).

Spoiler :

All The Incredibly Cool Details You May Have Missed In This Week’s ‘The Walking Dead’

This week’s episode of The Walking Dead, directed by Greg Nicotero, “What Happened and What’s Going On,” was not only one of the more depressing episodes of the series, featuring one of its saddest deaths, it was also one of the more artistically directed. The Walking Dead occasionally layers in Easter Eggs and cool details, but it did so much more frequently in this week’s episode. There were some really cool details that, if you weren’t watching (or listening) to closely enough, you may have missed.



1. The voice you hear on the radio broadcasts in the mind of Tyreese is actually the voice of Andrew Lincoln, in his natural accent. What we are hearing, most likely, is not reports about the zombie outbreak, but sadly, radio reports about the Rwandan genocide.

“At least 68 citizens of the republic have been killed in four deadly attacks along the main coastal district. The group has continued their campaign of random violence, moving across the countryside unfettered with the republic’s military forces in disarray … There have been troubling reports of cannibalism having broken out in refugee camps along the republic’s transportation corridor. And despite the string of victories by rebel forces, there are disturbing reports of increasing the brutality of their tactics including the wholesale destruction of villages, burning down local prisons, targeting of civilians, and even the widespread mutilation of children and young mothers.”

How messed up is that?

2. I was trying to figure out the significance of Noah getting nicked in the forehead on the barbed wire near the beginning of the episode, wondering if it was a bit of foreshadowing:



More likely, however, director Greg Nicotero was clueing us into the fact that the opening sequence was a flash-forward, as you can see that Noah’s forehead is nicked there when he is weeping over what we originally believed to be the burial of Beth, but as we later learned, was in fact the burial of Tyreese.



3. As I wrote about elsewhere, there are several references to wolves, including most noticeably this graffiti behind Michonne.



There is also a very brief shot of the survivors being attacked by what looks like wild dogs or wolves in the “Next on” promo (at the 24 second mark):



4. You might have also noticed a few pictures of dogs in the bedroom of Noah’s walker brother. Here’s one above the head of Tyreese:



Here’s another next to The Governor:



5. Potential Minor Comics Spoiler

The ‘W’ on the foreheads of the dissected walkers may also be a reference to the Wolves, or possibly to The Whisperers, a group of survivors from the comic series that we have not yet met in the television show. It’s possible, too, that the Whisperers run with wild dogs/wolves.



6. When Tyreese first sees visions of Lizzie and Beth, there is blood from their death wounds.



When Tyreese asks Bob to turn off the radio and he accepts his fate, those wounds are no longer visible.




7. Make of it what you want, but there was definitely something to the fact that, when Tyreese peered into the doorway here, he was seeing Noah’s reflection in the shattered glass.



8. MAJOR, MAJOR COMIC BOOK SPOILERS



The shots of Glenn holding and using a baseball bat are almost certainly allusions to his death in the comic book series by Negan, who smashes Glenn’s head in with a bat.

[Biz Markie]

Concernant le dernier épisode. Article bien intéressant.
Attention certains spoilers du Comics dans ces quelques lignes (en anglais pour les braves).

Spoiler :

All The Incredibly Cool Details You May Have Missed In This Week’s ‘The Walking Dead’

This week’s episode of The Walking Dead, directed by Greg Nicotero, “What Happened and What’s Going On,” was not only one of the more depressing episodes of the series, featuring one of its saddest deaths, it was also one of the more artistically directed. The Walking Dead occasionally layers in Easter Eggs and cool details, but it did so much more frequently in this week’s episode. There were some really cool details that, if you weren’t watching (or listening) to closely enough, you may have missed.



1. The voice you hear on the radio broadcasts in the mind of Tyreese is actually the voice of Andrew Lincoln, in his natural accent. What we are hearing, most likely, is not reports about the zombie outbreak, but sadly, radio reports about the Rwandan genocide.

“At least 68 citizens of the republic have been killed in four deadly attacks along the main coastal district. The group has continued their campaign of random violence, moving across the countryside unfettered with the republic’s military forces in disarray … There have been troubling reports of cannibalism having broken out in refugee camps along the republic’s transportation corridor. And despite the string of victories by rebel forces, there are disturbing reports of increasing the brutality of their tactics including the wholesale destruction of villages, burning down local prisons, targeting of civilians, and even the widespread mutilation of children and young mothers.”

How messed up is that?

2. I was trying to figure out the significance of Noah getting nicked in the forehead on the barbed wire near the beginning of the episode, wondering if it was a bit of foreshadowing:



More likely, however, director Greg Nicotero was clueing us into the fact that the opening sequence was a flash-forward, as you can see that Noah’s forehead is nicked there when he is weeping over what we originally believed to be the burial of Beth, but as we later learned, was in fact the burial of Tyreese.



3. As I wrote about elsewhere, there are several references to wolves, including most noticeably this graffiti behind Michonne.



There is also a very brief shot of the survivors being attacked by what looks like wild dogs or wolves in the “Next on” promo (at the 24 second mark):



4. You might have also noticed a few pictures of dogs in the bedroom of Noah’s walker brother. Here’s one above the head of Tyreese:



Here’s another next to The Governor:



5. Potential Minor Comics Spoiler

The ‘W’ on the foreheads of the dissected walkers may also be a reference to the Wolves, or possibly to The Whisperers, a group of survivors from the comic series that we have not yet met in the television show. It’s possible, too, that the Whisperers run with wild dogs/wolves.



6. When Tyreese first sees visions of Lizzie and Beth, there is blood from their death wounds.



When Tyreese asks Bob to turn off the radio and he accepts his fate, those wounds are no longer visible.




7. Make of it what you want, but there was definitely something to the fact that, when Tyreese peered into the doorway here, he was seeing Noah’s reflection in the shattered glass.



8. MAJOR, MAJOR COMIC BOOK SPOILERS



The shots of Glenn holding and using a baseball bat are almost certainly allusions to his death in the comic book series by Negan, who smashes Glenn’s head in with a bat.

Spoiler :

J avais "tiqué" sur le tag et la batte de baseball

Si Negan arrive, ça va envoyé du lourd. Le Gouverneur est un enfant de chœur à côté

[Le Duc]

Spoiler :

Negan ouais... C'est un vrai dingue après il est relativement aussi fêlé que le Gouverneur. Donc deux personnages un peu sur la même tendance. Moi ce qui me surprend c'est que les "Whisperers" feraient déjà leur apparition sachant qu'on ne les découvre que dans le dernier tome qui est frais que depuis 2 ou 3 semaines. J'ai l'impression que la série et le comics vont bientôt rouler à la même vitesse. En tout cas moi ce sont ces Whisperers qui aiguisent ma curiosité.

[Le Duc]

Je crois qu'on tient l'épisode le plus chiant depuis le début du début.