Alkotók:
Eli JorneZeneszerző:
Ian HultquistSzereplők:
Lauren Cohan, Jeffrey Dean Morgan, Gaius Charles, Karina Ortiz, Michael Anthony, Randy Gonzalez, Logan Kim, Justin Clarke, Jesse Reid (több)Évad(2) / Epizódok(12)
Tartalmak(1)
Maggie and Negan travel into a post-apocalyptic Manhattan long ago cut off from the mainland. The crumbling city is filled with the dead and denizens who have made New York City their own world full of anarchy, danger, beauty, and terror. (Prime Video)
Recenziók (2)
Dead City is just another confirmation that the entire series The Walking Dead, once the most successful TV show ever, is now just a dying concept. It's a classic example of something being artificially prolonged and lacking reflection on the fans' opinions, instead blindly pursuing profits, which is a path to hell.
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A heavy-weight borefest profiting from the name Negan and Maggie that is so unnecessary and skippable it hurts. The recent seasons of The Walking Dead got us used to it being stupid and formulaic, with logic or any kind of suspense left by the wayside, but we've tolerated it through the fun characters that have grown on us over the years. In Dead City, however, all of that is lost and we can only judge it completely objectively based on its filmmaking qualities, and that's a big problem. Negan and Maggie have nothing to work with, there is simply nothing to show for such a simple, short and boring idea in the field of "only" (thank God) 6 episodes, so we can’t expect suspense, atmosphere or new entertaining characters, instead we watch purely walking from A to B and the creators' ridiculous to embarrassing attempts at some scares in the form of retarded zombies. Everybody acts like a bunch of idiots, the whole development is predictable one episode ahead and if you watch the three-minute recaps, you won't miss anything. Boring, boring and boring. If the next two upcoming spin-offs turn out like this, the entire The Walking Dead franchise may go down in shame and all the original fans will be left with the bitter aftertaste of a great franchise being gradually trampled into the ground, just like it happened in the last few seasons...
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