My wife and I watch The Last of Us for the FIRST time || Episode 1



My wife and I are watching The Last of Us on HBO Max and giving our reactions and thoughts as the series progresses.

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42 thoughts on “My wife and I watch The Last of Us for the FIRST time || Episode 1”

  1. This show is so good at encapsulating the feel, look, and overall story of the game. It's perfect. Finally an adaptation of a game that's faithful while taking some liberties that feels right. As a TLOU fan boy I can truly say their doing this show right. It's clearly separating itself from TWD, which I am a fan of also, but in story, budget and set design there is a clear difference. There is money behind this show. TWD felt stale and generic from season 8 and on in that regard. TLOU and it's Fungus is actually scientifically true. To an extent. Only liberty is it can't live in humans. Ophiocordyceps mostly infiltrates ant colonies and other insects. The human body, and the brain mostly is too complex for Ophiocordyceps to infiltrate. But still a great job crafting an apocalypse story around it. This show is doing it right, and that's coming from a diehard fan of both games. Awesome reaction. And Boston is phenomenal. We'd be happy to have ya!

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  2. It would be really cool to get Holden the Chroma color blind glasses and see his reaction to color… and then have him redo all his reactions with the glasses on lol.

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  3. i think a virus like that…Joel knew they had to get the hell away from the city. No city was safe and you have to go to the middle of nowhere to try and survive. Staying home they would have gotten overrun so fast

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  4. the first part of the episode is done so so well imo, Sarah is basically the protagonist and makes us feel for her personally, compared to the game where it felt like we only felt Joels pain because he lost a daughter and that was essentially all we knew, in the show we know her as a person, how she is, what sort of character she is so when she dies WE feel like we have lost her too, and therefore feel the pain for Joel even more!

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  5. The intro was a good and necessary addition. Not only is it an introduction for viewers with no knowledge of the story but it also sets it apart from a viral pandemic which we all just experienced and that this is more dangerous, It makes it easier to accept why this happened so incredibly fast compared to our first hand experience.

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  6. If the first scene wasn't at the beginning (basically saying there is no vaccine) the audience wouldn't know why Ellie matters after surviving infection.

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  7. So I know I'm not the first to say this I saw it on another video but I can't give credit cuz I forgot who it was, but the three main characters survive getting infected from the food stores at least four times specifically with Joel forgetting to buy a cake and Sarah not getting a chance to eat any of the chocolate chip cookies and neither one of them eating any pancakes also Joel making the excuse that he was on the Atkins diet because if he was he wouldn't be ingesting as many carbs so bread and baked goods is out of the equation and then the brother Thomas was in jail on a bar fight so he probably didn't get to eat or drink anything that night

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  8. @Holden Hardman I wouldn't cut the 60's bit because the game never really told us how it all started. In the game, you only get to find newspaper clippings or letters about stuff in the past. The show is doing a great job of actually showing us.

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  9. The opening scene is important as they have to establish for the audience that the main characters aren't infected as we can see that they're not eating the bread, the pancake mix, the cookies, or the cake that Joel forgets to pick up and not coming in contact with yeast.

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  10. Holden slowing making me want buy YouTube membership 😂
    Edit: the reason no one had flour it’s cause yeah
    Aslo the opening scene is super super super super important
    Cause it explains everything about the
    Virus
    Joel is from Texas

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