The need to disconcert us or, at the least, make us salivate with ideas whose energy lies in surprising or actually suggestive photos, a customized that we vastly recognize on this sixth season of Worry the strolling lifeless (Robert Kirkman and Dave Erickson, since 2015), we additionally discover him in the episode “USS Pennsylvania” (6×15).
What we see in sluggish movement, first with some hateful voice-overs and, later, staged in parallel, worries us whether it is about the future; of the umpteenth realization of a potential dream damaged by the ordinary cruelty in the world that has remained after the zombie apocalypse. And when the different scene gobbles up the highlight and the cult dialog ends, the writers give a new knock about the place the characters are.
However the prologue It doesn’t finish till the different half of the narrative axis returns and we uncover that there was no flashforward right here, however the preparation for the inevitable confrontation that’s coming, with an nearly epic tone very effectively supported by the percussion of the soundtrack of Danny Bensi and Saunder Jurriaans (American Gods), who changed Paul Haslinger (Halt and Catch Fireplace) from season 4 of Worry the Strolling Useless.
One other curious setting for ‘Worry the Strolling Useless’
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This fashion of narrating so aware and measured It might not be appreciated by those that don’t delve into cinematic mechanics, or refuse to take action in merchandise similar to The Strolling Useless franchise (Frank Darabont and Angela Kang, since 2010); and so they solely see on this first spinoff sequence the identical easy zombie offal horror. An absurdity.
On the different hand, in “USS Pennsylvania” they provide us yet another of these totally different situations through which Worry the Strolling Useless takes place at instances. Let’s keep in mind Celia Flores’s (Marlene Forte) Mexican farm, Thomas’s yacht Abigail (Dougray Scott), the Rosarito Lodge, the dam run by Lola Guerrero (Lisandra Tena), the amusement park from the “Buried” chapter (4×04 ) or the Wild West city of “Humbug’s Gulch” (5×03).
Now joined by a nuclear submarine and its darkish nautical ambiance a lot the style of that extraordinary tv fiction that’s The X-Information (Chris Carter, since 1993). Though maybe the lighting and coloring of John S. Bartley’s pictures on this one have been extra seductive than these of Jalaludin Trautmann (The Strolling Useless).
An aimless character
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Director Heather Cappiello (Blue Bloods) repeats her job after the refreshing episode “Deal with with Care” (6×10), however the consequence is just not so defensible after the good prologue, and never as a result of of her.
Evidently the showrunners Andrew Chambliss and Ian Godlberg and the screenwriters on responsibility, Nazrin Choudhury and Nick Bernardone, liable for the librettos of “Welcome to the Membership” (6×02) and “In Goals” (6×12), the one, and of the from “Depart What You Don’t” (5×13), “Issues Left to Do” (6×09) and “JD” (6×13), the different, they haven’t recognized methods to take benefit of the house supplied by the submarine full of zombies to offer us with a journey of higher curiosity and pressure. So this episode of Worry the Strolling Useless Barely strikes between two extremes, the starting and the climax, of audiovisual and dramatic lucidity.
For that reason, the tribulations of the principal characters don’t concern us as a lot as they need to, and a horrible flip in the habits of the most crafty of this sequence produced by the AMC entails sure probability points, as if they’d fallen with him in a drift with out a decided course and didn’t know methods to right his confused trajectory.
“USS Pennsylvania” presents us, nevertheless, with one second tasty between John Dorie Sr. (Keith Carradine) and the dangerously insane Teddy Maddox (John Glover), an anticipatory crumb of a vibrant Western head-to-head we hope to take pleasure in in the future. If there’s such a factor as the occasions unfold on this chapter of Worry the Strolling Useless, which may have an effect on the complete zombie franchise.
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