inhousebrew
Well-Known Member
Yeah I don't watch it for the zombie slaying either. Or at least I don't watch it for -only- the zombie slayingBut yeah a lot of episodes have been slow. Season two really dragged. It could have been around 4-5 episodes and it probably would have been way better. I know the pace can't be the same as the comics, but they should try to keep some of that spirit I think. I mostly enjoyed this past episode though.
I actually think that sometimes the big action sequences are the worst part of the show. Head exploding (door slam) or getting chopped off and smashed are achievable and awesome. But for the big action sequence I think they are pretty weak just because of the lack of budget big enough to do anything great. The scene with Merle and Daryl fighting with everyone coming back to save them was super anticlimactic and I think one of the worst parts of the entire series was how lame the whole invasion of the farm was. Driving around in cars shooting at zombies. It was just super cheesy and maybe that is more the writing than the budget but I thought it was really weak either way. Especially following the emotional and personal drama that just concluded with Rick and Shane.
I don't know but I'm kind of loosing interest. Without that group drama that Shane and Andrea provided it's just not very interesting to me. Maybe Merle will bring some of that back but I'm just not crazy about his character. Rick's own inner-drama is just boring and sad to me. Hoping this latest attack will spark something exciting.