The Last of Us Season 2, Episode 1 Review – “Future Days”
The Last of Us returns with the patient, understated “Future Days”.
The Last of Us returns with the patient, understated “Future Days”.
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The Last of Us’ penultimate episode is a mess of underdeveloped ideas, delivered with underwhelming simplicity.
Daredevil and Fisk’s actions prove to be unsurprisingly unsatisfying parallels in an incredibly underwhelming episode.
The Last of Us pauses for a beautiful Ellie-centric flashback episode.
Apple TV+’s Hollywood satire is often too many things at once – but when focused, is equally bleak and sentimental in fascinating ways.
Daredevil’s transition to the MCU is acutely felt in a (mostly) enjoyable self-contained episode.
The Last of Us heads west – and takes a big step forward – in a standout episode.
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