The Walking Dead Season 3 Ep 16 - Welcome To The Tombs - Season Finale Review
#51
01 April 2013 - 02:20 AM
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01 April 2013 - 02:21 AM
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01 April 2013 - 02:21 AM
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01 April 2013 - 02:21 AM
#55
01 April 2013 - 02:21 AM
When she paused to talk to Milton, I threw my sofa pillows. "Hurry Andrea!". It was as if Milton heard me yelling, when he told Andrea to hurry.
RIP (television version) Andrea.
**Me thinks Michonne and Andrea were more than just friends before they found Woodbury.
I am depressed that they did not leave the prison. They really need more budget for this show. It would be so much better to see them surviving while on the move.
I will definitely watch season 4.
#56
01 April 2013 - 02:22 AM
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01 April 2013 - 02:23 AM
#58
01 April 2013 - 02:24 AM
First things first. Did 27 people die?! Because it looked more like 10? Or do they count walkers as well??
-Not expecting the Gov to be hitting Milton. My first thoughts were that he was punching Andrea. Although its definitely not Milton's fault because if they had walkers or not at the meet up it wouldn't have stopped Merle. I felt so bad for him.
Great lines from the Gov:
-"If I would have been like this from the start she would have been alive today."
-"In this life you kill or you die... or you die and you kill." Love this line!
-MILTON!!! I expected as much but then I didn't think it would happen right away. Still makes me sad though as I did like him more and more with each episode.
-At first I was understanding of why was Carl giving Rick attitude. I thought that he was mad that they were leaving because it was where Lori died and is buried and he wanted to stay and fight. However him pouting that he should be down there in the trenches I have to roll my eyes as at. Hershel seems to have some sense of the situation and while I do think it could have been another "Randal" issue, Carl did gun him down. I would have at least tied him up for questioning, that would make the most sense at the time.
-I did like how Rick and Michonne made up, good scene with good dialogue. But in retrospect it seems a bit unrealistic given how mad she was at Andrea for doing far less imo.
-Didn't expect the Gov to go crazy on his own people. Martinez's face was priceless.
-Would have liked to seen a scene with Allen mourning Ben but I guess we can only fit so much into a single episode.
-Yay Beth for killing a walker! I don't care for her too much but her taking that crow bar to the walker's head through the fence had to be the most bad ass thing she's ever done.
-"I know how the safety works" Great throwback line to the beginning of the series. So many feels about Andrea! SO. MANY. FEELS.
-Also the most emotion I have seen out of Michonne. She is a great actress when they give her the chance to be.
-Lori isn't there anymore. I noticed when Rick looked up he did not see her.
-Very disappointed the Gov isn't dead. Although I am curious about where the Gov, Martinez and the other guy are going/what they are going to do. I was actually surprised Martinez didn't try to kill the Gov he was looking like he "this mofo is crazy."
Overall, definitely coming back for next season but I am not satisfied with the ending. Anti-climatic and doesn't leave me "dying" to know what will happen next episode.
-P.S. How lucky is Yvette for being on that couch between Chad and Norman for the Talking Dead?!
#59
01 April 2013 - 02:24 AM
#60
01 April 2013 - 02:25 AM
Pretty crap ending. Where did the gov go? He has nothing now and achieved absoloutely zero and it cost him his whole town and all his vehicles except his truck.
#61
01 April 2013 - 02:28 AM
And why not show just a glimpse of The Governor at the end? First they leave Merle behind in season one, and in season two the leave Andrea and now in season three there are more unresolved plot. Come on, man.
I'm So Meta, Even This Acronym
#62
01 April 2013 - 02:32 AM
I was extremely annoyed with Andrea's constant habit of pausing to stare when in the middle of life or death scenarios. She did it two episodes ago, just randomly pausing to take in what was going on, when she should have kept moving, and lost at least a minute or two worth of run time in her own self reflection. In this episode she did the same, pausing, stopping, ect, so it came down to the last few seconds... And it cost her big time. I also felt like she shouldn't have wasted her time with the second wrist when Milton was already heading for her, she had a weapon, she was capable of getting up and moving (Albeit limited), and didn't have twenty second trying to force open her other cuff. She should have raised the wrench, and prepared herself for a fight.
But, meh... Her and Milton's deaths weren't really shocking for me. I feel like they are knocking off the least likable characters to keep the bulk of the audience, so they were pretty expendable as far as rating were concerned. The most shocking thing, for me, was that they had Andrea go out like that, off camera twice. It sort of dulled the shock value, and was a bit pitiful considering how the writers tried to show how resourceful Andrea had become.
Another complaint was that everyone believed Rick and his group. They had exactly one witness to the Governor's brutality, who I didn't really buy surviving to begin with, and no one wondered if she wasn't forced to say Rick's group had saved her? For all Woodbury knows, the group of 'psychopaths' in the prison slaughtered everyone, and they walking right into a meat grinder.
It just didn't feel like a finale. They tried to rush the end, and it made it feel inconclusive.
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01 April 2013 - 02:32 AM
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01 April 2013 - 02:40 AM
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01 April 2013 - 02:41 AM
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01 April 2013 - 02:42 AM
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01 April 2013 - 02:43 AM
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01 April 2013 - 02:46 AM
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01 April 2013 - 02:49 AM
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01 April 2013 - 02:51 AM
#72
01 April 2013 - 02:52 AM
Another complaint was that everyone believed Rick and his group. They had exactly one witness to the Governor's brutality, who I didn't really buy surviving to begin with, and no one wondered if she wasn't forced to say Rick's group had saved her? For all Woodbury knows, the group of 'psychopaths' in the prison slaughtered everyone, and they walking right into a meat grinder.
It just didn't feel like a finale. They tried to rush the end, and it made it feel inconclusive.
I thought I was the only one who thought, why didn't anyone question if Karen was forced to say those things? Tyreese opened those doors pretty damn quickly and they had just been trading fire not 2 minutes ago. I know Tyreese was suspicious of the Gov but he was also suspicious of Rick from what he had seen personally at the prison. Although Tyreese could think the Gov's actions are less than righteous that shouldn't effect what he thinks of Rick given Rick did trip out on them and threaten them. Not a huge deal but I did notice it as well.
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01 April 2013 - 02:53 AM
#74
01 April 2013 - 02:54 AM
I do have some complaints:
Adopting a bunch of older people(I see redshirts)
Noone managed to kill the governor after he slaughtered his own people? I get it, supposed to build drama for next season but eh, it sucked. Plus, we didn't even get a dead Governor..wonder who he is going to murder next season. I also hope he isn't the main focus next season, that will feel too tacked on imo.
#75
01 April 2013 - 02:55 AM
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