The Last of Us Uncut Reaction 1x7
Added 2023-02-28 09:54:37 +0000 UTCThe Last of Us Uncut Reaction | 1x7 | "Left Behind"
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It's laid out how it's laid out in the game, if you play chronologically including the DLC. They had to put this here because it parallels with he present situation.
Nathan Jasper, the Artist Formerly Known as Primary
2024-04-18 01:21:45 +0000 UTCI liked ep 3 more, but Bella's performance made this ep very special for the reasons you said. As the ep progressed, I stopped waiting for the infected and instead, waited for whether Ellie would have the courage to tell Riley how she really feels. The infected became a "bonus" source of tension almost if you will. Sure, a slower ep, but I liked it regardless. Especially how they tied all of this together with Joel and Ellie - this was "Riley's letter" to Ellie. Really loved the parallels and the mirroring to Joel and then of course to ep 3.
S.
2023-03-01 05:47:22 +0000 UTCThis episode depicts the single best, most thoughtful, most elaborate date I have ever seen onscreen. And the best depiction of yearning and unspoken love I've seen in a long time. Oh initially I agreed w the consensus: slower, and so tense knowing the ending that you couldn't really enjoy it and were just waiting for the infected's appearance. But when I rewatched it, I was able to relax and appreciate the episode for what it was. It's a date, a declaration of love, a tragic love story. I suspected Ellie liked Riley when she wouldn't undress in front of her, or when she asked with wonder and hope "you planned stuff?" before they went down the escalator. Or when she "accidentally" bumped into Riley on the escalator. I knew 100% when she nervously fixed her hair in the Vitoria Secret window. And the way she gazed at Riley on the carousel when she wasn't looking? Such intense longing and yearning. My heart is broken for Riley. To plan such an extraordinarily wonderful thing for your love and have it turn so catastrophically wrong that it kills the person you did this for. You give someone a thoughtful, lovingly planned gift... and it explodes in their face. In Riley's mind, she killed Ellie by bring her there. Her "I'm sorry, I'm sorry" broke my heart. How I wish I could tell her that Ellie is gonna be fine! I loved this episode, yes, probably more than Long Long Time. I realize it's a minority opinion.
Julien
2023-02-28 18:09:47 +0000 UTCThanks guys. I was disappointed with this one, they messed the pacing up again in my opinion. The emotional payoffs were decent though.
Roma
2023-02-28 13:12:26 +0000 UTCAww, Joel was going to be one of those sewage workers (the last gig he signed up for). Imagine Riley being there supervising him. I loved how Joel and Ellie held hands at the end, this ep had nice parallels.
S.
2023-02-28 10:39:18 +0000 UTC
