For a few months now, fans of zombie franchises have been eager to see it on their televisions The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live, a new series in the franchise that explores the point of view of characters who disappeared from the main program. And now, being just over a week away from its official premiere, criticism has come from the media, with a rating that will be a relief for those who had faith in this project.
Until now, the program has good scores through the website. Rotten Tomatoes, so far accumulating 88%, which makes it a product that remains classified as fresh, something that fans of the saga will like as is. Added to this are comments that indicate that the original production is being honored, and that also explains certain details that were left ambiguous in other spinoffs and series.
Here are comments from the press:
The Wrap: At its best, it's a powerful showcase of how good Lincoln and Gurira are in these roles. But don't expect a radical reinvention of the franchise.
Digital Spy: The Ones Who Live does not live up to expectations. It's not bad per se, and there are moments of greatness, but given how long Walking Dead fans have waited for Rick to return, it's not the big return we were hoping for.
Marvelous Geeks Media: The series excels through the performances, bringing deep emotions to center stage, which will be what long-time fans will love.
Geeky Mamas: Those who have been waiting forever for Rick's return will be delighted! It feels like top-notch The Walking Dead while also bringing something fresh and unique to the table.
Remember that The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live releases the February 25 on the ACM television network. It is not yet known which streaming platform it will come to.
Via: Rotten Tomatoes
Editor's note: The comments seem quite mixed, so we will have to wait for the fans themselves to judge the program. Fortunately, it won't be long until the chapters arrive.
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