Netflix added a highly anticipated mini-series that has fans to watch all season in one day.
If you are looking for your next frenzy, this post-apocalyptic series could be exactly what you need.
The series of six episodes has earned complimentary criticism, with a spectator saying enthusiastically: “When we say the cinema, that’s what we are talking about.”
A spectator said: “Everything binded in one day, he was very well written.”
Another fan shared: “Great, some of the best content I have seen for years.”
Critics have offered various perspectives on the show.
On Rotten Tomatoes, the series has an approval rating of 88% of 54 critics, with an average note of 8.15/10.
The consensus declares: “A Walking Dead spin-off which balances the past and the present without jumping on the range of blockbuster, those who live is a coherent treat for longtime fans.”
Conversely, Lucy Mangan of the Guardian notes that if the series presents the return of Rick and Michonne, he also includes “some very overworked plots”.
For a more in -depth analysis, the Cosmic Circus offers a review highlighting the series as “very satisfactory” and an appropriate conclusion to the scenario.
Spin-off of a beloved long series, he focuses on the love story between two main characters whose future has not been resolved.
Initially broadcast on AMC last year, the series has now arrived on Netflix (AMC). The show in question is The Walking DeadSin-off of 2024, Those who live.
The Walking Dead Completed his 11 seasons in 2022, leaving several unanswered questions.
Among the most urgent, the fate of Rick Grimes (Andrew Lincoln), who disappeared in mysterious circumstances of the new season, and Michonne (Danai Gurira), who began to search for it in season 10.
Those who live Parade in their long -awaited reunion, exploring how they reconnect after years and fight to go home.
The series was created by Scott Mr. Gimple, the chief of The Walking Dead Universe, alongside Lincoln and Gurira. It is now available for streaming on Netflix in the United States.
Andrew Lincoln and Danai Gurira take over their emblematic roles for Those who live (AMC).
Look at the trailer for Those who live here…
Those who live are now available to broadcast on Netflix.
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