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Re: AMC Developing Walking Dead Spin-Off
Originally Posted by SuckaMC
(Post 11837218)
I fully expect that a new zombie show made by the same team as Walking Dead will still have threads containing complainants about how shitty it is from the same folks complaining now. Here's a chance NOT to watch, instead of being "stuck watching it till the end... in case it gets better" Hahaha.
I really hope they start from the beginning. |
Re: AMC Developing Walking Dead Spin-Off
when the shows run is over, the groups will combine for The Walking Dead: The Movie!
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Re: AMC Developing Walking Dead Spin-Off
Originally Posted by riley_dude
(Post 11837183)
Another show about Zombies but in a new location?
Oh come on. |
Re: AMC Developing Walking Dead Spin-Off
Originally Posted by TGM
(Post 11837247)
when the shows run is over, the groups will combine for The Walking Dead: The Movie!
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Re: AMC Developing Walking Dead Spin-Off
Originally Posted by stingermck
(Post 11836606)
And this is how The Walking Dead ends. Over saturation.
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Re: AMC Developing Walking Dead Spin-Off
Originally Posted by Tracer Bullet
(Post 11837460)
I actually don't think so. At least two more seasons of TWD will be aired before this spinoff, at which point the show will probably have an end date set.
Ha! Kirkman once stated, during S2 I believe, that he could see the series going 20 seasons. They are probably just going to make new stuff up when they catch up to the comic. |
Re: AMC Developing Walking Dead Spin-Off
Originally Posted by DeputyDave
(Post 11837226)
Exactly. For crap's sake it's a ZOMBIE show. It's made for fan's of that type of horror. I'll say again: The Walking Dead is better than most (maybe 95%) of zombie genre movies out there. As zombie movie fans we put up with a lot of crap. If the spin off is at least as good as TWD I will welcome it.
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Re: AMC Developing Walking Dead Spin-Off
Originally Posted by Hokeyboy
(Post 11836700)
Make it a 70s-style "variety" show and I'm IN... as long as Tim Conway's there, that is.
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Re: AMC Developing Walking Dead Spin-Off
I guess for a lot of people the show would be a lot better if they actually dealt creatively with the zombies and finding ways to survive/cure/win over them. Instead we get mostly soap opera level melodrama with ridiculous characters like the Governor, interspersed with some gratuitous kills of Zombies, and more illogical actions and plot elements than seem possible. I mean the second half of Season 3 was pretty terrible, because thats all they did. Some will say "but its about the people". Well the people are boring cliched and idiotic. It could be a really good show and parts of it were quite interesting but on a whole it is pretty lousy.
No I won't be catching the spin-off, and will likely skip season 4 as well. There is a good show in there if they actually concentrated on the survival element of a world overriden by zombies in a creative way. To be honest I do not get why the zombie sub genre is so popular, and WD does not really do anything to make me understand it or seek out other zombie stuff at all. |
Re: AMC Developing Walking Dead Spin-Off
Originally Posted by johnnysd
(Post 11838648)
I guess for a lot of people the show would be a lot better if they actually dealt creatively with the zombies and finding ways to survive/cure/win over them. Instead we get mostly soap opera level melodrama with ridiculous characters like the Governor, interspersed with some gratuitous kills of Zombies, and more illogical actions and plot elements than seem possible. I mean the second half of Season 3 was pretty terrible, because thats all they did. Some will say "but its about the people". Well the people are boring cliched and idiotic. It could be a really good show and parts of it were quite interesting but on a whole it is pretty lousy.
No I won't be catching the spin-off, and will likely skip season 4 as well. There is a good show in there if they actually concentrated on the survival element of a world overriden by zombies in a creative way. To be honest I do not get why the zombie sub genre is so popular, and WD does not really do anything to make me understand it or seek out other zombie stuff at all. |
Re: AMC Developing Walking Dead Spin-Off
Originally Posted by PhantomStranger
(Post 11838893)
I think people want The Walking Dead to have an HBO-sized budget like Game of Thrones with the attendant production quality. Instead the series is stuck on AMC, one of the most erratically-run and cheapest cable networks in existence.
I've been wishing that HBO would try their own zombie show. It's only a matter of time until some network tries it and, like I said, I''d love to see non comic characters in a serialized show. |
Re: AMC Developing Walking Dead Spin-Off
Originally Posted by PhantomStranger
(Post 11838893)
I think people want The Walking Dead to have an HBO-sized budget like Game of Thrones with the attendant production quality. Instead the series is stuck on AMC, one of the most erratically-run and cheapest cable networks in existence.
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Re: AMC Developing Walking Dead Spin-Off
Originally Posted by johnnysd
(Post 11838944)
I have no issue with the production quality, I just have issues with the illogical plot lines and forced twists, and the quite boring soap opera elements and histrionics and that plague the show.
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Re: AMC Developing Walking Dead Spin-Off
Originally Posted by johnnysd
(Post 11838944)
I have no issue with the production quality, I just have issues with the illogical plot lines and forced twists, and the quite boring soap opera elements and histrionics and that plague the show.
Originally Posted by DthRdrX
(Post 11838949)
AMC is the one that requested they continue using the prison set because of how much it cost them. I have to think network decisions like that hurt the story lines writers think up years in advance.
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Re: AMC Developing Walking Dead Spin-Off
I don't think the problem for many is the lack of action, it's that the characters are completely unlikable and boring. They aren't even complex and compelling in a Walter White sort of way, they are just sort of there, not doing anything to make us care about them one way or the other.
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Re: AMC Developing Walking Dead Spin-Off
Originally Posted by arminius
(Post 11838581)
And this show is pulling in people that are not zombie fans. I think, even with its flaws, this is a well done show and I would welcome more of this than another cop/lawyer/doctor show.
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Re: AMC Developing Walking Dead Spin-Off
They should combine "Better Call Saul" and the "Walking Dead" spinoff. An attorney who represents zombies suing the people that kill/harm them would be awesome.
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Re: AMC Developing Walking Dead Spin-Off
I hope the show is called "The Wheelchair-Bound Living".
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Re: AMC Developing Walking Dead Spin-Off
Originally Posted by DthRdrX
(Post 11838469)
Ha! Kirkman once stated, during S2 I believe, that he could see the series going 20 seasons. They are probably just going to make new stuff up when they catch up to the comic.
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Re: AMC Developing Walking Dead Spin-Off
Originally Posted by stingermck
(Post 11836606)
And this is how The Walking Dead ends. Over saturation.
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Re: AMC Developing Walking Dead Spin-Off
Originally Posted by johnnysd
(Post 11838648)
I guess for a lot of people the show would be a lot better if they actually dealt creatively with the zombies and finding ways to survive/cure/win over them. Instead we get mostly soap opera level melodrama with ridiculous characters like the Governor, interspersed with some gratuitous kills of Zombies, and more illogical actions and plot elements than seem possible. I mean the second half of Season 3 was pretty terrible, because thats all they did. Some will say "but its about the people". Well the people are boring cliched and idiotic. It could be a really good show and parts of it were quite interesting but on a whole it is pretty lousy.
No I won't be catching the spin-off, and will likely skip season 4 as well. There is a good show in there if they actually concentrated on the survival element of a world overriden by zombies in a creative way. To be honest I do not get why the zombie sub genre is so popular, and WD does not really do anything to make me understand it or seek out other zombie stuff at all. |
Re: AMC Developing Walking Dead Spin-Off
Originally Posted by big e
(Post 11839636)
I don't get it either. Most of the zombie movies I've seen have had pretty much the same plot (and a lot of them really aren't that good). It's kind of like zombies have become this generic villain pop culture latched onto that keeps getting shoehorned into everything.
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Re: AMC Developing Walking Dead Spin-Off
Originally Posted by DaveyJoe
(Post 11839036)
I don't think the problem for many is the lack of action, it's that the characters are completely unlikable and boring. They aren't even complex and compelling in a Walter White sort of way, they are just sort of there, not doing anything to make us care about them one way or the other.
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Re: AMC Developing Walking Dead Spin-Off
Originally Posted by PhantomStranger
(Post 11838893)
I think people want The Walking Dead to have an HBO-sized budget like Game of Thrones with the attendant production quality. Instead the series is stuck on AMC, one of the most erratically-run and cheapest cable networks in existence.
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Re: AMC Developing Walking Dead Spin-Off
Originally Posted by stingermck
(Post 11836606)
And this is how The Walking Dead ends. Over saturation.
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