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WARNING! SPOILERS AHEAD!!! Pedro Pascal, Anna Torv, Bella Ramsey #TheLastOfUs As a die-hard fan of the franchise, I couldn't wait to return to The Last of Us, this time in the form of a live-action adaptation. And the show did not disappoint. The episode provided a gripping and compelling look into the game's world, from the opening scene set in 2003 in Jakarta to the brutal and violent action scenes. Bella Ramsey's performance as Ellie was one of the episode's standouts. Her portrayal of the character perfectly captures Ellie's strong and resourceful nature. Watching her navigate the horrors of the world outside the QZ walls was a joy. Ramsey's comedic timing and sense of hope in a despondent world provide a much-needed counterpoint to the darkness around her. Ellie and Joel's chemistry, as played by Pedro Pascal, was also impressive. They both had tough exteriors but revealed moments of trust and affection for one another. The Last of Us' set design is

The Last of Us, one of the most cinematic games ever made, has finally been adapted into a TV series by HBO.  As a fan of the game, I was excited to see how the new format would handle the story and characters that I had grown to love.  After watching the first episode, I can confidently say that fans have nothing to fear - this refreshingly faithful adaptation improves upon the original in certain respects. The first episode covers the game's infamous prologue, the 20-year time jump that follows in Joel's story, and the introduction of the unique brand of dystopia in the game.  While it isn't a beat-for-beat recreation of the game's first act, the adjustments and additions to the story are tasteful and add a welcome element of real-world context that grounds the story in a meaningful way. One of the masterstrokes of the game was putting the player in control of Sarah for a while, which makes her subsequent death at the end of the prologue all the more devastating.  The