Good look. I like the first one.Netflix straight up dropped this without saying shit!!!
Its not on the feed.... You need to search Black Summer to find it.
Netflix straight up dropped this without saying shit!!!
Its not on the feed.... You need to search Black Summer to find it.
This whole editing scheme was annoying to me. They did it to a very limited extent in season 1 but they overused it here. It never added to the story just made the viewer have to spend extra time trying to figure out the sequence of eventsFor those who have not seen it, not going to give any spoilers, but the tip I will give you is the first four episodes play out Backward/Forward. They will play scenes showing someone doing something and it will abruptly end. THey will do this thru-out those episodes and later give the backstory leading to that scene.
Also why has no one figured out just taking out zombies with a sharp stick or object to the head. They still trying to bludgeon them to death in close combatI enjoyed the show for the most part BUT people still doing stupid shit just because... The mother and daughter were at the ski lodge. The daughter knew the zombies were in the basement but didn't tell anyone! Not even her mom! WHY?
The first fifteen minutes of season two was GREAT tho!
I enjoyed the show for the most part BUT people still doing stupid shit just because... The mother and daughter were at the ski lodge. The daughter knew the zombies were in the basement but didn't tell anyone! Not even her mom! WHY?
The first fifteen minutes of season two was GREAT tho!
Netflix straight up dropped this without saying shit!!!
Its not on the feed.... You need to search Black Summer to find it.
Just finished Season 2 and this mofo was on point from start to finish.
For those who have not seen it, not going to give any spoilers, but the tip I will give you is the first four episodes play out Backward/Forward. They will play scenes showing someone doing something and it will abruptly end. THey will do this thru-out those episodes and later give the backstory leading to that scene.
And all the scenes connect eventually toward the end of episode 4 and 5, so be patient.
Also, pay attention to the airplane, it is part of what is going on. You will find out about it at the season finale which will lead us into Season 3.
The series takes place 4 months after the end of season 1 and it is in the middle of winter. Desperation has kicked in with everybody and The Human Animal has exposed itself with all the characters. Lots of dumb decisions you will see, but you have to remember the situation they are in and you can't judge the show with you sitting on your couch in a comfortable home, with a bowl of snacks and cold beer wrapped in your favorite blanket.
This season is where The Walking Dead should have went after Season 3 instead of where they went dealing with mofos emotions and feelings with each other.
Looking forward to Season 3, no word if its been approved yet.
I agree 100%. Season one drew us in by giving us a set of characters to care about and watch them figure out the rules as they went while wild random shit happened to themSeason one was better
This season was all over
Season 2 was like "lets put random groups of people together with a vague goal and have them enter into conflict with each other randomly". And the Flash forward story telling technique was OVERUSED.
I agree 100%. Season one drew us in by giving us a set of characters to care about and watch them figure out the rules as they went while wild random shit happened to them
Season 2 was like "lets put random groups of people together with a vague goal and have them enter into conflict with each other randomly". And the Flash forward story telling technique was OVERUSED.
Z-nation influence was definitely more present in season 2.
Do you think the black dude with the sniper rifle shot spears? Then stalked him? Their good interaction was the best part of the series to me.
What a weird question to askWhere are the Black women though
You made that up homieSome people knew more about the airplane and from where it came. Sun was one of them, so she was held prisoner as a “Golden Ticket” to access the plane.
If that was the case it was not shown or explained well at all. Why would Sun know? How would other people know Sun knew about the plane if they couldn't communicate with her in english.Some people knew more about the airplane and from where it came. Sun was one of them, so she was held prisoner as a “Golden Ticket” to access the plane.
There was no logical explanation for why they kept her. At the end she was clearly being used as a baggage carrier, but the majority of the time she was just an extra hassle to deal with in the middle of a running ground battle.Right! I was waiting to find out why the different factions were fighting! Why did the dude with the red jacket hold Sun hostage instead of killing her!
Just finished Season 2 and this mofo was on point from start to finish.
For those who have not seen it, not going to give any spoilers, but the tip I will give you is the first four episodes play out Backward/Forward. They will play scenes showing someone doing something and it will abruptly end. THey will do this thru-out those episodes and later give the backstory leading to that scene.
And all the scenes connect eventually toward the end of episode 4 and 5, so be patient.
Also, pay attention to the airplane, it is part of what is going on. You will find out about it at the season finale which will lead us into Season 3.
The series takes place 4 months after the end of season 1 and it is in the middle of winter. Desperation has kicked in with everybody and The Human Animal has exposed itself with all the characters. Lots of dumb decisions you will see, but you have to remember the situation they are in and you can't judge the show with you sitting on your couch in a comfortable home, with a bowl of snacks and cold beer wrapped in your favorite blanket.
This season is where The Walking Dead should have went after Season 3 instead of where they went dealing with mofos emotions and feelings with each other.
Looking forward to Season 3, no word if its been approved yet.
There was no logical explanation for why they kept her. At the end she was clearly being used as a baggage carrier, but the majority of the time she was just an extra hassle to deal with in the middle of a running ground battle.
Just finished Season 2 and this mofo was on point from start to finish.
For those who have not seen it, not going to give any spoilers, but the tip I will give you is the first four episodes play out Backward/Forward. They will play scenes showing someone doing something and it will abruptly end. THey will do this thru-out those episodes and later give the backstory leading to that scene.
And all the scenes connect eventually toward the end of episode 4 and 5, so be patient.
Also, pay attention to the airplane, it is part of what is going on. You will find out about it at the season finale which will lead us into Season 3.
The series takes place 4 months after the end of season 1 and it is in the middle of winter. Desperation has kicked in with everybody and The Human Animal has exposed itself with all the characters. Lots of dumb decisions you will see, but you have to remember the situation they are in and you can't judge the show with you sitting on your couch in a comfortable home, with a bowl of snacks and cold beer wrapped in your favorite blanket.
This season is where The Walking Dead should have went after Season 3 instead of where they went dealing with mofos emotions and feelings with each other.
Looking forward to Season 3, no word if its been approved yet.
It has interesting how so many do NOT like the time jumps
I feel like it has become a very common storytelling device for years now...
I mean damn...since Roshamon
popularized I guess probably by Tarantino in Pulp Fiction and Later LOST
and yeah it can be used poorly and too much but I felt in this SPECIFIC show Black Summer used it well ( a LITTLE much and unnecessarily) for the most part
And its become it signature
I do like when shows try to be different.
Mance>>>>>>>>