Season 2 – The Walking Dead: Dead City

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Vasqu3z V @JuliV Jun 1 Can't understand the Hate this Show gets.. it's great See more Liz T @RT00172054 May 1 The adult character development was extremely well done. Negan just wants to be left alone to live off the radar in order to keep the peace for the safety of his family so he refuses to get involved until his family are in danger. Maggie developed an understanding and appreciation in season 1 that shifted her from pure hate towards Negan into seeing him as semi human because of her love for her son finally gut punched & shifted her priorities but it was too late because her son felt neglected & unseen by his mother for all his life. So it was extremely easy for him to be manipulated & seduced by the enemy. However all of the self pitty teenage tunnel vision was what destroyed season 2. Children in high conflict environments mentally & emotionally mature extremely early. The best recent on screen example has to be 28 years later. Hershall’s character was the worst! He was so unprepared that there is no way his character could have ever survived getting around NY on his own. See more ron r @Rhanedsd Jan 11 Aside for a few legitimate actors this tale is weakly performed. It is difficult to watch the actress who plays Maggie attempt a southern drawl as an English Actress. Even more difficult the 2 children part of the main cast just stare. Supposedly emotion driven scenes are filmed with actors 20 to 30 feet away from each other. Lots of love there. With this spinoff on streaming I think we'd all like a little action but this is The Walking dead so you're going to have a bunch if drama one on one scenes with characters because they need koodos as actors. They sure do love introducing characters and have them brutaly murdered soon after. All in all these cats just needed a paycheck and powers that be more than happy to oblige. There's better out there. See more D L @DaturaDreamer Jan 4 It is the same tired storyline across all Walking Dead spinoffs- a psychopath comes to power, and another psychopath tries to overthrow them. So much darkness in these series. And Maggie can’t see her son is a budding psychopath himself and keeps trying to save him. Guess what, that is hard to do at this point. See more Dave R @RT84653032 Oct 27 From bad writing to bad acting and a low budget that makes for a rushed pile of kaka Hershal is just unrealistic and makes no sense half the time I just want to slap the attitude out of him i See more Thomas J @RT06895821 Oct 19 What is lacks in plot, it more than makes up for it with two of my favorite Walking Dead characters and actors. See more Read all reviews

The Walking Dead: Dead City — Season 2

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