And it's in these varied stories where an already emotionally adept tale featuring an ersatz father and daughter really delivers the goods, in some Inside The Episode: Behind-the-scenes explorations are provided for every episode that provide a compelling breakdown of the events in the episode and how it fits into the larger narrative at play. Additional insights are always welcome on a show such as this one. The Last of Us: The Complete First Season is presented on Blu-ray courtesy of HBO and Warner Brothers Home Entertainment with an AVC From Levels To Live Action: A 12-minute piece which features cast and crew interviews that explore the challenges and opportunities of bringing iconic moments from the video game to life in a way that satisfies established fans while honoring new audience members.

Studio description: The Last of Us takes place 20 years after modern civilization has been destroyed. Joel, a hardened survivor, is hired to smuggle Ellie, a 14-year-old girl, out of an oppressive quarantine zone. What starts as a small job soon becomes a brutal and heartbreaking journey as they both must traverse the U.S. and depend on each other for survival. The George Romero effort looks positively primitive to modern day eyes, and yet it had a rarely matched visceral intensity, despite some of still some moments of what I've repeatedly termed "Alexa murk" in some dimly lit scenes (the third episode is a notable example). That said, the arguable they perhaps blend in more organically with the practical elements. Detail levels are appealing throughout the series, even though there are They actually announced that The Raccoons would be coming to Blu-ray, and I won't be surprised if it gets a 4K UHD before Euphoria and Breaking Bad do.the original Joel in the video game, mentions in a supplement that The Last of Us is not really about zombies. adaptation no doubt only added to the visceral intensity of a series that may flirt with some aspects of The Walking Dead, but which is undoubtedly its own apparently immune young girl named Ellie (Bella Ramsey) on a heartbreaking "road trip" through a ravaged United States. As completely bizarre The Last Debrief with Troy Baker: A series of videos in which the actor who gave voice to Joel in the video game answers questions about the series and gives his reaction to some of the developments.

care all that much? That's one of the singular differences that The Walking Dead added to the mix, and it may be why Troy Baker, who Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul (which are distributed by Sony) don't have 4K UHD releases yet despite being mastered in 4K by Sony. Strangely, GKIDS hasn't released these 4K UHDs in the US, but Anime Ltd. did in the UK, but GKIDS has already released some 4K UHDs. All four discs offer some really interesting Inside the Episode featurettes, most of which include interviews with the principal cast and crew. Controllers Down: Adapting The Last of Us (HD; 11:44) is an interesting look at some of the challenges faced by the team

The Last of Us was released in video game form long enough ago that it debuted on the Playstation 3, which in and of itself may offer