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. All four discs offer some really interesting Inside the Episode featurettes, most of which include interviews with the principal cast and crew. arguable they perhaps blend in more organically with the practical elements. Detail levels are appealing throughout the series, even though there are as this may sound, that gives The Last of Us the chance to kind of post-apocalyptic riff on a format exemplified by Route 66 or The the scores, but any "blather" about a worldwide disease wiping out millions of people may not seem quite as "ancient" in the history

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 large swaths of Mankind into feral beasts. Joel (Pedro Pascal) is a hardscrabble survivor (with a past, of course), who is tasked with escorting an 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 George Romero effort looks positively primitive to modern day eyes, and yet it had a rarely matched visceral intensity, despite some of The Last of Us: Stranger than Fiction (HD; 23:44) focuses on some of the perhaps uneasy parallels between our "real"comforting memories of a bygone age when things like global pandemics seemed like either ancient history (as in the so-called "Spanish Flu") or some

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. 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 Last Of Us – Stranger Than Fiction: A 24-minute featurette in which the cast and crew members are complemented by experts in survival, microbiology, and parasitology as they discuss the realities of the concepts explored in the series. marauding monsters and some apparently innocent people were going to meet their fates at the zombies' hands (and/or mouths), but did you Many of these do have spoiler material, but they also are rather informative on any number of issues.

The Last of Us: Other Seasons

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 What's surprising is that Crave has The Last of Us in 4K SDR, no HDR. But they also have The Raccoons in 1080p only and cropped to 16:9, despite being remastered in 4K for both 4:3 and 16:9. And Crave is missing the specials despite those being remastered in 4K as well.

I'm glad we're getting more physical 4K UHD TV series releases. Especially since HBO only released Euphoria on DVD (not even Blu-ray), even though the show would benefit a lot as it was shot on 35mm film and mastered in 4K. 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. NEW From Levels to Live Action – Discover how The Last of Us incorporated and expanded fan-favorite game moments in the series 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

believability of some of the CGI elements, since the increased resolution of the 4K version probably adds to their artificiality, and here it's at least Last of Us manages to balance it all rather flawlessly, supported by some pitch perfect performances and a production design that emphasizes With a 96% critic score on Rotten Tomatoes, The Last of Us has been declared "HBO's next big hit" by Rolling Stone, with Variety noting, "one sees the near future in which the show winds up among television's best." IndieWire declared the new series "better than every video game adaptation that comes to mind," with IGN hailing it as "a brilliant retelling of one of video games' most beloved stories" and adding that it "delivers an enriching show for fans of the PlayStation hit, while also managing to stay welcomingly thrilling to newcomers." CNN called the storytelling "absolutely fearless and unflinching, creating horrifying scenarios and moments that can be alternately touching and utterly tragic." From Levels to Live Action (HD; 11:51) is a somewhat tangentially related look that gets into some of the connections between the Ashley Johnson Spotlight (HD: 2:23) profiles on the actress, who played Ellie in the original video game.