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I don't think the HBO version is bad, but I think this one is far better and more emotional. It also didn't make sense to me that Ellie just vibed out in the room with him knowing he was infected and didn't tell anyone he was bitten. The depressing forshadowing lines from Sam in the game are really good and Joel's lines after sam is killed are incredibly well done. Ellies reaction in the show is better though Also ngl Episode 4 and part of 5 being so focused on that random lady was a bit of a waste, did anyone care about her? It seemed a bit like TLOU2 where they tried too hard to make you understand the other side but it fell a bit flat.
@@antskensap9136 Bro I thought the same, but I thought they should've cut it at Ellie's face when she was crying, I was actually expecting that, it would've been so good that it would've make me forget the things I didn't like about the episode aka Karen
The off camera death. Joel’s reaction, Ellie saying omg and then cutting to black with that beautifully haunting music is just 10/10 I hope the show does this exactly like the game
Very heartbreaking scene, definitely caught me off guard my first playthrough. Henry was alive before the outbreak just like Joel too. Just to end his life with no hesitation.
I think even if Joel had talked him out of killing himself that day, Henry would've probably eventually did it anyway. Sam was his whole purpose for everything and was the reason he kept going and fighting. To lose your little brother, the only family you have left and your own blood, in such a horrible way, and then to know that you were the one to end their life? I cannot imagine the all-consuming guilt and grief one would feel.
@@xmynationalanthemx Imagine spending 10-14 years raising your baby brother in this new and horrible world vowing to protect him and then realizing you couldn’t. Even if I probably wouldn’t end myself, I understand why someone would. You’d either live broken or not be able to live at all.
@@xavierrivera3407 some people have more will than others. a connection with your daughter is closer than that with your brother, which makes joel have all the more reason to end it. but he probably has more self-control with the wanting to live than henry did, sadly. i honestly can’t imagine losing my younger sibling though, so it’s fair that he did what he did
@@bigmanpounder1229 I think it was more of an obligation to keep his brother alive. We see that he made good and bad decisions to het them through the new world which Tommy brings up in their reunion.
You can find some files in the TLOU2 that confirm Sam's questions. For the first little bit after infection a person is still able to think but their body is being used by the fungus and they have no control. So when henry shot sam, Sam was still in there just unable to stop himself because of that. their deaths felt like a gut punch
@@Swagger1328 By the time they’re a clicker the Pearson that once was is dead. I imagine that by they time one is a bloater the corsets has messed the brain up behind repair.
I just watched this scene as a little brother and I had already l figured he was bitten but hearing his talk with ellie right before his brother shot him and himself hit me HARD in the feels. I started crying too.
QQ: uh, I'm curious: Has anyone ever tried shooting the clicker who's pinning on Sam instead of Henry's? Or will it lead to a bad ending in an instant?
That look of horror on Joel's face after Henry shoots himself is just haunting. You can just tell he really liked those 2 and was absolutely devastated about their deaths.
Also if you see, joel is sad n kinda terrified, hes at Henry's mercy, he thinks he's about to get shot. So he pleads "Henry no" after Henry's face looks angry n breathing heavy. Followed by shock n horror as he sees him shot himself ): that shit always gets me man.
Bro I’ve played through this game so many times. And I finally get why Sam asked Ellie why she’s never scared. Ellie has a different demeanor about the world itself So she’s more curious than scared of turning and Sam sees that. He asked what she was scared of hoping she would say turning so he could be comfortable enough to tell her about his bite then he brings up being trapped. She’s immune so he wasn’t satisfied with her answers. He’s a 13 year old boy having to face his duality in only a couple hours by himself. Henry has such a strict regimen for them that he felt if he told his older brother he’d feel like he let him down or didn’t listen to him. Sam’s story is truly sad as well as Henry’s. Sam was Henry’s reason to keep on
Just saw this scene on the series and I have to say: oh my god. It was so heartbreaking seeing it again, and more considering in the series Sam is just a little kid. A closed wound was open again. Honorable mentions to Pedro Pascal, Bella Ramsey, Lamar Johnson and Keivonn Woodard acting. It was gorgeous
Yeah , but it also doesn't make sense because wouldn't she then see that she isn't the cure to saving humanity afterall so going with the fireflies would be pointless?
@naiveparsley2917 That's not how a cure works though, they'd have to mix with some other stuff to I think. Vaccines are complex and aren't just related to blood and stuff. So no, this doesn't prove her immunity is pointless
Man, Troy played Joel’s body language so well in that scene after Sam turns and Henry pulls the gun on Joel. It makes it feel so much more surreal. Like Joel is realistically scared in that moment. So many movies and tv shows miss the weight of having a gun pointed at the hero, no matter how badass the hero actually is.
I think it’s bc Joel knows what it’s like to lose someone that close to you and how irrational and angry it can make you and he basically can’t predict what Henry is gonna do
Yeah, a clicker is predictable, a bad guy is dumb but predictable. A dude that just got traumatized by the death of his little brother pointing a gun at you is unpredictable and scary as fuck
Yea that always stood out to me. Joel even looking to the floor and afraid to face the barrel of the gun. It's like He's wrestling with survival instinct and empathy for Henry. I dated a woman a few years back who had a gun pointed at her once and she explained what it felt like. The fear and anticipation of that split second of pressure on the trigger. The not knowing when or if it will happen. I felt that by Joel's reactions. Really damn good acting.
Ellies "oh no" here is one of the best moments in the entire game. When she realises it wasn't Joel who saved her, but Henry shooting his own younger brother to save her - a girl he had known for all of a day or 2. Every time I play back through the game those 2 words at this moment get to me as much as anything else in this scene or either game.
Henry’s death is such a perfectly crafted scene… just incredibly heartbreaking. The music for this game fits it so well and sounds phenomenal, and it stands out in this scene. The way the camera cuts to Joel’s remorseful look as Henry shoots himself is so shocking. Joel doesn’t exhibit that much emotion as he usually keeps it bottled up, so seeing him shocked is weird for us. Then when Ellie just says “Oh my god!” and it cuts to black…. It’s a phenomenal scene, but an incredibly sad one.
Please don't build any false hope, this is wild speculation but since it isn't a direct adaptation there is a chance we lose Bill but somehow Henry and Sam make it out alive with Joel and Ellie. Maybe... Please....
The show messed up by revealing the bite tbh. Much better that he kept it a secret. The scene was still powerful but, just even more powerful as it's a bit more unexpected in the game.
That scene with Ellie and Sam just talking about their fears and what lies on the other side of infection is so well-crafted and moving. Sam is trying to hard to face up to his fate and not fall apart.
Joel knows immediately what’s going thru Henry’s head, that’s why he goes for the gun and that’s why Henry points it at Joel to keep him from stopping him. Joel has probably been so close to pulling that trigger on himself
The most painful thing about this is that if Sam had been upfront about being bitten, Henry would’ve likely mourned it properly and not unalived himself
Idk, I think Henry might’ve died anyway. The grief of losing his baby brother, his blood, his only remaining family, might’ve ultimately been too much for him to bear. I don’t think I could go on after losing a sibling so horribly.
@@xmynationalanthemx Yeah especially in the post apocalypse where the only thing you probably still have if you’re lucky is your family or friends. Once that’s gone, what is there to live for? In the modern world, no matter how much you love someone, if they pass on too early, you can mourn with your family and give yourself time before you move on. You can always find meaning in doing something else or finding someone new if your so passes as well. Sam was Henry’s only family left.
@@xmynationalanthemx as an older sister, I can relate. I wouldn't ever be able to live with myself if something terrible in general happened to my little sister.
Honestly, both the show and game did amazing. I remember seeing this the first time and my jaw literally dropped. Held the controller in my hand and did/said nothing for a good few minutes. I love it when a game/show can make you feel a deep connection to an imaginary character. 10/10 Game and Show (so far)
Show did really good, they added more to Sam and Henry's story. Overall I still prefer the game. The initial abrupt end of Henry fucked me up in the game, plus the acting and music were better imo. Tbh I believe that the majority of people who played the game first will prefer the game and the majority of people that watched the show first would prefer it, all because those are our first impressions on those specific scenes.
Honeslty as playing the game, I appreciate that the Show doesn’t give me the same exact scene/moment, I still knew what was coming but still felt the same thing I felt when this scene first happened in the game. But I get what you mean
@@SCSAsJorts oh 100%, I’m glad it wasn’t just a carbon copy. Making Sam death and younger was a cool change as you empathise a bit more for him and his brother.
3:38 I feel Sam's pain on that line. ☹️ Really questions his own self worth in the cruel world that they are living in. Really sad that this was his last dialogue until the morning hits.
I believe cut to credits is likely going to happen. In the actual game, next chapter takes place in different location so would be fitting for episode to end right then and there. It’s going to be gut wrenching episode. Recently played this game again on PS5, (man that console was not cheap) to mentally prepare for the show, and boy I glad I did. It’s absolutely punch in the gut show. If this keeps up, likely going to win Emmy for best drama.
@@valeriarios1464 I will upload my take on my channel, I don't expect anyone to watch but, I have mixed feelings about how it went down, but I did enjoy the episode!!! Thank you for your input
And sams brother says “no, were good” while nodding at sam sort like a “right?” type of way. Then starts to stare at him for a little before going. I think Henry knew his body language too
I still can't shake the feeling that the show didn't hold on the important moments for long enough. Like Joel's motorcycle chat with Henry. It also feels like the show shies away too much from the gore. This moment is pure human tragedy, and having the camera pull away from both deaths just doesn't do it justice
@@ewwpoorpeople5684 the point is delivered without having to watch a persons actual brains get blown out. You would know if you ever saw it in real life
@@ewwpoorpeople5684 each to their own, but I actually think it was better seeing the reactions to the death rather than the actual deaths. Like when it cut to Ellie’s face when Henry shot himself, chillls
@@arrowtotheknee2617 the game managed to capture both the gore and reaction. And I think the game did better in that, especially when Joel whimper when Henry shot himself. A hardened cynic whimper over the death of a couple of strangers they met only a few hours ago.
But Sam would of died either way so what does it matter? Unless you're saying that if he had a gun to defend himself with maybe he wouldn't of got bitten.
@@gbagman "If Henry would've given Sam a gun he wouldn't have turned" Is what was said. So I would assume, yes, they did intend to say that. I hope I am not sounding offensive or anything. Not my intention. The last part is really lamenting the fact that Henry was so strict on Sam that he wouldn't even allow him to have an innocent thing. Probably one of the few toys Sam would ever see in his lifetime. I see the toy and the symbolism behind the moment is Henry crushing the hope or delusions of childhood that Sam is being denied. As Henry believes tough love and seeing reality is best for Sam's upbringing in the apocalypse. Which is a very very big contrast to Joel's approach with Eli. Repeatedly allowing her to have wonder and even encouraged her wonder. He had her grounded without holding the reigns as tightly as Henry did, but only when it was a matter of safety was he hard on her. So I think it's a very tragic story on both ends for Sam and Henry. "Henry what have you done?" If Henry never suggested going to the tower he would have his brother. If he simply allowed Sam to have a gun and taught him to use it he may have had a chance. But remember we lost Tess and she was a seasoned veteran just like Joel in the survival business. So what hope would he really have even with a weapon? That's my argument.
Maybe he isn’t trained to operate firearm yet. Not everyone has the raw talent of Ellie when it comes to survival. As seen in the stalker section Sam is at least really good at running away and dodging. It is just he is unfortunate to be put in a sandwich situation between hunters and infected and ended up getting bit. At the end of the day Sam is just like Tess. Just die by out of luck.
Coming back to Rewatch this after seeing Henry and Sam in the show, can honestly say that the show felt a bit more impactful thanks to the actors. Even though we only got to see them for 1 episode they were really able to deliver a sold performance and put you in your feels.
@@Mybasedworld You can have that Opinion but the show has done a very good job. I haven't played the game in a while but I definitely wouldn't call it dog shit.
@@oziel1897 Not in definition. While a remake tends to focus on reworking the technical and performance aspects of a game, a remaster is generally made to look good on newer devices, and update the game to different resolutions like HD. Not only did they remake every environment, sound design, mechanics, rehaul scenes to include the weapons you're carrying, make new character models, and add better facial animations--They also added more gameplay mechanics. AI overhaul so they are better at flanking, adding new AI to your companions so that they're better at covering you and taking cover themselves. There's also more configuration than there's ever been in any previous version of the Last of Us part 1. The reason for the price hike? Executives basically blackmailed them and said if they can get enough people to buy this clearly overpriced version then they will greenlight the new CO-OP story they're making in TLOU universe. Not only that but dude we're in a pandemic and people other than us have to eat. We're not the only ones affected. Everyone is experiencing gas price rizes, inflation, increased utility bills, etc. So the prices of games also reflect the state of the world. It's not like anyone is holding us at gun point to buy a game. Just don't get it but don't poison the well. Those innocent people who gave their blood, sweat, and tears deserve to be paid for their hard work. The game isn't meant for people who already played it. It's for the newer generation. So if you wanna see that Co-op game with a complete storyline? Support the game that obviously touched you. Boost the people behind it and give the newer generation the best possible experience of the game they can get. I am saying this as a veteran of the game myself. I LOVE this remake. Seeing each scene hit harder because the sheer amount of detail and facial expressions is THAT good. Seeing Sarah's death was harder when I saw that one tear slip from her eyes and her Father's tears hitting her body. Seeing the same amount of intensity in the Henry and Sam scene really made me cry harder than the first time. As the oldest sibling in my family I felt that pain the hardest. So why don't we recommend it to people? Who says we have to hate everything just because it's popular? Why hate people of different opinions? It makes no sense.
@@redactedtom When I first heard that the game was going to be full priced, I also thought it was a scam. That was until I played it. They didn't just update the game to bring it on par with TLOU 2, they surpassed it. TLOU 1 now looks and plays better than TLOU 2. This wasn't just a simple sight graphics upgrade.
Coming back to this after episode 5, it just hits differently. Now so much deep and so much harder. After all Henry and Sam went through... It's just heartbreaking.
I don’t think so. The extra dialogue that was left out like Henry talking to himself. Kinda lost the emotions of it. And them burying them as opposed to the instant time jump. Felt as if they should have done 1:1 of the game in the show
@@carlosdavila3066 Yeah I definitely feel like the game version is more emotional, those missing lines from Henry are a shame to lose. I also don't get why Ellie either didn't do anything or why she just slept in the same room, if she thought her blood was medicine surely she would have mentioned that with Tess?
My only complaint with the show is that it makes no sense for Ellie to not tell the others that Sam was bit, why wouldn’t she tell Joel and Henry asap?
Just watched the show version. Jesus they pretty much captured this spot on. Hurt even more since Sam was younger and he turned having hope that Ellie would cure him
When Bella Ramsey shrieks at the shot…her face does a marathon of emotions and demonstrates fear, surprise, terror, then sadness all in like 3 seconds. Phew….Masterful acting.
The thing that makes this game for me is not the brutality of scenes like Sam/Henry’s death - it’s the accompanying music. My god man. Just beautifully devastating.
If it isn't as *sudden* and cut to black to end the episode like it is here... im gonna be pretty disappointed ngl. The impact of it is what made it one of the most emotional parts of the game for me
I respectfully disagree, I think the fade to black makes it a different kind of emotional punch but I don’t thing the show’s way was worse. My only complaint with the show is that Ellie should’ve told Joel and Henry asap that Sam was but, it made so sense that she didn’t
@@lawerencejuge4110 me too but i think this first episode we had counts as 1 of the 2 episodes of this particular storyline so we might not, still hoping tho !
There's not a whole lot from the game that made me sad, but this scene did. I didn't cry or anything, but it was one of those moments that really did have some impact on me. It's just so sad to see Henry kill himself so quickly. he believe's failed his younger brother, his family who were probably long dead. All he had to live for was keeping his younger brother safe and once that went away, he just kills himself. His world is over. I can't wait to see how the show adapts this.
I remember playing this part for the first time, I was genuinely glad Joel and Ellie crossed paths with Sam and Henry. I thought the 2 were gonna be vital characters moving forward into the game as they were very good characters. And as I recall experiencing this heartbreaking scene.. I just logged off of my PS3 and took a few a days off playing the game. It caught me completely off guard and up to this day it's still a traumatizing scene.. 😓
Just watched episode 5 and it's great, but this scene is done so much better in the game. The dialogue, the music, the cut to black, everything is done so well
Honestly I think Henry is the most impressive. Joel basically has cheat codes keeping Ellie safe since she’s immune. Henry guarded Sam for years with no special immunity from man and monster alike
I appreciated the episode, but I tend to find this much more heart breaking. It’s the dialogue between the two, the way attitudes and perceptions change. He feels at fault, like in trouble. He’s questioning, hoping to find comfort in anything. And Ellie pushes it aside, thinking everything is fine. The boy hides it to himself too… he doesn’t want to break the celebration, sitting alone, knowing what it could do to him. The toy he once wanted is now meaningless. He knows he won’t have time to enjoy it… it felt more sudden, less queued
I kind of wish they kept Henry as badass protector, in the game it was implied he killed decent to a lot of people while in the show the only killed he had was his brother….
I thought this was done better. Seemed much more tense and dire with the dialogue and acting but I guess the show is a more realistic less theatrical approach. But that “I’m gonna get that gun from you, okay?” Is some shit you hear in real life. Idk
The fight leading up to their death was 10x better in the show but their deaths was way more impactful in the game because Henry blames himself for sams death way more personal unlike in the show.
Too bad that the show hasn't the two line of dialogue from Henry and Joel : " That's my brother." and Joel's response : "Screw it." Joel in the show is much softer than the game at time.
@@user-kt7lw Joel isnt perfect in the game, hes a broken man doing everything he can to stay isolated, scared to let others in his life because he knows how it will end, just like Sarah. In the show, he warms up to Ellie and sees her as a daughter figure much quicker and he actually loves Tommy, whereas in the game we get the impression he never planned on seeing his brother ever again
@@Aluttuh and make him younger? The thing about his friendship with Ellie was that he finally found someone that was the same age as him. And she helped him feel like a kid, even if only for a day. And in the series, she gave him false hope (which, to be fair, she didn’t realize was false), while in the game, she unknowingly took away his last bit of hope during his final night as a human.
Came back to watch this part after having watched the latest trailer for the HBO series. The actor playing Henry only had one line in it, but he nailed it. This part is gonna be so fucking dark and rough when the show gets to it.
I bought the game just recently because it was on sale and everyone said it was amazing. First game that ever actually had me crying at a few parts including this one. Can't wait to play part two
I'm not ready, but we all will in Episode 4 or 5 (mostly 5 since we don't see them yet until probably either the ending of Episode 4 or a small trailer peek of Episode 5).
I’m convinced to this day that everything Henry says after shooting Sam is him talking to himself, including “this is all your fault”. Absolutely heartbreaking.
yeah he was already speaking to himself just before. he wanted to stop Joel from stopping him from killing himself, which he did once he backed far enough away.
It's interesting to see the differnces between the TV Show and original game. Personally, I love the game's story and characters much mote than the TV Show. Joel is abnormally abrasive in the show compared to the game.
That scene, on hbo series, it's carry more weight than ever on Ellie, still hurts the same, those two deserved to live, no die like that, both game and series, it's really sad to see.
Playing the game currently, 3rd day, awesome game tho its a bit heavy for my pc, still I must say this was really sad and hit me pretty hard!! They were really good guys, Joel and Frank and Ellie and Sam had just become friends, all of it was too wholesome and then all gone in a sec😔😔
the worst part about this is that if you really pay attention to the infected (specifically runners) you'll realize that the people they were before are still there trapped in their own bodies forced to see and feel how they kill and eat their loved ones and whoever crosses their path. and even worse they can also feel every punch, stab, shot or whatever someone does to them. Sam must have been there seeing himself attack Ellie and being shot by his own brother. poor Sam lived his nightmare right before being killed by the person he loved the most. truly horrible
With the live action show coming with some character changes, this scene hit so much harder, having to read the dialogue and feel the air of death weigh in with each passing second as Sam turned was so emotional. I just wish they kept the part where Henry blamed himself before offing himself, I think that would've left us scarred for sure if some already weren't from watching this.
You could see that Joel was finally starting to really open up, not just with Ellie, but with another man in which he saw a kindred spirit. Joel and Henry - They'd do anything for family - And Joel understood that.
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I don't think the HBO version is bad, but I think this one is far better and more emotional. It also didn't make sense to me that Ellie just vibed out in the room with him knowing he was infected and didn't tell anyone he was bitten. The depressing forshadowing lines from Sam in the game are really good and Joel's lines after sam is killed are incredibly well done. Ellies reaction in the show is better though
Also ngl Episode 4 and part of 5 being so focused on that random lady was a bit of a waste, did anyone care about her? It seemed a bit like TLOU2 where they tried too hard to make you understand the other side but it fell a bit flat.
@@TheHarvHR I was waiting for the it's all your fault part from Henry. And the episode should have ended from when he killed himself.
@@antskensap9136 Bro I thought the same, but I thought they should've cut it at Ellie's face when she was crying, I was actually expecting that, it would've been so good that it would've make me forget the things I didn't like about the episode aka Karen
The sad thing is, Henry wasn’t talking to Joel about him, he was talking to himself
Oh shit..nearly 10 years and I now realise..
I bet Henry planned this if anything happened to Sam. Not sure if Sam would do the same if anything happened to Henry.
@@gbagman probably not, he's just a kid
Fuck man… that hits the feels.
Which is depressing cause the only reason he pointed the gun at Joel was so Joel didn’t stop him
the way he’s talking to himself “Henry, what have you done?” is still the most heartbreaking thing in a video game ever 😭
QQ: is there a choice? I mean between shooting Henry's clicker or Sam's?
@@rezafebriansyah8620Sam got probably got bit on first contact
@@rezafebriansyah8620 nope, unfortunately
@@TheSpokenBanana Oh... sad, although the other possibility is likelier much sadder T-T
@@comradericefarmerhao2269 He was bitten on his leg, we only saw him got pushed and pinned. There's no telling that he got bitten.
The off camera death. Joel’s reaction, Ellie saying omg and then cutting to black with that beautifully haunting music is just 10/10 I hope the show does this exactly like the game
I actually missed that second "Oh my god" until you pointed it out!
When that moment happened on ps3 I knew this game was special.
Does anyone know the name of the song that plays when the screen goes black
@@imagindraggin8851 All Gone (Seasons)
@@CGFVR thanks I've been looking for it
Very heartbreaking scene, definitely caught me off guard my first playthrough. Henry was alive before the outbreak just like Joel too. Just to end his life with no hesitation.
I think even if Joel had talked him out of killing himself that day, Henry would've probably eventually did it anyway. Sam was his whole purpose for everything and was the reason he kept going and fighting. To lose your little brother, the only family you have left and your own blood, in such a horrible way, and then to know that you were the one to end their life? I cannot imagine the all-consuming guilt and grief one would feel.
@@xmynationalanthemx Imagine spending 10-14 years raising your baby brother in this new and horrible world vowing to protect him and then realizing you couldn’t. Even if I probably wouldn’t end myself, I understand why someone would. You’d either live broken or not be able to live at all.
@@Crispy_DAWG Honestly Im positive that the only reason Joel didn’t off himself after Sarah’s death was because of Tommy.
@@xavierrivera3407 some people have more will than others. a connection with your daughter is closer than that with your brother, which makes joel have all the more reason to end it. but he probably has more self-control with the wanting to live than henry did, sadly. i honestly can’t imagine losing my younger sibling though, so it’s fair that he did what he did
@@bigmanpounder1229 I think it was more of an obligation to keep his brother alive. We see that he made good and bad decisions to het them through the new world which Tommy brings up in their reunion.
You can find some files in the TLOU2 that confirm Sam's questions. For the first little bit after infection a person is still able to think but their body is being used by the fungus and they have no control.
So when henry shot sam, Sam was still in there just unable to stop himself because of that. their deaths felt like a gut punch
What files? Like game files, or just notes lying around? Which one?
I wonder when an infected person turns to a bloater are they still in there or they passed on?
@@Swagger1328 Once they become a Clicker the fungus has completely taken over
@@Swagger1328 By the time they’re a clicker the Pearson that once was is dead. I imagine that by they time one is a bloater the corsets has messed the brain up behind repair.
@@SirSaladAss probably a note. I don't think many game files have lore biographies unless there's a codex itself programmed into the game.
For almost 10 years-every time I’ve ever played or seen this moment- I cry HARD.
As a big brother, this is just heart wrenching
I just watched this scene as a little brother and I had already l figured he was bitten but hearing his talk with ellie right before his brother shot him and himself hit me HARD in the feels. I started crying too.
You ain’t wrong man
I might’ve done the same if I couldn’t save my little bro
QQ: uh, I'm curious: Has anyone ever tried shooting the clicker who's pinning on Sam instead of Henry's? Or will it lead to a bad ending in an instant?
As a big brother, I get what you mean.
That look of horror on Joel's face after Henry shoots himself is just haunting. You can just tell he really liked those 2 and was absolutely devastated about their deaths.
Also if you see, joel is sad n kinda terrified, hes at Henry's mercy, he thinks he's about to get shot. So he pleads "Henry no" after Henry's face looks angry n breathing heavy. Followed by shock n horror as he sees him shot himself ): that shit always gets me man.
Bro I’ve played through this game so many times. And I finally get why Sam asked Ellie why she’s never scared. Ellie has a different demeanor about the world itself So she’s more curious than scared of turning and Sam sees that. He asked what she was scared of hoping she would say turning so he could be comfortable enough to tell her about his bite then he brings up being trapped. She’s immune so he wasn’t satisfied with her answers. He’s a 13 year old boy having to face his duality in only a couple hours by himself. Henry has such a strict regimen for them that he felt if he told his older brother he’d feel like he let him down or didn’t listen to him. Sam’s story is truly sad as well as Henry’s. Sam was Henry’s reason to keep on
it took you multiple playthroughs to understand this?
@@ryan80166 yeah Ryan apparently I’m not as smart as you wtf lol
@@jonathanthompson7084 yeah apparently not
@@ryan80166 You seem fun at parties Ryan
@@thomascarrie1876 I wouldn't party with people who would consider this entertaining
Just saw this scene on the series and I have to say: oh my god. It was so heartbreaking seeing it again, and more considering in the series Sam is just a little kid. A closed wound was open again.
Honorable mentions to Pedro Pascal, Bella Ramsey, Lamar Johnson and Keivonn Woodard acting. It was gorgeous
That episode might’ve been better than the games mission maybe
Game was better
Yeah that episode was a hard one :/
@@damenwilliams1769 I agree with you man. But we are some of the few.
@@Nuggetams no the majority agrees the game is better but i think the show did incredibly well
To me: when Ellie said my blood is medicine and tried to help Sam was a good add on. It made the scene more sad
Especially with the "im sorry" showing that she tried to help but could not
Yea sad asf
yeah I was hoping it had worked, made it more tragic
Yeah , but it also doesn't make sense because wouldn't she then see that she isn't the cure to saving humanity afterall so going with the fireflies would be pointless?
@naiveparsley2917 That's not how a cure works though, they'd have to mix with some other stuff to I think. Vaccines are complex and aren't just related to blood and stuff. So no, this doesn't prove her immunity is pointless
Man, Troy played Joel’s body language so well in that scene after Sam turns and Henry pulls the gun on Joel. It makes it feel so much more surreal. Like Joel is realistically scared in that moment. So many movies and tv shows miss the weight of having a gun pointed at the hero, no matter how badass the hero actually is.
I think it’s bc Joel knows what it’s like to lose someone that close to you and how irrational and angry it can make you and he basically can’t predict what Henry is gonna do
Yeah, a clicker is predictable, a bad guy is dumb but predictable. A dude that just got traumatized by the death of his little brother pointing a gun at you is unpredictable and scary as fuck
Yea that always stood out to me. Joel even looking to the floor and afraid to face the barrel of the gun. It's like He's wrestling with survival instinct and empathy for Henry. I dated a woman a few years back who had a gun pointed at her once and she explained what it felt like. The fear and anticipation of that split second of pressure on the trigger. The not knowing when or if it will happen. I felt that by Joel's reactions. Really damn good acting.
Troy who?
@@johnalcozer Troy Baker. Joel’s voice and motion capture actor
Bro the look in Joel’s face at the end. Poor man has been suffering for so long and it still hits him seeing another life being lost like that.
Yeah, seeing any child die like that would floor anyone even the hardest.
Ellies "oh no" here is one of the best moments in the entire game. When she realises it wasn't Joel who saved her, but Henry shooting his own younger brother to save her - a girl he had known for all of a day or 2. Every time I play back through the game those 2 words at this moment get to me as much as anything else in this scene or either game.
Not even close
True!!😔
He didn't shoot him to save her lol. He shot his bro because he didn't want to see him turn
Henry’s death is such a perfectly crafted scene… just incredibly heartbreaking. The music for this game fits it so well and sounds phenomenal, and it stands out in this scene. The way the camera cuts to Joel’s remorseful look as Henry shoots himself is so shocking. Joel doesn’t exhibit that much emotion as he usually keeps it bottled up, so seeing him shocked is weird for us. Then when Ellie just says “Oh my god!” and it cuts to black….
It’s a phenomenal scene, but an incredibly sad one.
I’m not ready to relive this moment on the show
I know I'm gonna be an absolute wreck. It's looking good so far, so I really hope they do this scene justice.
Also, the actor is deaf. I’m going to be heartbroken again.
I don't think they have the balls to replicate it.
Please don't build any false hope, this is wild speculation
but since it isn't a direct adaptation there is a chance we lose Bill but somehow Henry and Sam make it out alive with Joel and Ellie.
Maybe... Please....
can't wait for my dad's reaction on this scene
The show messed up by revealing the bite tbh. Much better that he kept it a secret. The scene was still powerful but, just even more powerful as it's a bit more unexpected in the game.
Messed up with the camera angles too. Doesn't have to be the same blow for blow, but the way it was shown in the show was less impactful.
That scene with Ellie and Sam just talking about their fears and what lies on the other side of infection is so well-crafted and moving. Sam is trying to hard to face up to his fate and not fall apart.
I love how Joel says “screw it” when Henry was aiming at him. Its like he didn’t care him getting shot, as long as Ellie would’ve survived
Now we get to relive this heartbreaking scene on my realistic looking graphics💔
In a few weeks it's actually going to be real
@@imagindraggin8851 ye we just saw it in lifelike graphics💀
Joel knows immediately what’s going thru Henry’s head, that’s why he goes for the gun and that’s why Henry points it at Joel to keep him from stopping him. Joel has probably been so close to pulling that trigger on himself
In the show it’s confirmed that he tried to kill himself wheb Sara died but hesitated, maybe it’s cannon into the games lore as well
@@MidnightIXim pretty sure they have this conversation in the game as well, and Joel concludes its just a cowards way out
The most painful thing about this is that if Sam had been upfront about being bitten, Henry would’ve likely mourned it properly and not unalived himself
Idk, I think Henry might’ve died anyway. The grief of losing his baby brother, his blood, his only remaining family, might’ve ultimately been too much for him to bear. I don’t think I could go on after losing a sibling so horribly.
Unalived 😂😂😂
@@xmynationalanthemx Yeah especially in the post apocalypse where the only thing you probably still have if you’re lucky is your family or friends. Once that’s gone, what is there to live for? In the modern world, no matter how much you love someone, if they pass on too early, you can mourn with your family and give yourself time before you move on. You can always find meaning in doing something else or finding someone new if your so passes as well. Sam was Henry’s only family left.
@@xmynationalanthemx as an older sister, I can relate. I wouldn't ever be able to live with myself if something terrible in general happened to my little sister.
Just like if Darlene had told Joel, Tess, AND ESPECIALLY Elli, maybe there could've been another outcome.
Honestly, both the show and game did amazing. I remember seeing this the first time and my jaw literally dropped. Held the controller in my hand and did/said nothing for a good few minutes.
I love it when a game/show can make you feel a deep connection to an imaginary character. 10/10 Game and Show (so far)
Just got through with it
The show broke me again I've seen this death so many times and it always brings me to tears
I gotta say along with Tess, Henry's face update is amazing
Show did really good, they added more to Sam and Henry's story. Overall I still prefer the game. The initial abrupt end of Henry fucked me up in the game, plus the acting and music were better imo.
Tbh I believe that the majority of people who played the game first will prefer the game and the majority of people that watched the show first would prefer it, all because those are our first impressions on those specific scenes.
Honeslty as playing the game, I appreciate that the Show doesn’t give me the same exact scene/moment, I still knew what was coming but still felt the same thing I felt when this scene first happened in the game. But I get what you mean
@@SCSAsJorts oh 100%, I’m glad it wasn’t just a carbon copy. Making Sam death and younger was a cool change as you empathise a bit more for him and his brother.
I agree
Idk how theyre going to shoot this better on the show. The acting, the camera angles, the way he shoots himself, the music. Perfection.
I really hope they nail this scene
@@ArzodenWe should spend the entire episode with Henry and Sam. Then, after Henry shoots himself, credits roll for next episode
@@MonsterIcee With how much they add per episode i don't think we'll see him before episode 3, but i could be wrong
We’re about to find out on Friday!
@@MonsterIcee That unironically would be perfect honestly
Damn, this game killing me with tears all over again...
But why is this such a drug to me that I have to watch it again and again?
Cuz you’re trying to feel somethin like me
3:38 I feel Sam's pain on that line. ☹️ Really questions his own self worth in the cruel world that they are living in. Really sad that this was his last dialogue until the morning hits.
This is gonna be a killer episode ender in the show... imagine a cut to credits after this
I believe cut to credits is likely going to happen. In the actual game, next chapter takes place in different location so would be fitting for episode to end right then and there.
It’s going to be gut wrenching episode. Recently played this game again on PS5, (man that console was not cheap) to mentally prepare for the show, and boy I glad I did. It’s absolutely punch in the gut show. If this keeps up, likely going to win Emmy for best drama.
Well, it was heartbreaking in the show, SO DAMN HEARTBREAKINH
Bro that thing broke my heart
@@valeriarios1464 I will upload my take on my channel, I don't expect anyone to watch but, I have mixed feelings about how it went down, but I did enjoy the episode!!! Thank you for your input
“I’m sorry”
Damn, at 1:40 Joel asking "Is anyone hurt?" Sam just looks down toward the floor a bit.
Noticed it in my second playthrough this time around. The details in this game, man...
And sams brother says “no, were good” while nodding at sam sort like a “right?” type of way. Then starts to stare at him for a little before going. I think Henry knew his body language too
Who is here after tonights episode, the show continues to nail it every step of the way.
I still can't shake the feeling that the show didn't hold on the important moments for long enough. Like Joel's motorcycle chat with Henry. It also feels like the show shies away too much from the gore. This moment is pure human tragedy, and having the camera pull away from both deaths just doesn't do it justice
@@ewwpoorpeople5684 the point is delivered without having to watch a persons actual brains get blown out. You would know if you ever saw it in real life
@@ewwpoorpeople5684 each to their own, but I actually think it was better seeing the reactions to the death rather than the actual deaths. Like when it cut to Ellie’s face when Henry shot himself, chillls
@@arrowtotheknee2617
the game managed to capture both the gore and reaction. And I think the game did better in that, especially when Joel whimper when Henry shot himself. A hardened cynic whimper over the death of a couple of strangers they met only a few hours ago.
The loading screen afterwards with the continuous sad music hits HARD.
If Henry wouldve given Sam a gun he wouldnt have turned but Henry didnt even let him take Optimus Prime 😢
But Sam would of died either way so what does it matter? Unless you're saying that if he had a gun to defend himself with maybe he wouldn't of got bitten.
@@gbagman "If Henry would've given Sam a gun he wouldn't have turned"
Is what was said. So I would assume, yes, they did intend to say that. I hope I am not sounding offensive or anything. Not my intention.
The last part is really lamenting the fact that Henry was so strict on Sam that he wouldn't even allow him to have an innocent thing. Probably one of the few toys Sam would ever see in his lifetime.
I see the toy and the symbolism behind the moment is Henry crushing the hope or delusions of childhood that Sam is being denied. As Henry believes tough love and seeing reality is best for Sam's upbringing in the apocalypse.
Which is a very very big contrast to Joel's approach with Eli. Repeatedly allowing her to have wonder and even encouraged her wonder. He had her grounded without holding the reigns as tightly as Henry did, but only when it was a matter of safety was he hard on her.
So I think it's a very tragic story on both ends for Sam and Henry.
"Henry what have you done?" If Henry never suggested going to the tower he would have his brother. If he simply allowed Sam to have a gun and taught him to use it he may have had a chance.
But remember we lost Tess and she was a seasoned veteran just like Joel in the survival business. So what hope would he really have even with a weapon? That's my argument.
Maybe he isn’t trained to operate firearm yet. Not everyone has the raw talent of Ellie when it comes to survival. As seen in the stalker section Sam is at least really good at running away and dodging. It is just he is unfortunate to be put in a sandwich situation between hunters and infected and ended up getting bit. At the end of the day Sam is just like Tess. Just die by out of luck.
Tess got bit and she was armed and could defend herself.
@@gabrielalejandro1404 Tess is an adult
Coming back to Rewatch this after seeing Henry and Sam in the show, can honestly say that the show felt a bit more impactful thanks to the actors. Even though we only got to see them for 1 episode they were really able to deliver a sold performance and put you in your feels.
The show didnt feel impactful to me. They should have done the black screen longer at the end of the scene. They just transitioned so fking quickly
@@cryptodavidw of course it didnt its not going to for game purists but the show isnt for stans
I really liked it. It is such a weird feeling. Knowing what was coming. The void in my soul as my parents were watching not knowing what was coming.
The show versions was dog shit smh . Don’t act like it was good as the game
@@Mybasedworld You can have that Opinion but the show has done a very good job. I haven't played the game in a while but I definitely wouldn't call it dog shit.
Goddamn that good fucking acting made me cry. I might get this expensive ass remaster after all.
It's Not a remaster. Know the difference.
@@mikesaintjulesmusic it’s a joke because it practically is
@@oziel1897 But it’s in definition not…
@@oziel1897 Not in definition.
While a remake tends to focus on reworking the technical and performance aspects of a game, a remaster is generally made to look good on newer devices, and update the game to different resolutions like HD.
Not only did they remake every environment, sound design, mechanics, rehaul scenes to include the weapons you're carrying, make new character models, and add better facial animations--They also added more gameplay mechanics. AI overhaul so they are better at flanking, adding new AI to your companions so that they're better at covering you and taking cover themselves. There's also more configuration than there's ever been in any previous version of the Last of Us part 1.
The reason for the price hike? Executives basically blackmailed them and said if they can get enough people to buy this clearly overpriced version then they will greenlight the new CO-OP story they're making in TLOU universe.
Not only that but dude we're in a pandemic and people other than us have to eat. We're not the only ones affected. Everyone is experiencing gas price rizes, inflation, increased utility bills, etc. So the prices of games also reflect the state of the world.
It's not like anyone is holding us at gun point to buy a game. Just don't get it but don't poison the well. Those innocent people who gave their blood, sweat, and tears deserve to be paid for their hard work.
The game isn't meant for people who already played it. It's for the newer generation. So if you wanna see that Co-op game with a complete storyline? Support the game that obviously touched you. Boost the people behind it and give the newer generation the best possible experience of the game they can get.
I am saying this as a veteran of the game myself. I LOVE this remake. Seeing each scene hit harder because the sheer amount of detail and facial expressions is THAT good. Seeing Sarah's death was harder when I saw that one tear slip from her eyes and her Father's tears hitting her body. Seeing the same amount of intensity in the Henry and Sam scene really made me cry harder than the first time. As the oldest sibling in my family I felt that pain the hardest.
So why don't we recommend it to people? Who says we have to hate everything just because it's popular? Why hate people of different opinions? It makes no sense.
@@nobinary2296 Bro chill, it's an over priced game. Some people are still going to buy it, less of the dick sucking
I'm so glad I decided to buy this game against for the PS5. It's truly one of the GREATEST games ever made.
It kinda sucks that it already has a remaster and it’s $70 (which is pretty much a scam) but oh well the graphics look cool I guess.
@@redactedtom When I first heard that the game was going to be full priced, I also thought it was a scam. That was until I played it. They didn't just update the game to bring it on par with TLOU 2, they surpassed it. TLOU 1 now looks and plays better than TLOU 2. This wasn't just a simple sight graphics upgrade.
@@danieldevito6380 lol, let’s not go to far, lou2 gameplay wise is still better.
Coming back to this after episode 5, it just hits differently. Now so much deep and so much harder. After all Henry and Sam went through... It's just heartbreaking.
The show managed to make it even sadder 😭😢
I don’t think so. The extra dialogue that was left out like Henry talking to himself. Kinda lost the emotions of it. And them burying them as opposed to the instant time jump. Felt as if they should have done 1:1 of the game in the show
@@carlosdavila3066 nah dude it was way better . They fkn nailed it
@@carlosdavila3066 Yeah I definitely feel like the game version is more emotional, those missing lines from Henry are a shame to lose. I also don't get why Ellie either didn't do anything or why she just slept in the same room, if she thought her blood was medicine surely she would have mentioned that with Tess?
Yeah, I should say a game player would be biased towards liking this, but I think the series nailed it much better than this.
My only complaint with the show is that it makes no sense for Ellie to not tell the others that Sam was bit, why wouldn’t she tell Joel and Henry asap?
Just watched the show version. Jesus they pretty much captured this spot on. Hurt even more since Sam was younger and he turned having hope that Ellie would cure him
It’s heartbreaking because when he says “it’s all your fault” he wasn’t talking about Joel he was talking to himself the entire time
Who else is here after watching episode 5?
When Bella Ramsey shrieks at the shot…her face does a marathon of emotions and demonstrates fear, surprise, terror, then sadness all in like 3 seconds. Phew….Masterful acting.
Telling myself it's not real, doesn't make it hurt any less.
I literally just said this to myself "its just a game stop being a bitch" while crying 🤣😂
The thing that makes this game for me is not the brutality of scenes like Sam/Henry’s death - it’s the accompanying music. My god man. Just beautifully devastating.
If it isn't as *sudden* and cut to black to end the episode like it is here... im gonna be pretty disappointed ngl. The impact of it is what made it one of the most emotional parts of the game for me
I respectfully disagree, I think the fade to black makes it a different kind of emotional punch but I don’t thing the show’s way was worse. My only complaint with the show is that Ellie should’ve told Joel and Henry asap that Sam was but, it made so sense that she didn’t
Y’all I’m not ready for this this week.
I hope it’s not this week’s episode they deserve at least two episodes otherwise it will feel rushed in my opinion
@@lawerencejuge4110 me too but i think this first episode we had counts as 1 of the 2 episodes of this particular storyline so we might not, still hoping tho !
There's not a whole lot from the game that made me sad, but this scene did. I didn't cry or anything, but it was one of those moments that really did have some impact on me. It's just so sad to see Henry kill himself so quickly. he believe's failed his younger brother, his family who were probably long dead. All he had to live for was keeping his younger brother safe and once that went away, he just kills himself. His world is over. I can't wait to see how the show adapts this.
When the show gets to this part…I’m not gonna be ready 😭😭
This episode is going to tear my heart out
not ready to see this again on Friday
oh man, why did you do this to me, again i'm in tears. Great quality !
I remember playing this part for the first time, I was genuinely glad Joel and Ellie crossed paths with Sam and Henry. I thought the 2 were gonna be vital characters moving forward into the game as they were very good characters. And as I recall experiencing this heartbreaking scene.. I just logged off of my PS3 and took a few a days off playing the game. It caught me completely off guard and up to this day it's still a traumatizing scene.. 😓
That moment you realize Sam has the same voice actor as Miles Morales
I'm sure i'm not the only person who came back here to see the scene after episode 5 of the TV series right?
Just watched episode 5 and it's great, but this scene is done so much better in the game. The dialogue, the music, the cut to black, everything is done so well
I actually disagree. Henry's actor conveyed the feeling of shock better in the show.
6:13……I’ve felt that😢 all simple childhood fading away in a blink of an eye💔
Just watched this scene back on PS3 version its amazing how they they synced the original voice performances up with the updated character models.
I wish i could forget everything and play this game again, and then forget it all again and watch the series next.
The cutscene for the show is already going to be heartbreaking. I can feel it
Honestly I think Henry is the most impressive. Joel basically has cheat codes keeping Ellie safe since she’s immune.
Henry guarded Sam for years with no special immunity from man and monster alike
Saddest scene period
Dude I forgot all about them I haven’t played this since I was 13 I’m 23 now this absolutely was soul crushing
I like video game Joel’s acting in this than the tv show. Like Joel immediately softens up and gets it. That’s real.
Having just watched the new episode, damn did they recreate it well. Absolutely devastating.
I appreciated the episode, but I tend to find this much more heart breaking. It’s the dialogue between the two, the way attitudes and perceptions change. He feels at fault, like in trouble. He’s questioning, hoping to find comfort in anything. And Ellie pushes it aside, thinking everything is fine. The boy hides it to himself too… he doesn’t want to break the celebration, sitting alone, knowing what it could do to him. The toy he once wanted is now meaningless. He knows he won’t have time to enjoy it… it felt more sudden, less queued
Just finished ep 5 and I am bawling my eyes out. 😭😭😭
I’m not ready to see this scene in the show 😭
I kind of wish they kept Henry as badass protector, in the game it was implied he killed decent to a lot of people while in the show the only killed he had was his brother….
*Kathleen's brother too and then no one and then suddenly he got a pro aim at his own brother lol.
@@ZahryD he just gave him to someone he didnt kill him himself
I don’t like that change it’s unnecessary they made him a coward. This is not the Henry I remember and Sam being deaf was unnecessary.
@@Slice2099 facts, it felt like joel has to protect all 3 of them, not having having any assistance at all.
a sneaky little foreshadowing gut punch when Ellie says her biggest fear is ending up alone, which due to her actions in part 2 she ultimately does.
no other game can compete with a scene like this one every time i replay it it always gets me
I thought this was done better. Seemed much more tense and dire with the dialogue and acting but I guess the show is a more realistic less theatrical approach.
But that “I’m gonna get that gun from you, okay?” Is some shit you hear in real life. Idk
The fight leading up to their death was 10x better in the show but their deaths was way more impactful in the game because Henry blames himself for sams death way more personal unlike in the show.
100% agree
Too bad that the show hasn't the two line of dialogue from Henry and Joel : " That's my brother." and Joel's response : "Screw it." Joel in the show is much softer than the game at time.
I actually like that they're not doing every line and scene 1 to 1. The show would be too predictable.
They said they want to make joel more human and not a perfect man that is rude and makes all perfect, shoots perfectly, kills perfectly, etc.
@@user-kt7lw Joel isnt perfect in the game, hes a broken man doing everything he can to stay isolated, scared to let others in his life because he knows how it will end, just like Sarah. In the show, he warms up to Ellie and sees her as a daughter figure much quicker and he actually loves Tommy, whereas in the game we get the impression he never planned on seeing his brother ever again
why tf did they make him deaf?
@@Aluttuh and make him younger? The thing about his friendship with Ellie was that he finally found someone that was the same age as him. And she helped him feel like a kid, even if only for a day. And in the series, she gave him false hope (which, to be fair, she didn’t realize was false), while in the game, she unknowingly took away his last bit of hope during his final night as a human.
I remember my first time experiencing that cutscene in 2013...I literally had to pause the game that was hard to watch even in a video game
Still did it better than the TV show
Damn Ellie saying she’s scared of being alone and how part 2 pretty much ends with her on her own.
Just watched the episode and man their onscreen deaths still hit me in the feels
Imagine your whole life’s purpose is to raise and protect your little brother and afrwe 14 years you are forced to kill him 💀
Came back to watch this part after having watched the latest trailer for the HBO series. The actor playing Henry only had one line in it, but he nailed it. This part is gonna be so fucking dark and rough when the show gets to it.
I bought the game just recently because it was on sale and everyone said it was amazing. First game that ever actually had me crying at a few parts including this one. Can't wait to play part two
Ngl, I like what they have done with the series the little changes in sequences are just amazing .
Everyone ready the live action of this?😭😬 ooohh damn
I'm not ready, but we all will in Episode 4 or 5 (mostly 5 since we don't see them yet until probably either the ending of Episode 4 or a small trailer peek of Episode 5).
I’m convinced to this day that everything Henry says after shooting Sam is him talking to himself, including “this is all your fault”. Absolutely heartbreaking.
yeah he was already speaking to himself just before. he wanted to stop Joel from stopping him from killing himself, which he did once he backed far enough away.
7:40 Joel can still hear Henry say this is his fault until Abby beats the shit outta him in part II.
7:48 Please, Pedro Pascal, when Henry from the series dies, make an Oscar-worthy expression, look at Joel's expression from the game!
I doubt he will. Will just keep the same blank, expressionless face he's had the whole series thus far 🤨
Came here after just watching this scene in the show. They have recreated it perfectly. Kudos to the team. 🤠
It's interesting to see the differnces between the TV Show and original game. Personally, I love the game's story and characters much mote than the TV Show. Joel is abnormally abrasive in the show compared to the game.
I got so much attached to Sam, even more than Joel. I knew he would die…but I cried so much when it happened…
I remember when I first saw this scene I had to put the game down for 2 months
Oh my God, that music when it get dark.
That scene, on hbo series, it's carry more weight than ever on Ellie, still hurts the same, those two deserved to live, no die like that, both game and series, it's really sad to see.
The detail and naturalism in the way they've animated the facial expressions will never stop blowing my mind.
OMG - and people are saying the TV show is just as good. How can we live through these moments again 😯😆
I am not ready to see my parents reaction to this looool
Playing the game currently, 3rd day, awesome game tho its a bit heavy for my pc, still I must say this was really sad and hit me pretty hard!!
They were really good guys, Joel and Frank and Ellie and Sam had just become friends, all of it was too wholesome and then all gone in a sec😔😔
the worst part about this is that if you really pay attention to the infected (specifically runners) you'll realize that the people they were before are still there trapped in their own bodies forced to see and feel how they kill and eat their loved ones and whoever crosses their path. and even worse they can also feel every punch, stab, shot or whatever someone does to them. Sam must have been there seeing himself attack Ellie and being shot by his own brother. poor Sam lived his nightmare right before being killed by the person he loved the most. truly horrible
9 years and they still didn't fix this giant ass door that opens both ways
🤓
With the live action show coming with some character changes, this scene hit so much harder, having to read the dialogue and feel the air of death weigh in with each passing second as Sam turned was so emotional. I just wish they kept the part where Henry blamed himself before offing himself, I think that would've left us scarred for sure if some already weren't from watching this.
“Im scared of ending up alone” talk about coming full circle in part 2
Here from the (great) TV show. I actually prefer the scene's version in the game though.
You could see that Joel was finally starting to really open up, not just with Ellie, but with another man in which he saw a kindred spirit. Joel and Henry - They'd do anything for family - And Joel understood that.