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You’re never quite sure if the episode’s shakier B-story, Rick’s trip through the woods, is something that’s actually happening or something that Rick’s hallucinating. The show does a good job of hinting that Rick’s still having mental problems, or still expecting mental problems: he looks several times for phantoms while farming, he doesn’t carry his gun any more, and he apparently goes for walks in the woods without a firearm, despite the fact the fences are crowded with walkers. The lack of walkers we see as Rick follows his mystery sob story through the woods is another clever little move by Gimple and Nicotero; if Rick was hallucinating the story, he wouldn’t hallucinate any zombies, would he? He never did before…

However, the set-up is much better than the pay-off. Rick finding another broken soul hallucinating her long-dead husband is one thing, but Rick finding the only random wanderer in the forest who wants to take him back and feed him to a head in a box is another thing entirely. The entire time she spoke to Rick, I assumed that was the endgame, assuming she wasn’t just Rick being crazy. When the thing I suspected most came true, I couldn’t help but be disappointed. It was pretty telegraphed, even if it was executed pretty stylishly.

Honestly, even Rick’s willingness to follow a random possible hallucination into a trap doesn’t bother me as much as the fact that, ten minutes into the episode, we’re offered up a Woodbury person we’re supposed to care about because apparently he’s Beth’s boyfriend. Meanwhile, does anyone really care about Beth at this point? I think I’m more invested in the character of Karen, if only because A) she got some characterization while in Woodbury and [IMG]
In the grand scheme of things, these seem like small complaints. Scott Gimple has nailed the Daryl/Carol relationship; those two are better than ever. Glenn and Maggie are still Glenn and Maggie. I like the combination of Tyreese and Karen, if only because they may have been best buddies at Woodbury for all we know, and there’s a shared back story there. The interchange between Rick and Michonne, however brief, works really well. The characters that we’re supposed to care about feel right, and the newer background color are handled pretty well. (The fact that everyone eating breakfast seems to know and love Daryl suggests that they’re the voice of the collective audience, even as Daryl is our voice among the characters.) There’s never been a Rick that made good decisions.

Of the moments of the show that really worked was the SFX-heavy zombie attack on the group raiding the superstore, aka the A-plot. It was a clever bit of set-up, to have the crashed helicopter on the roof to both unleash a horde of trapped zombies and also weaken the roof itself, and I like that the way the zombies came in was basically due to decay. I’m not sure how long it’s been since everything started, but judging by the complete lack of any authorities or anything more well-coordinated than roving gangs, it’s been long enough for roofs to start caving in, especially those already weakened. As for the execution, what should have been horrifying—zombies dropping from the sky and occasionally exploding—ended up being really, really funny. It’s probably the funniest moment The Walking Dead has put to film.

It’s a fine episode, and as season openers go, it lays a lot of track for the rest of the season by creating some interesting ideas. Daryl seems to be the guy in charge now, making the group’s hard decisions while Rick farms. There’s something different about Beth; Carl is still Carl and may or may not be functional.

At its core, Lone Survivor is an American war film. The team members are heroes, the Taliban are enemies, and the heroes are able to fight on like in video games or movies. For the opening 40 minutes, it is a somewhat cheesy show of soldiers bravado and training, but it works. Incorporating real footage of the Navy Seals mixed with the actors lets viewers feel for the real life persons and their portrayed characters in the film. Soon after though, they are dropped into enemy territory on an operation to take out a Taliban leader. The mission goes awry when they encounter a small group of locals there, and they are faced with the decision of killing them and letting go. From here, the intensity begins to climb. What is the right thing to do? What would you do? Faced with that moral situation, they decide to cut them loose - soon after, Taliban forces are hot on their tail.

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The next 40 minutes or so are an action-packed, non-stop brutal war scene. Tension builds as a scope lines up with an enemy head. The shot is fired, blood flies, and the chase begins. With an abundance of slow- mo shots, clear close-ups of kills and wounds, the excellent direction and cinematography provide a painful journey that makes you cringe or tear up the same as the four soldiers. And all of these men in the film play their roles greatly. Just listing them off - Walhberg tough as usual, Hirsch strong and vulnerable, Kitsch pulling off the difficult decisions as leader, and Foster frighteningly embodying cold but caring.

At its core, Lone Survivor is an American war film. The team members are heroes, the Taliban are enemies, and the heroes are able to fight on like in video games or movies. For the opening 40 minutes, it is a somewhat cheesy show of soldiers bravado and training, but it works. Incorporating real footage of the Navy Seals mixed with the actors lets viewers feel for the real life persons and their portrayed characters in the film. Soon after though, they are dropped into enemy territory on an operation to take out a Taliban leader. The mission goes awry when they encounter a small group of locals there, and they are faced with the decision of killing them and letting go. From here, the intensity begins to climb. What is the right thing to do? What would you do? Faced with that moral situation, they decide to cut them loose - soon after, Taliban forces are hot on their tail.

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The next 40 minutes or so are an action-packed, non-stop brutal war scene. Tension builds as a scope lines up with an enemy head. The shot is fired, blood flies, and the chase begins. With an abundance of slow- mo shots, clear close-ups of kills and wounds, the excellent direction and cinematography provide a painful journey that makes you cringe or tear up the same as the four soldiers. And all of these men in the film play their roles greatly. Just listing them off - Walhberg tough as usual, Hirsch strong and vulnerable, Kitsch pulling off the difficult decisions as leader, and Foster frighteningly embodying cold but caring.