SAC 364 - The Last of Us (HBO), Moonrider e outras indicações

·1 hr 48 min·5 clips

Guilherme explains why The Last of Us HBO series changes Joel and Tommy's backstory and why Ellie's casting is perfect.

The episode begins with hosts Johnny Santos and Guilherme Bonatti returning from a break, setting a casual tone for a catch-up on games, shows, and movies. They briefly discuss personal updates before Guilherme launches into a detailed review of The Last of Us HBO adaptation, highlighting narrative changes and praising Bella Ramsey's performance as Ellie. Johnny then summarizes the plot and factions of The Expanse's second season, focusing on its political tensions and a biological weapon threat. Guilherme introduces the Korean series Connect, directed by Takashi Miike, about a boy with regenerative abilities hunted by organ traffickers. He also mentions the controversial 1992 Japanese animation Midori, describing its shocking content and unique production history. The conversation shifts to games, with Guilherme recommending the Russian visual novel Milk Inside a Bag of Milk, emphasizing its innovative narrative where players control the voice in a depressed girl's head. Both hosts discuss playing Vengeful Guardian: Moonrider, a retro-style platformer by JoyMasher, comparing it to Shinobi and Mega Man X. Johnny shares his experience with Shadowrun: Hong Kong, a cyberpunk tactical RPG, noting its verbose text and build complexity. Throughout, they touch on media logging habits, movie ratings, and other minor topics like The Tiger and the Dragon and Perfect Blue.

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