Meh, its a good movie, people loved it and its become part of american culture.

My friends and I went to see this after work right when it came out and we knew almost nothing about it, which made all the difference in the world. We left the theatre in a genuinely terrified state.

I still remember seeing the flash of Mike standing in the corner and me going “oh fuck!” right before the screen goes black. perfect ending. so glad it didn’t get changed.

There’s a dreamlike quality to how confusing the ending is. The image of the wall with the tiny children’s handprints haunted me at night long after I walked out of the theater.

I don’t know why I find that ending so creepy, but I do. And I’m glad they didn’t go with a more typical gore fest ending—part of what made it effective is its ambiguity and unexpectedness.

The show needs to start looking for a way out. Ether everyone dies, a cure is found, something. At the rate they are going now, each season is the same exact thing. New bad guy shows up, bad guy tried to make a deal, Rick doesn’t like the deal, people fight, bad guy dies or disappears, everything calms down, new bad…

I appreciate you claiming your take, but I’m gonna have to disagree. Not that McCarthy can’t be funny, or sometimes hilarious, but top 5........nah

I’m 42, so I’ve probably already died, naturally mummified, and somehow still kept going on like I’m some sort of living human being.

She wasn’t gonna ‘sing’ any songs

“Help me!”

Maybe don’t encourage someone to actively make themselves less healthy and more likely to die young.