Mia Wainwright

I was a little sceptical going into watching this film, but it ended up not being so bad. There are some moments which are a little dramatic and could've been presented better, but the overall message and character diversity is really strong. I love the no-nonsense attitude of Lucy from day one, it not faltering one bit further into the movie. Overall I enjoyed watching it, and besides some unrealistic scenes it was a good watch.

I feel like the game itself is well made, the graphics. The acting. How realistic everything looks and feels. For me, it was entertaining seeing another individual besides Ellie. As the world its set in has stories surrounding others than herself. Many people obviously cling to Joel and Ellie as fan favourites, but Abby became a character that I wanted to follow and gain an attachment to through the course of the game as things gradually unravelled. Not everyone is going to be happy about the story, there will be a bitter feeling. But I think the factor of mistakes and the emotions in the game presented by the characters show that, as humans. We're not perfect. It's a game that isn't afraid of offering surprises and pushing the limits, unlike playing it plain old safe and having the main character winning twenty-four seven. You can either love or hate it, and it literally just leaves a path for 'Last Of Us 3', when its time. The story will continue.