Cinematography:
Stephen CampbellComposer:
Bear McCrearyCast:
Andrew Lincoln, Lauren Cohan, Steven Yeun, Michael Cudlitz, Norman Reedus, Chandler Riggs, Danai Gurira, Melissa McBride, Christian Serratos (more)VOD (3)
Episodes(16)
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The Day Will Come When You Won't Be (S07E01)
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The Well (S07E02)
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The Cell (S07E03)
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Service (S07E04)
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Go Getters (S07E05)
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Swear (S07E06)
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Sing Me a Song (S07E07)
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Hearts Still Beating (S07E08)
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Rock in the Road (S07E09)
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New Best Friends (S07E10)
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Hostiles and Calamities (S07E11)
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Say Yes (S07E12)
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Bury Me Here (S07E13)
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The Other Side (S07E14)
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Something They Need (S07E15)
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The First Day of the Rest of Your Life (S07E16)
Plots(1)
After Negan brutally forces Rick and the group to fall under his control, they will be tested in ways never seen before and forced to rise up to face an all-out battle with Negan and his army. (Entertainment One)
Videos (3)
Reviews (2)
The seventh season of The Walking Dead is, in my view, an improvement over the previous three seasons, a step up. There are great gritty scenes and great fights. However, the tiger just looks too CGI at some points. Sure, he is probably always like that. However, it is too obvious at times. Plus, there are a lot of new characters, most of them interesting. In my view, a great season, for the first time in a while.
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Season 7 is evidence that the series is clearly going downhill. Everything I loved about Season 1 is gone. The plot isn't dynamic enough, everything is drowned in constant philosophizing, and logic is taking way too much time off. The writers often contradict themselves, so the rules for the undead that they had originally established cease to apply, the story gradually turning into a farce. Negan, a promising new character, behaves in a completely stereotypical way unable to offer anything new after two episodes, while Rick desperately needs to be put out of his misery.
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