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tobymeyer — 9 years ago(January 13, 2017 08:21 AM)

The most realistic scene in the entire franchise is when Alice is trying to act like she's fine in front of her dad, but can't help but cry.
"It'd be nice to hear a little boy playing around the house again" was a real kicker too. They did a really good job with these two characters in this one.

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That was a great moment. Or when he tells Alice he is not disappointed in her.
So many stories, so little time.

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I agree, and I like how they acknowledge Rick's existence. It seems like in the sequels it's as if the past character even existed.

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