The Last of Us review: It’s the most gripping hour of telly I’ve seen in ages

There is a sense that anything could happen to anyone at any time, so it’s easy to get hooked
The Last of Us review: It’s the most gripping hour of telly I’ve seen in ages

The Last of Us feels like the new Game of Thrones

Is  The Last of Us (Sky Atlantic from April 14 and NOW) the new Game of Thrones?

Maybe. It has relentless zombies who can infect humans with a bite and recruit them to their army of the undead. We have snow-covered battlefields where the living fight for their lives. There is a determined young woman on a mission, teamed up with a father figure who likes to kill. 

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