User Reviews

I love this episode and also season 11. Maybe even the best since season 5. But if Rick be in this situation this would be gorgeous.

Episode have so many emotions and this is making better this episode.

SEASON 11 IS SHAPING UP TO BE THE BEST SEASON OF THIS SHOW , COMMENWEALTH IS AMAZING , NEGAN-MAGGIE ARE SO GOOD , AND SEEING HILLTOP WAS VERY FUN.

It may not have been the best episode if the season but I still really enjoyed it. I can't believe how good judiths acting is, so impressed. The commonwealth story may be slow but i still think it's very exciting and I can't wait to see what happens next.

8/10.

If this season was actually Season One of TWD, there is *no way* that there would have been a Season Two!

So boring, so predictable, I see no entertainment value in TWD, anymore.

Bailing, three seasons too late.

Cailey Fleming (Judith Grimes) might be one of the best child actors currently working, I dare even say on the same level as Jacob Trembley. There is a reason she was cast as both young Rey for Star Wars and young Sylvie in Marvel's Loki.

This season is a massive boost in quality after a couple of rough seasons plagued by poor writing and inconsistent pacing. I pity those who gave up on the show prior to season 11. Also, the cinematography this season is on a whole other level than the previous, every episode feels like a movie. Im holding my fingers crossed every new episode that the quality stays the same and that the stories unfold in a natural way for the characters and the world they live in.

Ok ok, I confess that I've cried a few times watching this series, but it's been a while since that happened, and in this episode Judith got it. An episode full of emotions.

We want more of Negan and Maggie these 2 together are badass.

I really only see a bunch of actors not being unemployed. This is so bad, It is putting itself down. Negan should just finish Megan and find his bat again. This series shouldn't try to be morally correct. At least not all the time. And that doesn't mean torturing someone to get information. Ever since the start of season 7 and then after Rick has gone, it just took a very bad fall.. and it was already on it's knees. How can anyone behind that possibly be happy about this mess. And the fake 10 ratings. That's unbelievable. Honestly, anything over a 6 rating is completely nonsensical. I watched the episode within 5 minutes by pushing the right arrow. Some might think I can't have an opinion if I do that, but believe me, I can. It's the worst series in the world now. Congratulations.

Carol, Aaron, Jerry, and Lydia go to the ruins of the Hilltop Colony to look for supplies where they discover a small group of Whisperers still alive. Demanding information, Aaron tortures the leader, who insists that they're no longer a threat, but Carol stops Aaron before he does something he might regret. In exchange for his life being spared, the Whisperer informs the group about Connie's whereabouts; they decide to leave the next morning to look for her. Elsewhere, Eugene, Ezekiel, Yumiko, and Princess go through orientation at the Commonwealth; Yumiko reunites with her brother, Tomi. While Eugene tours the community with Stephanie, she offers to help him contact Alexandria on the radio. However, they are caught by soldiers of the community and placed under arrest, but are released on the orders of Lance Hornsby, the deputy governor and director of operations. Meanwhile, Maggie and Negan trudge through the woods and stop in an abandoned neighborhood house to wait for the others; they are eventually joined by Gabriel and Elijah. In Alexandria, Judith clashes with the local teenagers.

In "Out of the Ashes," the narrative of "The Walking Dead" Season 11 continues to build upon the complexities of survival and the ever-present threat of danger in a post-apocalyptic world. This episode explores the aftermath of a devastating attack on the survivors, highlighting their resilience in the face of adversity and their unwavering determination to rebuild amidst the ruins.

The episode opens with a somber tone, as the survivors mourn their losses and assess the damage inflicted by their enemies. This introspective beginning sets the stage for a character-driven narrative that focuses on the emotional fallout of the attack. As the episode progresses, we see the survivors grappling with feelings of grief, guilt, and anger, adding depth to their individual character arcs.

One of the most compelling aspects of "Out of the Ashes" is its exploration of leadership and community building. As the survivors come together to strategize and plan their next steps, we witness the emergence of new leaders and the strengthening of existing bonds. This theme is exemplified in a powerful scene where the group debates the best course of action, highlighting the importance of unity and collaboration in the face of adversity.

Visually, "Out of the Ashes" is striking, with cinematography that captures both the desolation of the landscape and the resilience of the human spirit. The use of light and shadow effectively conveys the mood of each scene, adding depth to the storytelling.

Overall, "Out of the Ashes" is a poignant and thought-provoking episode that explores the complexities of human nature in a world where survival is paramount. It is a testament to the strength of the series that, even in its eleventh season, it continues to deliver compelling narratives that resonate with audiences.

I only have one gripe and that is Ian Anthony Dale's fake English accent, don't get me wrong it isn't quite as bad as Dick Van Dykes in Mary Poppins but some of the enunciations are the same as Dick Van Dykes so when he and Eleanor Matsuura have a scene together it stands out all the more.

This is the problem when American actors try to mimic an English accent, their inflections are completely off and they mispronounce whilst mixing up some wierd hollywood idea of what a Londoner sounds like with an Oxford University Professor and it all comes out like a drunken Australian with a severe speech impedement with a mouth full of porridge.

Sorry but please give the guy a decent speech coach because he isn't a bad actor he just needs more attention to how to speak with an English Accent.

And on the subject of English accents in Hollywood / American TV there are many different accents to choose from, you have the typically Northern Accent (Yorkshire) like Sean Bean speaks, you have the Liverpool accent like the Beatles speak, the Midlands accent like Ozzie Ozborn speaks. There are lots more worthy of mention like the West Country accent, the Cumbrian accent, the Geordie accent and the Norfolk accent (Similar to West Country) and still this is just the tip of the iceberg.

So why is it we generally hear only the toff accent or some wierd Londoner accent as representing England?

Best épisode and twd is the best tv show in this world it deserve better rate.

I don't know. I see the ratings for this episode. I'm having trouble making it through. The scenery is changing but there is nothing new. It feels like Groundhog Day.

Really have to force myself to care and see the series out but I will carry on till the end.

I loved episodes which show all arcs. Having in the same episode scenes of Commonwealth, Judith, Negan-Maggie and Alexandria is great.

I feel so much sympathy for Judith, I just wish I could give her a hug and tell her she's gonna be okay, the acting is incredible and Casey Fleming is ONE OF THE best child actors. This season is getting better and better, by far good action too.