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Mornai · 01/01/2013, 07:42 pm

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Originally Posted by trd84

I think the head shots to the zombie girls in the show is much worse than anything in the game. Carl kills his mom in the show as well.

And the game didn't show Duck's death. The game always pulled away when it involved a child death. Clem died multiple times throughout the game if you failed to do something but the camera always switched or pulled away.

The camera never pans away when you kill the walker child in the attic in episode 4.

double_u · 01/01/2013, 08:48 pm

Crossing a line depends on where the line is. Mercy killing suffering kids can't really cross the line if swinging little kids off bayonets like a flag and tossing little kids into a fire is okay in a mainstream film. I present to you 1:41 and 1:58 of the last Rambo movie:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ktcXN7fKiQs

*G.Ross* · 01/05/2013, 05:01 am

I think there was a lot of concern when we were working on Duck's death about the sensitivity of the subject matter. Ultimately I think it was the emotional impact and storytelling behind the scenes that carried it through.

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01/01/2013, 08:48 pm	#22
double_u Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2012 Location: Over the Hills and Far Away Posts: 316	Crossing a line depends on where the line is. Mercy killing suffering kids can't really cross the line if swinging little kids off bayonets like a flag and tossing little kids into a fire is okay in a mainstream film. I present to you 1:41 and 1:58 of the last Rambo movie: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ktcXN7fKiQs

01/05/2013, 05:01 am	#23
G.Ross TT Cinematic Artist Join Date: Mar 2012 Posts: 81	I think there was a lot of concern when we were working on Duck's death about the sensitivity of the subject matter. Ultimately I think it was the emotional impact and storytelling behind the scenes that carried it through.