The Beacon
- El episodio se transmitió el 10 oct 2021
- TV-MA
- 46min
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7.0/10
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Agrega una trama en tu idiomaWhile most of the landscape is destroyed by nuclear warheads, Strand thrives in one of the few inhabitable places left; Strand's search for survivors uncovers a stranger with an unexpected c... Leer todoWhile most of the landscape is destroyed by nuclear warheads, Strand thrives in one of the few inhabitable places left; Strand's search for survivors uncovers a stranger with an unexpected connection to his past.While most of the landscape is destroyed by nuclear warheads, Strand thrives in one of the few inhabitable places left; Strand's search for survivors uncovers a stranger with an unexpected connection to his past.
- Dirección
- Guionistas
- Elenco
Fotos
Lennie James
- Morgan Jones
- (solo créditos)
Alycia Debnam-Carey
- Alicia Clark
- (solo créditos)
Danay Garcia
- Luciana Galvez
- (solo créditos)
Austin Amelio
- Dwight
- (solo créditos)
Mo Collins
- Sarah Rabinowitz
- (solo créditos)
Alexa Nisenson
- Charlie
- (solo créditos)
Karen David
- Grace Mukherjee
- (solo créditos)
Christine Evangelista
- Sherry
- (solo créditos)
Colby Hollman
- Wes
- (solo créditos)
Jenna Elfman
- June Dorie
- (solo créditos)
Keith Carradine
- John Dorie Sr.
- (solo créditos)
Rubén Blades
- Daniel Salazar
- (solo créditos)
Jenny Biggs
- Walker
- (sin créditos)
Olivia Cairo
- Town Resident
- (sin créditos)
Thomas DuPont
- Utility Strand Guard
- (sin créditos)
Opiniones destacadas
What was the point of all that?
Good new character, interesting world post explosion, same upgrade in the visuals dept as WD, but what happened in this episode reeked of the same all-over-the-place rudderless mess we've come to expect from this franchise.
Strand going full Idi Amin African power mad murdering dictator?
Enabled by unquestioning entourage who don't mind a bit of impulsive murdering?
Executes a man and no one blinks?
Just not a believable character arch and not one we want or need. Shame to waste a good actor on such poor material. He did his best with what he was given.
New character Will was good, till, he was executed. Thanks for wasting another possible positive for little worthwhile gain.
Do you think this is rewarding entertainment?
Good new character, interesting world post explosion, same upgrade in the visuals dept as WD, but what happened in this episode reeked of the same all-over-the-place rudderless mess we've come to expect from this franchise.
Strand going full Idi Amin African power mad murdering dictator?
Enabled by unquestioning entourage who don't mind a bit of impulsive murdering?
Executes a man and no one blinks?
Just not a believable character arch and not one we want or need. Shame to waste a good actor on such poor material. He did his best with what he was given.
New character Will was good, till, he was executed. Thanks for wasting another possible positive for little worthwhile gain.
Do you think this is rewarding entertainment?
Please don't find this not helpful, it's my personal opinion and I don't want to be downvoted just for speaking my opinion.
I think this season premiere is more than average, yes. It features the brilliant Colman Domingo, has great cinematography.
I have to say the pacing is quite off, it can be a bit dull at times and dragging.
As well as characters acting foolish despite the fact they've been in the apocalypse for over 3 years now and should know better.
I give it a 6.5/10.
Not bad but it needs some work!
I think this season premiere is more than average, yes. It features the brilliant Colman Domingo, has great cinematography.
I have to say the pacing is quite off, it can be a bit dull at times and dragging.
As well as characters acting foolish despite the fact they've been in the apocalypse for over 3 years now and should know better.
I give it a 6.5/10.
Not bad but it needs some work!
Honestly i had low expectations, the episode was good and thought Strand wasn't too far gone.
Until the last 5 minutes.
Strand is gone.
Until the last 5 minutes.
Strand is gone.
On one hand it's an upgrade from the last episodes of season 6, on the other hand it's a slow paced premiere that didn't progress much...
After the nuclear blast in Texas, Will, a young survivor, navigates the devastated lands while evading a mysterious group called the Stalkers, who strip the dead of their clothes. Will is eventually captured by Victor Strand's Rangers and taken to the Tower, a settlement that Strand established in the office building where he survived the nuclear blasts. Strand lives a luxurious lifestyle and only takes in survivors he feels will be of use to him. Threatened with being kicked out, Will reveals that he has the medallion that Strand had given to Alicia and agrees to lead Strand to her.
Will reveals he was part of a group that had been slaughtered by Teddy when the doomsday cult took over the bunker under the hotel, and fell in love with Alicia, who exiled him for refusing to do something for her. The pair encounter and put down a number of reanimated survivors from the bunker, concerning them as to Alicia's fate. They find the bunker abandoned and a note for Will reading "PADRE" which Will calls the dream of something better, but he doesn't know what or where it is. Deciding he needs to cut himself off from his loved ones in order to lead the Tower effectively, Strand throws Will off the Tower to his death, believing that Alicia will never forgive him for it, and uses a lighthouse beacon to draw a massive horde to the Tower to act as a moat against his enemies.
"Fear the Walking Dead" Season 7 opens with Episode 1, "The Beacon," which marks a significant shift in the series' narrative direction. The episode follows the aftermath of the missile attack on Tank Town, with survivors scattered and seeking refuge. One of the key focuses is on Alicia, who discovers a mysterious settlement called The Beacon, which promises safety and community. However, as Alicia delves deeper, she realizes that The Beacon is not what it seems, leading to a confrontation with its leader, Teddy.
The episode's standout scenes include Alicia's exploration of The Beacon, which initially presents itself as a beacon of hope but gradually reveals darker undertones. The tension builds as Alicia uncovers the truth, culminating in a dramatic confrontation with Teddy that sets the stage for future conflicts.
Thematically, "The Beacon" explores the idea of false promises and the lengths people will go to in search of safety and belonging. It also delves into the concept of leadership and the dangers of blind faith. The episode challenges the characters' beliefs and forces them to confront uncomfortable truths about themselves and the world they now inhabit.
In conclusion, "The Beacon" is a strong start to the seventh season of "Fear the Walking Dead," setting up intriguing new storylines and deepening the characters' development. With its compelling narrative and powerful themes, the episode lays a solid foundation for the season ahead.
Will reveals he was part of a group that had been slaughtered by Teddy when the doomsday cult took over the bunker under the hotel, and fell in love with Alicia, who exiled him for refusing to do something for her. The pair encounter and put down a number of reanimated survivors from the bunker, concerning them as to Alicia's fate. They find the bunker abandoned and a note for Will reading "PADRE" which Will calls the dream of something better, but he doesn't know what or where it is. Deciding he needs to cut himself off from his loved ones in order to lead the Tower effectively, Strand throws Will off the Tower to his death, believing that Alicia will never forgive him for it, and uses a lighthouse beacon to draw a massive horde to the Tower to act as a moat against his enemies.
"Fear the Walking Dead" Season 7 opens with Episode 1, "The Beacon," which marks a significant shift in the series' narrative direction. The episode follows the aftermath of the missile attack on Tank Town, with survivors scattered and seeking refuge. One of the key focuses is on Alicia, who discovers a mysterious settlement called The Beacon, which promises safety and community. However, as Alicia delves deeper, she realizes that The Beacon is not what it seems, leading to a confrontation with its leader, Teddy.
The episode's standout scenes include Alicia's exploration of The Beacon, which initially presents itself as a beacon of hope but gradually reveals darker undertones. The tension builds as Alicia uncovers the truth, culminating in a dramatic confrontation with Teddy that sets the stage for future conflicts.
Thematically, "The Beacon" explores the idea of false promises and the lengths people will go to in search of safety and belonging. It also delves into the concept of leadership and the dangers of blind faith. The episode challenges the characters' beliefs and forces them to confront uncomfortable truths about themselves and the world they now inhabit.
In conclusion, "The Beacon" is a strong start to the seventh season of "Fear the Walking Dead," setting up intriguing new storylines and deepening the characters' development. With its compelling narrative and powerful themes, the episode lays a solid foundation for the season ahead.
¿Sabías que…?
- TriviaSeason seven, was modeled on the real-life effects of nuclear detonation in Hiroshima and Nagasaki, especially the haze after the fallout, and fires still burning from the detonation.
- ErroresThe dangers and precautions taken to prevent or safeguard against radiation exposure are covered pretty well, at least for the survivors. One area that is overlooked is that the horses are not covered in any way to prevent their direct exposure to the same environment.
- ConexionesFeatured in Talking Dead: The Beacon/Exit Wounds (2021)
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- Tiempo de ejecución
- 46min
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- 16:9 HD
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