<center>**The Last of Us - a new series featuring😊🤷 a lot of embarrassing zombies.**</center>
**In general, i'm not a big fan of The Last of Us video games, and i was very reluctant when i read about the appearance of a series inspired by this video game. Honestly, even though i tried to avoid such a series title - having nothing to do, i decided to give the first episode, a small chance...just, one small and unique chance.**
https://youtu.be/uLtkt8BonwM
**Normally i don't like movies that show topics about zombies, pandemics and various plagues that are more and more strange and of course impossible to believe. From my point of view, until now, all the zombie movies could be categorized as the most embarrassing cinematic creations that humanity could have enjoyed.**
https://youtu.be/dmqenfMt4UE
<center>**Synopsis**</center>
>**The Last of Us is set in a post-apocalyptic, post-pandemic future and features the relationship between Joel, a smuggler, and Ellie, a teenage girl who may hold the key to ending the pandemic. Joel, a hardened survivor, must get the 14-year-old out of the quarantine zone. What starts as a minor action becomes a brutal and emotional journey through the dystopian version of the USA, depending on each other for survival.**

https://youtu.be/3RQor2S5QWs
**Ok, i hope you've had a little look through the trailers above!!? At first glance, it seems to be a slightly acceptable film - a little, that's enough. Finally, in this series on HBO, story exposed to us a hypothetical world devastated after a virus managed to turn millions of people from all over the world into zombies.**

**It is interesting that in reality the pandemic in video games and series is caused by a fungus similar to some existing in real life, of the type Cordyceps. In The Last of Us, people who become zombies have their brains infected with this strange parasite. So it seems that our story is related to something that could be real - at first glance it seems something scary, something that can cause a little panic in the ranks of human civilization all over the earth - by no means only on the American continent.**
https://youtu.be/GnEIwL_SgL0
**Yep, however it seems we can rest easy because in real life, parasitic fungi called zombie fungi only manage to affect insects.*"

>**They target insects, grow through their bodies, and in some cases control their behavior to infect other hosts. According to João Araújo, researcher at the New York Botanical Garden. I really recommend the link to a media article that tries to explain what this researcher is explaining.**

**https://www.forbes.com/sites/roberthart/2023/01/16/the-last-of-us-zombie-infection-is-real-heres-what-scientists-say-about-the-threat-to-humans/**

**https://www.theatlantic.com/science/archive/2017/11/how-the-zombie-fungus-takes-over-ants-bodies-to-control-their-minds/545864/**

**Honestly, at the moment it's hard for me to give a final opinion after the first episode, but at first glance it looks promising - so, i'm still waiting for the next episode. There is nothing new in this series of post-apocalyptic movies/series, but being an HBO product inspired by a video game that would be famous, it will definitely attract viewers.**