The beloved pair who captivated audiences with their heartwarming father-daughter bond will return soon, shattering records for HBO, as “The Last of Us” Season 2 approaches with an anticipated release date of April 13th. Originally adapted from the critically acclaimed Naughty Dog survival horror game, this zombie apocalypse series also united two unstoppable performers, Bella Ramsey and Pedro Pascal, alongside a top-tier production team, including Neil Druckmann and Craig Mazin as showrunners.
In just the initial three days since its debut, the trailer for the second season has garnered an impressive 158 million views worldwide across all platforms, shattering HBO and Max Original’s previous record for the most-watched trailer in that timeframe. This new trailer surpassed the viewership of the first season’s trailer by a whopping 160%, averaging nearly three times as many U.S. cross-platform viewers. The gripping tale of survival in “The Last of Us” has even earned praise from acclaimed writer Alex Garland, who penned the movie “28 Days Later,” stating that he believes it surpasses his highly-regarded apocalypse film. If that’s not a significant endorsement, then I don’t know what is!
Buckle Up, This Ride’s Only Getting Bumpier in ‘The Last of Us’
Everyone is eagerly awaiting the second season of the HBO drama, and since the emotional turmoil from the first season, viewers find themselves asking, “Could things become even more challenging?” Indeed, it appears so, as hinted in HBO’s official description for the much-anticipated second season. The teaser reads: “Following a peaceful five-year interval post the events of the first season, Joel and Ellie’s past reemerges, forcing them into confrontations with each other and a world that is not only more perilous but also unpredictable than the one they previously knew.
On March 8th, during a panel for The Last of Us at SXSW, the thrilling trailer for the second half of the story was revealed. This event brought together creators Craig Mazin and Neil Druckmann, along with stars Pedro Pascal, Bella Ramsey, Kaitlyn Dever, Isabela Merced, Gabriel Luna, and Young Mazino. The two-minute sneak peek concludes with a significant clue regarding the plot direction, as Ellie is seen crying and telling Joel, “You promised,” which echoes Joel’s lie at the end of the initial season.
Mazin and Druckmann have demonstrated their readiness and eagerness to alter storyline developments. Consequently, even the most ardent fans of the games can’t predict exactly how the second season will unfold. The second season of “The Last of Us” premieres on April 13th, on both HBO and Max.
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2025-03-12 23:01