#craig mazin

[gay-mafia-stickball]

Can we spend a few minutes on the giraffe scene? Because right before this, ellie is completely checked out. She’s traumatized, she’s distant, and she’s so completely absent. But beneath all of this trauma, she’s still a kid, and now she’s a kid who just saw a weird, fucked up leopard camel llama thing, probably for the first time, and it’s eating out of her hand with a weird, fucked up blue tongue as long as her forearm. She may be traumatized out of her mind and living in a post-apocalyptic hellscape, but that childlike wonder is still there, and Joel hasn’t looked more proud in the entire series.

[trashcora]

You tell me ‘look for the light’ ‘if it’s dark, look out’ I’ll break your jaw. +

[arcanejude]

craig mazin being the number one bella ramsey stan he’s so real

[pedropascal24-7]

[midnightmurdershow]

The Last of Us (2023 - ) Season 01 Episode 01 "When You're Lost in the Darkness" Directed by Craig Mazin

[azertyrobaz]

“Out of respect. It’s wonderful.”

[whisky-soul]

Pedro, Merle, and Craig behind the scenes of episode 9

[nepotismbabyy]

“There’s nothing more hopeless than having the solution and having no idea how to use it.”

This is a quote from Troy from the episode 8 podcast that hit me so hard. Ellie gets the solution to help Joel, she gets the penicillin, but she has no idea how to use it. This cure is right at her fingertips and she’s doing what she thinks is right, what she thinks might work, without actually knowing anything for certain. This is exactly what she did with Sam. The saving grace, the “cure” was quite literally entirely in her hands; she cuts her hand open and lets herself bleed directly into Sam’s bite, she fills the syringe and injects it right into Joel’s wound. Neither are the right ways to save these people, but she doesn’t know and she’s operating on instinct and urgency because she is still a kid and she doesn’t have enough experience to know what to do. She’s just doing what she thinks might work because the prospect of losing these people when the opportunity to try, even without any certainty is right in front of her is too much to handle.

[mesutbahtiyarolacak]

“Gerçek rahatsız ettiğinde yalan üstüne yalan söyleriz. Taa ki yalanın orada olduğunu hatırlayamayıncaya kadar.Fakat hala oradadır.

Söylediğimiz her yalanla gerçeğe borçlanırız.

Er ya da geç o borç ödenir.”

Craig Mazin - ‘’ Chernobyl  ‘’ 

[pedroam-bang]

Chernobyl (2019)

[gretaripley9890]

It's fun to see people discuss whether what Joel did was right or wrong when that's hardly the point.

The point is: if you had a daughter, and that daughter was taken for a potential cure of a zombie apocalypse and had to die for it without even knowing, after you've already lost another daughter, wouldn't you kill every fucking accomplice ? Because I would, I'd probably kill anyone who represented even a distant menace to her safety.

And,

I sincerely do not think they would've found a cure. It takes years and a large, indefinite number of doctors, biologists, chemists and labs to develop anything, and you seriously expect that a single man, who doesn't wait a second before killing the only glimmer of hope for humanity, who has formulated a very vague hypothesis and has not run one test that could suggest that hypothesis to be correct, to actually find a cure?

[pedropascal24-7]

Craig is on Threads and was answering fan questions last night.

We need to see some of these outtakes.

[fangerine]

"We live in a country where children have to die to save their mothers. To hell with your deal. And to hell with your lives. Someone has to start telling the truth."

CHERNOBYL (2019) created by Craig Mazin

[azertyrobaz]

Especially if it’s a tough one, cause you’re not gonna make it otherwise.

Source

[whisky-soul]

The Last of Us Season 1 Wrap-Up Feature - Empire Magazine

Featuring new interviews and more in the reblog as it’s long.

[anliafail]

"To be a scientist is to be naive. We are so focused on our search for the truth we fail to consider how few actually want us to find it. But it is always there whether we see it or not, whether we choose to or not. The truth doesn't care about our needs or wants, it doesn't care about our governments, our ideologies, our religions. It will lie in wait for all time. And this, at last, is the gift of Chernobyl. Where I once would fear the cost of truth, now I only ask: What is the cost of lies?"

CHERNOBYL (2019) | Created and Written by Craig Mazin, dir. Johan Renck