Neil Druckmann and Craig Mazin's HBO adaptation of the acclaimed video game, "The Last of Us," will inspire and devastate in equal measure.

'The Last of Us,' HBO's new prestige drama based on the video game, stands apart from other zombie fare despite a shared post-apocalyptic premise.

Bella Ramsey and Pedro Pascal turn in admirable performances that make the video game adaptation—yet another postapocalyptic plague tale—worth watching.

The new TV series based on the acclaimed, wildly popular game shouldn’t just be HBO’s next massive blockbuster. It’s doubtful any future video game adaptation will be this good.

The latest show to profit from our obsession with dystopia reveals the limits of the genre.

When it wanders off the beaten path, HBO's The Last of Us, starring Bella Ramsey and Pedro Pascal, comes alive. Read our review here.

Sky Atlantic and HBO's The Last of Us TV show is a damn good drama in its own right, offering a gripping character study and plenty of thrills to boot.

'The Last of Us' on HBO may be one of the best video game adaptations of all time, but that doesn't mean it's better than the original. Check out Decider's review.

A review of HBO's excellent The Last of Us.

Bella Ramsey and Pedro Pascal star in HBO’s latest Sunday night gem, a breakthrough video-game adaptation and a great show overall.

HBO's 'The Last of Us' revitalizes the zombie genre with gruelingly intense action and deeply humane storytelling — read our review.

Based on the video game of the same name, HBO’s “The Last of Us” is a post-apocalyptic story about a population that has been decimated by a pandemic. Instead of a COVID-like virus, the culprit is a parasitic fungus that turns people into zombies, spreading the sickness and its long, fibrous mutations with just a […]

HBO's 'The Last of Us,' starring Pedro Pascal and Bella Ramsey, from the creator of 'Chernobyl,' is an emotional, heartbreaking work about survival and protecting those you love at all costs.

Pedro Pascal and Bella Ramsey lead HBO's adaptation of video game "The Last of Us," which breaks the curse of bad video game TV shows and movies.

As performers, Pedro Pascal and Bella Ramsey breathe new life into known quantities. So, too, does their show.

"To call 'The Last of Us' ... the best screen adaptation of a video game ever is to damn it with faint praise," Peter Travers writes.

Pedro Pascal and Bella Ramsey star as Joel and Ellie in the striking post-apocalyptic drama based on the acclaimed video game. The Last of Us premieres Jan. 15 on HBO.

Our interest in apocalyptic narratives has accelerated after Covid – but something sets this series apart from its peers.

Rending the gameplay out of a game that’s fleshed out by televisual tropes, 'The Last of Us' ends up as mostly just the latter.

Post-apocalyptic series co-created by the maker of ‘Chernobyl’ somehow manages to feel hopeful

HBO's adaptation of the beloved video game is astonishingly well made, but it also asks viewers to absorb a lot of gratuitous human misery.

Like the video game it's based on, the HBO series about a mutated fungi that destroys civilization spotlights the connections between its compelling characters, not the monsters they face.

Like the best post-apocalyptic stories on TV, the extraordinary new HBO drama finds moments of deep feeling in the midst of ugliness and disaster.

This desperately moving drama set in a zombie-ravaged US is a phenomenal blend of horror and heart, with a cast that could not be more perfect

The Last of Us keeps the faith.

Unlike other video game-to-TV adaptations, The Last of Us has more than enough heart and story to make for a stunning, if violent, show

Pedro Pascal stars in new series, based on the 2013 video game.

Pedro Pascal and Bella Ramsey fight fungus the hard way in HBO's new series 'The Last of Us.' Read our review.

The iconic video game comes to the small screen. Read Empire's review.

The spotty track record of videogame adaptations and glut of apocalyptic/zombie dramas receive a welcome boost from “The Last of Us,” which proves there’s room for more of each as long as it’s this good. A road series with mini-dramas baked into the episodes, the HBO show quickly proves itself worthy of the hype and anticipation by delivering a fully realized series graced with flesh-and-blood characters.