So, it only makes sense that the folks over at HBO and Naughty Dog collaborated for this momentous day with our first-ever look at the upcoming live-action adaptation of what a lot of people think of as a narrative masterpiece.
— The Last Of Us (@TheLastofUsHBO) September 26, 2022 As teased in earlier leaked footage, HBO’s The Last of Us looks and feels like HBO pulled it out of the source material. Everything from the chaotic opening sequence to that one fan-favorite scene from the Left Behind DLC should feel familiar to fans of the award-winning franchise. Words just aren’t enough to give HBO’s hard work justice. The show’s world is authentic to the point of surreal - it’s hard to imagine that a live-action adaptation can nail details down to a T like this. Unfortunately, HBO is smart enough not to give fans everything. The first official teaser trailer for HBO’s The Last of Us only revealed that the show is going to come out next year. HBO’s Chief Content Officer, Casey Bloys, confirmed this earlier this year, so it’s not like we didn’t know the show is coming within the next six months. But, we’ll take what we can get, especially after the small bit of footage we got in August left us salivating for more. In the meantime, HBO is enjoying a lot of success with House of the Dragon. Given that HBO will want to stagger its biggest releases, we’ll most likely see The Last of Us make its highly anticipated premiere after the first season of House of the Dragon ends in October.