>THEY GOT IT ALL BLOCKED OFF

>dragging it over ice
Such bs this would never work

>>211610949 (OP)
No sacrifice No Victory!

Why didn't they just eat the tuunbaq? Were they stupid?

why not just call a helicopter

>>211610949 (OP)
>rawr

>>211612146
manbearpig was peak kino

>>211610949 (OP)
should I just watch this or read the book first

Reddit show. The generals were full of them.

>>211610949 (OP)
>that guy that gets turned into a vegetable after getting his brain exposed by the creature

>>211612146
>>211612170
I wouldn't have liked the show as much without the stupid looking thing. I mean I still probably would've enjoyed it just cause of it's cast. Just not as much.

>>211612489
wow you must be a retard

>>211612489
What's your IQ?

>>211612146
>>211612170
>>211612323
I never thought the Tuunbaq was silly looking, I always thought it was cool and fucked up.

>>211612146
>>211610949 (OP)
Wasn't there a short story about a tree with a hole in it in the arctic circle that, after being stranded, they found blood leading back to it, as it picked off the survivors one by one? Or was that just some creepypasta?

>>211610949 (OP)
MR HICKEY LET ME OUT OF THIS ICE SO I MAY PUNSIH YOU AS A BOY FOR BUGGERING YOUR FELLOW CREWMATES

>>211612568
I think so as well and I wish /tv/ didn't spoil the scene to me

>>211612534
>>211612538
>You two didn't like the entire part where Blanky fights off a horrible monster up in the ships masts during a blizzard
Boring. You two.

>>211612647
it could have been cool but the cgi was so shit that it was not

>>211610949 (OP)
>Actor I like is plastered all over the advertising despite dying like one episode in
I enjoyed the show but I still felt cheated

>>211612113
They didn't have smartphones to call a helicopter

>>211612878
obviously they didn't have reception

>>211612619
>murders a man to get onboard when he could have enlisted
>fucks other crewmembers for ???
>gets assblasted when he takes unilateral action against the wishes of Crozier
>murders their best hope of surviving after abandoning ship
What was his major malfunction?

>>211613682
>fucks other crewmembers for ???
there are no women at sea, he gets a pass for that

>>211613801
he didn't even fuck the boat's twink though, he went straight for some bearded lanklet (who he later brutally murdered lets not forget)

*ice ice baby starts playing*

BAFFIN BAY
LANCASTER SOUND
PEEL SOUND

EVERY FUCKING PASSAGE

This camera shot must've been difficult

>>211614397
Not when you realise it's a movie set

>>211612146
why didn't they just make it a really big polar bear?

>>211614663
Because that would be gay. You aren't gay, are you?

>all they had to do was walk
>there are eskimo dudes living around them who can walk around just fine
>but no we can't just heckin walk!!

absolute boat kino. what else we got??

>Master & Commander
>The North Water

Shame this series heavily emphasis the book rather than the actual events that took place. Discovering that the captain had been canibalized, that a lot of corpses were scattered across King William Land and they had multiple encounters with the Inuits even after sailing Eros and Terror again made me wonder what tales they could have written as they tried to imagine those men digging deeper and deeper in despair through out those 2-3 years they were out there trying to survive. The TV series didn't do it enough justice.

>>211612113
this was shot in the 1500s there were no helicopters back then, they didn't even have cars

Whatever’s going on between you and the chaplain sounds like a personal issue.

>>211615442
The real life events are too depressing. The survivors took one of the heaviest life boats and packed it full of unusable items like handkerchiefs and books and tried to drag it across the ice to the nearest flowing river, which they thought they could row up the river to the nearest British base hundreds of miles away. They were out of their minds with delirium from sickness and lead poisoning, and cannibalizing the dead bodies. At least a few of them made it off the island and across the ice to the mouth of the river, but they didn't make it any farther than that. Some of their bones were found scattered, including the human-butchered mandible of Crozier.

Watch it, Hickey

>>211616083
there's rumours one or two of them joined the inuit tribes

>>211610949 (OP)
imagine believing in the ice wall conspiracy lmao

>>211614170
argh a hearty kek be had

>>211616668
All I know is that the people who tell me there's no ice wall also want me broke, dead, my kids raped and brainwashed, and they think it's funny.

>>211616083
That was Fitzjames, not Crozier. They never found Crozier, it's unknown if he was one of the survivors who was with a group headed towards Pelly Bay (I think?) or if he was one of the high-ranking commands that died somewhere across Terror Bay, according to the Inuits.

I think for a series called the Terror, depicting the brutal survival those men had to endure seemed fitting. It would have been hell on earth, nothing to eat or hunt, slowly succumbing to curvy and possibly lead poisoning and the natives being unable to help out the crew because there simply weren't enough resources to go around and the men would have to fend for themselves.

>>211616891
Crozier was over 50 and not in the best health, he was probably died around the same time as Fitzjames

>>211613682
Bad breeding.

>>211613682
being irish

>>211612323
just watch. it's not like the book is way better than the show. there is a bit more at the end which the show didn't cover though