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TheFalloutTV show is supposed to release on 11th April 2024 but it is already making waves in the video game and TV series industry. Jonathan Nolan, who directed the first three episodes of the show, opened up about a number of things regarding the filming of the show in recent interviews.

Fallout TV show trailer scene

However, one particular TV show comparison might feel pretty out of the blue for fans. It is notThe Last of Us.Although Pedro Pascal-starrer has etched its name in history for its amazing adaptation of the video game, it is not the show thatFalloutis being compared to. The tone of the movie has been likened to that ofThe Boys, the Prime Video show based on supers.

Fallout and The Boys Have a Common Tone

In aninterview with The Hollywood Reporter, Jonathan Nolan talked about a range of topics. He discussed his desire to finishWestworldand his journey while bringing the world ofFalloutto the screens. When asked about the tone of the series being similar to that of Prime Video’sThe Boys, he said,

Absolutely. We’re in a moment right now, where things are so fucking dire in the world, that to have a show that doubles down on that would be a little scary. One of the things aboutFallout, it’s not the end of the world, it’s about all these beginnings for a new world.

“It’s like being a kid in a candy store”: Jonathan Nolan Says Adapting ‘Fallout’ Was Very Similar to His Experience on WB’s Dark Knight Trilogy

“It’s like being a kid in a candy store”: Jonathan Nolan Says Adapting ‘Fallout’ Was Very Similar to His Experience on WB’s Dark Knight Trilogy

While the world ofThe Boysrevolves around super-powered beings like the Homelander or A-Train,Falloutdeals with survivors from the nuclear fallout. But, both shows display a world that is somehow in an even worse state than the reality that we currently live in.

And according to Nolan, any show that doubles down on this world is bound to be a bit scary. However, he emphasized thatFalloutshould not treated as a show based on the end of the world. Instead, it is about the new beginnings that are going to be emphasized in a post-apocalyptic world, probably highlighting the resilience and perseverance of humanity.The shooting was so rigorous that Walton Goggins was once mistaken for cryingwhen he was just sweating.

Power armor in the Fallout TV show trailer

Fallout Has High Expectations From Fans

Jonathan Nolan had previouslydiscussed in length the challenges facedby the team to bring a game likeFalloutto the screens. But the trailer of the show had fans going gaga over the prospect of getting to watch the post-apocalyptic world through the camera lens.

“That all sounds good in theory”: The Fallout TV Show is Unlikely to Copy 1 Aspect of the Games According to Jonah Nolan

Scheduled to release on 11th April 2024, the show has already garnered a massive fan following. ButThe Last of Ushas raised the bar considerably when it comes to TV adaptations of video games.

The retro-futurism aesthetic of theFalloutTV show is another aspect that endears fans. Along with the prospect of getting to look at ‘Eisenhower-era America‘ is skyrocketing anticipation regarding the show.

“That all sounds good in theory”: The Fallout TV Show is Unlikely to Copy 1 Aspect of the Games According to Jonah Nolan

What did you think of the comparison of theFalloutTV show with Prime Video’sThe Boys? What are you most excited about the impending release ofFallout? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below.

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