You read through another /film article, an article not only with words and passages, but also of insights; Traveling to a miraculous web site whose boundaries are those of an editor -in -chief. Next station, thinking about the "twilight zone".

Anthology Television exists before and after the "twilight zone", but few have continued to have a very monumental impact on pop culture Zategist as well as the praise for science. Countless stories within the creation of Rod Serling are still hitting the nerve through the modern lens. "Monsters are due to Maple Street", for example, an essential episode and an stunning part of political commentary It feels disturbingly conscientiously, as it refers to the sowing of communal mistrust of distracting from the larger image. Serling was not afraid to turn social taboos into carnival mirrors that reflected our distorted anxiety in us. It was an attractive television achievement that left such an impression that some of her biggest fans would not only become directors, but would have to direct their stories "Twilight Zone".

Dante, the film master behind Houling, "Gremilins" and "Burbi", ended up dipping Patty in Serling Well twice with a segment in the Twilight Zone: The 1983 Film and Episode of the 1980s. In view of how Dante turned one of the great episodes of "Dusk Zone" into an imaginative horror of Luni TunetWe would think that his favorite episode would be the right choice of bugnuts, but he went with a surprisingly careful entry with "walking away" (through Comingsoon.net). It does not contain a huge twist, nor does it include any noticeable makeup or special effects, but this is undoubtedly a great episode.

Gig Young is played by Martin Sloan, the 36-year-old vice president of an advertising agency that is frustrated by his many adult responsibilities. The ordinary summer driving leads to a gas station that is going to find itself from the hometown of Homewood's childhood. It is within distance from walkingMartin goes for a little walk after a memory bar that he will never forget.

We all face childhood in many different ways, but Martin's introspection really brings it beyond the boundaries of imagination. At first, he is pleasantly surprised at how much he has not changed in 20 years that is far away, such as the chocolate soda he ordered at the local pharmacy, yet only cost. Further, Martin goes through the homo, however, the more memories return to him. Everything seems really known, but still he doesn't understand what happened. The whole perspective of Martin changes when he begins to remind himself of carving his initials in the gazebo, just to see his younger I (Michael Montgomery) doing it in real time. It turns out that Martin's return is the result of a metaphysical journey.

Notes Dante The result of Bernard Herman As one of his outlets, because he is one of his favorite episodes and he is wrong in his efficiency. He brings sentimentality to admire a world that is gone, but there is also this haunting melancholy that highlights. Herman's music makes it clear that Martin is a man out of his element and, as he reminds himself of childhood, he can never be completely in one with what is happening before him. Homewood feels so alien to him at this stage of his life. It can also be memory of memory, but in the "twilight zone", it is incredibly revived in ways that forever change people who inadvertently enter through it.

Where "walking the distance" really occupies an emotional toll in both cases Martin to try to make parents recognize him in his form for adults. The first encounter is something out The order in "It's a Wonderful Life" when George Bailey (JamesiMs Stewart) continues to say things would only know how to walk their memory, just to be afraid to create even more problems. The despair in the voice of Young here coincides with his mother (Irina Tedrow), a painful personal slap through her face to dare to insinuate her son. Even when Martin's father (Frank Overton) gives him the benefit of doubt, it's a pretty cold conversation. He recognizes his son's impatient presence as he pushes him to leave for not impressing the summer of his younger himself, especially on the eve of a cheerful incident resulting in a permanent corpse. Serling may have reservations for episode accessBut that's a heart moment left.

In "walking distance", nostalgia is used as a tool to think about the past with the intention of looking forward to life. You can never go home again. It just won't remember you the same way. Lessons like these can be found, as well as others, in the "twilight zone".

Every episode of "The Twilight Zone" is currently moving to Prime Video, Paramount+and Plutoun TV.