Fox's 'The Passage' based on Justin Cronin's novels shines in its simplicity and well-tempered pace
The trailer brilliantly showcased the story about to unfold onscreen; alongside introducing viewers to 10-year-old Amy Bellafonte, the 'most important girl in the world'
The contemporary climate when it comes to TV-show and movies is mostly ruled by supernatural, superhero flicks and science fiction thrillers, and Fox's upcoming show on Justin Cronin's bestselling trilogy 'The Passage' does a remarkable job at bringing both together. But what 'The Passage' also excels at doing, is telling the story set within the complications of an apocalyptic world, in the most simplistic manner possible.
The trailer, released a couple of months ago, brilliantly showcased the story about to unfold on screens; alongside introducing viewers to 10-year-old Amy Bellafonte who will be the show's "most important girl in the world."
