Hey, anyone here see the trailer for World War Z? Thoughts?
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Garrdor
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Taxious
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Re: The Walking Dad
I love zombie movies so I'll probably end up seeing WWZ. My co-worker who has read a lot of the graphic novels seems to think the preview shits up the entire story line though and seemed pretty pissed at the whole thing.
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Jarochai Alabaster
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Re: The Walking Dad
WWZ looks like your typical shitstorm raping of what was originally a masterpiece of a novel.
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Re: The Walking Dad
Jarochai, it's not shitstorm raping if the zombie asks for it.
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Jarochai Alabaster
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Re: The Walking Dad
But they didn't ask for it. WWZ (The Film) is taking the proud traditions of the zombie peoples and portraying them as brutal savages. Running? Pouring through streets like insect swarms? Climbing walls like Spider-Man?
No. This is not the zombie I've grown to know and love. And this is not a representation of the great work of unification that was WWZ (The Novel).
No. This is not the zombie I've grown to know and love. And this is not a representation of the great work of unification that was WWZ (The Novel).
"I find it elevating and exhilarating to discover that we live in a universe which permits the evolution of molecular machines as intricate and subtle as we."
-Carl Sagan
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