03-01-2008, 12:41 | #31 |
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Saw this the other day and I thought this too. The trailer is all the best bits tbh.
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03-01-2008, 13:06 | #32 |
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As iCrag said 13 years passed since the outbreak and when we join the film so I'm sure tigers and stuff will have consumed what was left. End Spoiler Alert!
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03-01-2008, 13:19 | #33 |
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Yeah but no trace NOTHING at all no blood remains?! Surely there would have been something!?! Still having nightmares End Spoiler Alert! BB x |
03-01-2008, 13:33 | #34 |
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Watched this last night, and its a poor attempt unfortunately, the film never really got going anywhere, i remember with 30 mins to go thinking, where can they take this without making things worse? They should have explored so much more. Booooo
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03-01-2008, 13:40 | #35 |
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Would have been much better if they had gone into how the 'virus' had infected everyone, what it did, how it spread etc.... Would have probably had more nightmares though End Spoiler Alert! BB x |
03-01-2008, 14:33 | #36 |
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IIRC it was when Will Smith was doing his "There is no God" speech to the chick, i.e. counting down how many people died, what happened to those that survived etc End Spoiler Alert! Thought it was a decent film but one that had so much more potential than was actually utilised, the final half ended all too soon, would have liked to have seen more exploration of the organisational structure of the infected, more tension/chases and more exploration of who is good/bad etc. Enjoyable watch though!
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03-01-2008, 14:33 | #37 |
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It said on the screen 13 years later how did you miss it? then again have I read 13 somewhere else Infact I'm totally wrong 2012-2009 is 3
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03-01-2008, 14:56 | #38 |
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i thought it was yubbish.
the CG was guff and great all at the same time. the stuff they added in was rubbish. the stuff they took out was outstanding.
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03-01-2008, 19:53 | #39 |
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I Am ... Watching it now
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22-03-2008, 01:23 | #40 |
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Bit of a thread revival after a couple of months but I grabbed a good HD version of this and have just watched it again.
I was very disappointed after I first saw it as I said above. I've since read the book. Watching the film again this evening was like watching something completely different - I think because it didn't have the annoying stop-start pausing that it had before transformed it from a film that irritated me greatly to one which I quote enjoyed. I had the knowledge of the book to go from as well but even so, I found it a good view. Easy to watch, not a huge amount to think about and a enjoyable way to kill nearly two hours. Not sure about the ending compared to the book, but I can forgive it that.
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