FIDO has Billy Connelly as the title charceter (a zombie, natch). I heard it was a fun moive, but it only played here for a week, so I never got to it.
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I shudder to think what Dick Cheney could do with an army of obedient zombie soldiers. Even somewhat-disobedient ones.
A couple of years ago, I heard The Mist adapted as a radio play -- it was one of the more hair-raising adaptations I've ever seen or heard.
As people were talking about The Prestige, I remembered I had a problem with the plot that I couldn't figure out. I may be stupid, or they just didn't feel it was necessary to explain it...
So when Michael Caine finds Christian Bale's character 'killing' Hugh Jackman's character, wouldn't the living Hugh Jackman be making his reveal behind the audience? He wouldn't have know that all that was going on underneath the stage, and would have carried on with the show, surely?
Did they explain this? Or should I just handwave it? It really bugged me. I think probably just because the rest of the movie was so well-crafted.
Jars, re: your whitefont...
It's been a while since I've seen it, but wasn't the whole murder a setup so that Jackman could get revenge on Bale? The body in the box was one of the "extra" Jackmans. After the murder, Jackman appeared as an alter ego, right? So, in theory he wouldn't have been out front finishing, that show would have seemed to have gone horribly wrong from the perspective of the audience.
That bugged me too, Jars, because how did Jackman know that this was the time Bale got back there?
I thought the shouting and hacking of the tank was loud enough to be heard throughout the theater. So as soon as the banging was heard, he knew to disappear "forever."
I just watched "Crash". All I can say is, the acclaim it got is proof that coke has not disappeared from Hollywood. They should have picked one of those stories and told it for real instead of the whole "Short Cuts" thing. Although I liked "Short Cuts".
Just started watching Hot Fuzz. Holy crap, this has everybody!
That is showing up in my mailbox tomorrow...cannot wait
I liked The Departed a whole lot--up until the end, where I thought it got needlessly twisty.I dunno I rode with it the whole way. Though for most movies I'd say the very ending was unneccessary, but for The Departed it was the frosting on a fantastic cake. I've not seen CoM yet and can't compare the two.
I shudder to think what Dick Cheney could do with an army of obedient zombie soldiers. Even somewhat-disobedient ones.
The obedient would eat the disobedient. I would be faster than the other zombies or eaten. It depends on the zombie rules in that situation/world. Running Zombies? In the clear. No running? Eaten.
So I just re-read The Mist, and I now know that I cannot go see the movie. How had I forgotten that there are giant spiders in this story?! Lots of them, even. Oh well.
So...consensus here, is the original Wicker Man worth watching??