Greatness Gone said:My friends invited me to go see this tomorrow. Should I go, GAF?
It's good. Disappointing as a book adaption, but a solid movie experience on it's own.
Greatness Gone said:My friends invited me to go see this tomorrow. Should I go, GAF?
Greatness Gone said:My friends invited me to go see this tomorrow. Should I go, GAF?
Night_Trekker said:I saw The Last Man on Earth last night. How badly would that spoil the book for me?
harSon said:It's fairly close to the book, quite a few differences. I recommend you read the book anyways, it's really good.
Wellington said:B) What happened to all the other people that stayed behind in NYC that were either quarantined or trying to help
Wellington said:C) The Dark Seekers showed some signs of learning and developing by trapping Neville, but then the rest of the movie were totally animalistic and instinctual
Emerson said:I saw the movie, a few thoughts.
- I've got no problem with the fact that the movie eventually became a typical monster movie. I think it's to be expected that this kind of movie will eventually do that. But this was in way too big a hurry to do so. The best parts of this movie were Robert's day-to-day routines, and that part should have been twice as long as it was.
- Interesting stuff was underdeveloped., set up storylines that were never addressed again. Also, Neville's psychological issues are obvious but not fleshed out enough.The behavioral abnormalities of the monsters, and the fact that they seemed to be learning from Neville
TheDrizzlerJ11 said:Thought it was self explanatory, the quarantine sections all failed once it went airborne, the outbreak was too widespread to control. once it became airborne you'd think if one person in quarantine became a dark seeker all hell would break loose.
SyNapSe said:What was she doing out at night anyway?
SyNapSe said:In his breakdown, he states that 90% of the people who contracted the virus died immediately. The rest who weren't immune became monsters.
TheDrizzlerJ11 said:yup, what i'm saying if one became a dark seeker though, all hell would break lose in some form of fight that could easily break the quarantine.
SyNapSe said:oh sorry, guess I misunderstood. I thought they set up for how quarantine was broke early on when the soldier scanned Will's wife and said she was a monster. Then he did it again and it cleared her. The scanner's apparently didn't work all the time, so they probably let out people who were going to turn.
NaughtyCalibur said:Maybe the other 43% weren't the kind of idiots that applause after a movie. Seriously, I never understood this. It's not like the actors are going to hear your applause and step out in front of the screen to take a bow.
People clapping their hands at a projection are no less crazy than Will Smith's character for talking to mannequins.
Apharmd said:The vampire people turn out to be sentient and intelligent, and they capture him. He finds out that they are sentient and intelligent, and that they've been fearing him because he's been executing them during the day when they slept...much like vampires in human legends killing people in the night. So to the vampires, he is a legend. Hence the title.
WickedAngel said:Thank God that I'm not the only person who thinks the practice is fucking retarded. I'd understand if it was a premiere and the cast was in attendance but what is the point of clapping with a bunch of random strangers?
kablooey said:I saw the movie last night. Thought it was enjoyable for the most part, though I could see why others would have gripes. I would've preferred just seeing more of Will Smith living his life from day to day...havingthe woman come along to save him at the last possible moment was a bit of a cop-out. And the tacked-on religious imagery involving the woman felt really ham-fisted...omg she saves him and there's a cross dangling in her dash...WOO JESUS! :rolleyes
All in all, I felt like the premise and first two-thirds of the movie were compelling enough, in spite of the lack of a strong plot or direction, to make it worthwhile. And yeah, I liked Will Smith a lot in this, which I wasn't really expecting.
chubigans said:Im sleepy so right now all I'll say is: what a pointless movie. But...
I LOVE the sound of that ending though! The way it ends now is totally unsatisfactory and horrible...bah.
WickedAngel said:Thank God that I'm not the only person who thinks the practice is fucking retarded. I'd understand if it was a premiere and the cast was in attendance but what is the point of clapping with a bunch of random strangers?
harSon said:They were striving for a block buster, a close adaption to the novel would not have sold well. It's unfortunate but reality.
Who in the hell talked shit about Denzel and Morgan? I'll cut their faces.harSon said:Why is every black current actor considered shit or overrated on this board? Denzel Washington, Jamie Foxx, Will Smith, Morgan Freeman, Terrance Howard, etc.. have all been victims to this here :lol
I can possibly see Will Smith and Jamie Foxx but freaking Denzel Washington and Morgan Freeman?
jamesinclair said:How did the woman and kid drive on to the island if all the bridges were gone?
bishoptl said:Who in the hell talked shit about Denzel and Morgan? I'll cut their faces.
chubigans said:What I don't understand about the ending ishow a cure is exactly beneficial at that stage? Obviously the ones that are still alive are immune to the airborne virus, and those that are infected are way too powerful to round up and cure. So...what good is a cure, other than to help those that are maybe infected if they're bitten? Or did I miss something here?
TheDrizzlerJ11 said:Forgot about that. Funny because when that was happening i remember thinking to myself,Good point."his wife will be the reason everyone outside the island catches it". Obviously she wasn't the person but others may have been.