Jayn
Sr Member
Looks like a normal "morning after DragonCon" shot..:lol
Zombieland!
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Looks like a normal "morning after DragonCon" shot..:lol
Making me miss GA more and more..
Kittlemeier
Sr Member
Just try to remember the humidity and it'll go away.
AWESOME! can't wait...thanks for posting!
mike
mike
Skaught
Sr Member
My 7 y/o saw the trailer over my shoulder, so I explained what a zombie was. Somehow she already knew they were "dead people".
My 5 y/o was listening from another room I guess. Several hours later, he finished his dinner, pushes his plate away, gets up and takes his plastic pirate musket pistol with him and says, "I still have zombies to kill" and walks off. :lol
Scott
My 5 y/o was listening from another room I guess. Several hours later, he finished his dinner, pushes his plate away, gets up and takes his plastic pirate musket pistol with him and says, "I still have zombies to kill" and walks off. :lol
Scott
Paul Andrew
Master Member
allosaur176
Sr Member
looks like a very fun movie.. I will be eagerly awaiting this!
Fetthunter
Sr Member
Bilbo Baggins
Well-Known Member
This looks good!
..Kill of the week
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..Kill of the week
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Ham Salad
Well-Known Member
It doesn't look bad enough.
For one thing, there should be a lot more blood and a lot more bodies. I'm also pretty sure that they wouldn't carefully steer the cars so as not to damage them in an apocalypse.
Pretty sure there would be some major window breakage as well.
dualedge
Sr Member
Yeah, for whatever it's worth, it's a pretty brief glimpse in the trailer (it's just cool to see a scene I was there for and showing where I work in a movie) but the shot right before that one in the trailer is from the same intersection looking down Edgewood and it's got a car crash in that one...
It'd be nice if the movie was good. I'll probably NetFlix it just to check it out.
I saw some of Glory filmed in Savannah and that was a pretty decent movie. The set facades they set up on River Street for that movie were mindblowing though. It was like visiting Universal Studios but it was just a few blocks from my college dorm.
Other than that, I can think of One Missed Call which was unimpressive... Can't say I can think of many good/great films made in my neck of the woods. Although it was cool to see a favorite pizza joint I visit for lunch behind the actress in One Missed Call (I couldn't actually bear to watch the movie - just fast-forwarded through it looking for stuff I'd recognize
)
Carson Dyle
Sr Member
It's a re-mix of Cash's "Country Boy".
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_177kYL1coY
Yeah, the film's a hoot, no question. Highly recommended.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_177kYL1coY
Yeah, the film's a hoot, no question. Highly recommended.
outlander
Sr Member
Me and Trip are gonna go check this one out in a week or so.
As a zombie movie fan... I will say that the use of the Johnny Cash song The man comes around during the opening montage of Dawn of the Dead 2.0 is the finest use of contemporary music in cinema history. It gave me goosebumps sitting in the theater.
As a zombie movie fan... I will say that the use of the Johnny Cash song The man comes around during the opening montage of Dawn of the Dead 2.0 is the finest use of contemporary music in cinema history. It gave me goosebumps sitting in the theater.
It looks like fun. The Van Halen sprinkled on top really makes this trailer great.
Kerr Avon
Master Member
No.
You're a massive pooppoo head! No!
Ah crap.
Damn it.
You're right. That one scene and song was enough to get me to look into some of his other stuff.
