Hurricane!

[Walsingham]

You could have zombies, but filming on flooded sets would be hugely expensive and irritating.

 

And it's Hobbes who felt we were naturally anarchic savages.

[kumquatq3]

You could have zombies, but filming on flooded sets would be hugely expensive and irritating.

 

If you can do it for "Hard Rain", a christen slater movie, you can do it for zombies

[Deraldin]

You could have zombies, but filming on flooded sets would be hugely expensive and irritating.

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Something from the toxic sludge that people are saying is the flood waters in New Orleans brings people back to life as zombies. The survivors of the flood must escape the city any way they can however they have to stay out of the water. Getting the water in your system means zombification.

 

Picture the groups of survivors in a boat slowly drifting down a flooded street a night time, surrounded by mist that makes everything seem just slightly off. Someone makes a wisecrack about zombies and BAM! A zombie bursts out of the water and drags him off the boat while the other people are screaming. Suddenly more zombies appear through the mist and the camera pulls pack to show them surrounded the boat and the zombies disappear in the fog and fade to black.

 

Show movie title then go flashback to people preparing for hurricane where the movie really starts and follows a different group of people in thier bid for freedom.

 

I think it could work! "

[Child of Flame]

You forgot the most important element.

 

Uwe Boll for director!

[Deraldin]

You forgot the most important element. 

 

Uwe Boll for director!

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Servant of Eru ---> <--- Deraldin

[Lucius]

Uwe Bolls is the one that kills whatever project he lays his hands on, no? Or is that Paul Anderson?

[Deraldin]

Uwe Bolls is the one that kills whatever project he lays his hands on, no? Or is that Paul Anderson?

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Both are bad although Uwe Boll is much worse.

[kumquatq3]

You could have zombies, but filming on flooded sets would be hugely expensive and irritating.

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Something from the toxic sludge that people are saying is the flood waters in New Orleans brings people back to life as zombies. The survivors of the flood must escape the city any way they can however they have to stay out of the water. Getting the water in your system means zombification.

 

Picture the groups of survivors in a boat slowly drifting down a flooded street a night time, surrounded by mist that makes everything seem just slightly off. Someone makes a wisecrack about zombies and BAM! A zombie bursts out of the water and drags him off the boat while the other people are screaming. Suddenly more zombies appear through the mist and the camera pulls pack to show them surrounded the boat and the zombies disappear in the fog and fade to black.

 

Show movie title then go flashback to people preparing for hurricane where the movie really starts and follows a different group of people in thier bid for freedom.

 

I think it could work! "

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Well, you certainly "fleshed" it out a bit.

 

I actually, assuming the hurricane wasn't reality, think it would make a good movie. At least a fun one. But I like the new breed of fast moving zombies.

[Lucius]

Uwe Bolls is the one that kills whatever project he lays his hands on, no? Or is that Paul Anderson?

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Both are bad although Uwe Boll is much worse.

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I didn't know that it was humanly possible to be worse than Anderson, however I must admit that Battlefield Earth with John T. WAS the worst piece of shi... lort, to ever grace my TV.

[kumquatq3]

I'd say "the 5th element" was worse

[Child of Flame]

I liked The 5th Element.

 

Hot alien chicks for teh win!

[Calax]

Fifth element is more widely liked than Battlefield earth, what scared me was that one of my former roommates was obsessed with the evil race in battlefield, insisting they were the ultimate race

[kumquatq3]

The 5th element was soooooo damn bad, that the unexplained giant evil ball of fire that was going to destroy the universe...ya, it had about 57 seconds of screen time.

[Lucius]

I'd say "the 5th element" was worse

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Nah, the Fifth 5l5ment will always rule simply due to: "CHICKAAAAAAAAN GOOD!!1"

[Calax]

I've got to ask, How did we get from Hurricanes to bad Movies anyway?

[kumquatq3]

I've got to ask, How did we get from Hurricanes to bad Movies anyway?

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same way we got from democratic issues to touching young boys.....

 

 

.....Eldar turned his back for like five minutes.

[Cantousent]

Good grief, I step out and we've taken hurricanes to B movies.

 

Viewed with a twisted sort of logic, I can see how we ended up here. Okay, back on topic.

 

The situation is New Orleans is truly horrible and it just seems to be getting worse. This may very well be the absolute worst natural disaster in our history. The authorities are talking about deaths in the thousands.

[draakh_kimera]

The situation is New Orleans is truly horrible and it just seems to be getting worse.  This may very well be the absolute worst natural disaster in our history.  The authorities are talking about deaths in the thousands.

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Yeah, I agree. And before anyone goes all like, "Oh, what about the tsunami in south asia" crap, I do believ Eldar is speaking of US history Anyway, I must say, it surprises me, well, surprise isn't the right word, but it's strange to read in the news that people are looting/raping/killing etc. instead of helping each other, no matter what the circumstances. I feel perplexed when I read it. If one were to draw a parallel concering how people act with the how people acted during the disaster in south asia, is it really culture that affects our actions so much? Or is it something else?

[Laozi]

The situation is New Orleans is truly horrible and it just seems to be getting worse.  This may very well be the absolute worst natural disaster in our history.  The authorities are talking about deaths in the thousands.

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but it's strange to read in the news that people are looting/raping/killing etc. instead of helping each other, no matter what the circumstances. I feel perplexed when I read it. If one were to draw a parallel concering how people act with the how people acted during the disaster in south asia, is it really culture that affects our actions so much? Or is it something else?

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Well, New Orleans is a pretty rough town, my friends sister and I once got shot at(in our general vicinity) for not giving someone(crackhead) my change outside a gas station

[Walsingham]

The 5th Element was one of of my top 3 best movies ever.

 

Speaking of fast moving zombies, the sequel to 28 Days Later is set for filming next year. Should be good.

[Calax]

The situation is New Orleans is truly horrible and it just seems to be getting worse.  This may very well be the absolute worst natural disaster in our history.  The authorities are talking about deaths in the thousands.

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Yeah, I agree. And before anyone goes all like, "Oh, what about the tsunami in south asia" crap, I do believ Eldar is speaking of US history Anyway, I must say, it surprises me, well, surprise isn't the right word, but it's strange to read in the news that people are looting/raping/killing etc. instead of helping each other, no matter what the circumstances. I feel perplexed when I read it. If one were to draw a parallel concering how people act with the how people acted during the disaster in south asia, is it really culture that affects our actions so much? Or is it something else?

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Humans are greedy and there will always be at least a few who try to take advantage of every situation, by looting raping pillaging and otherwise running amok. because there is no authority, just like what happened earlier on this board when you guys went from the hurricane to scifi flicks just because Eldar turned his back...

[Child of Flame]

The situation is New Orleans is truly horrible and it just seems to be getting worse.  This may very well be the absolute worst natural disaster in our history.  The authorities are talking about deaths in the thousands.

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Yeah, I agree. And before anyone goes all like, "Oh, what about the tsunami in south asia" crap, I do believ Eldar is speaking of US history Anyway, I must say, it surprises me, well, surprise isn't the right word, but it's strange to read in the news that people are looting/raping/killing etc. instead of helping each other, no matter what the circumstances. I feel perplexed when I read it. If one were to draw a parallel concering how people act with the how people acted during the disaster in south asia, is it really culture that affects our actions so much? Or is it something else?

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But what about Vesuvius?!!

 

 

The situation is New Orleans is truly horrible and it just seems to be getting worse.  This may very well be the absolute worst natural disaster in our history.  The authorities are talking about deaths in the thousands.

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Yeah, I agree. And before anyone goes all like, "Oh, what about the tsunami in south asia" crap, I do believ Eldar is speaking of US history Anyway, I must say, it surprises me, well, surprise isn't the right word, but it's strange to read in the news that people are looting/raping/killing etc. instead of helping each other, no matter what the circumstances. I feel perplexed when I read it. If one were to draw a parallel concering how people act with the how people acted during the disaster in south asia, is it really culture that affects our actions so much? Or is it something else?

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Humans are greedy and there will always be at least a few who try to take advantage of every situation, by looting raping pillaging and otherwise running amok. because there is no authority, just like what happened earlier on this board when you guys went from the hurricane to scifi flicks just because Eldar turned his back...

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That was the fault of the zombies...

[Laozi]

Speaking of fast moving zombies, the sequel to 28 Days Later is set for filming next year. Should be good.

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I wish that was a joke, but I know its not. If its sucessful who cares about the previous storyline, make another movie by all means.

 

I guess they could always use the "alternative ending' and all, I have to ask, is the same guy directing it?

[kalimeeri]

If one were to draw a parallel concering how people act with the how people acted during the disaster in south asia, is it really culture that affects our actions so much? Or is it something else?

 

Just because people are 'poor' doesn't mean they're 'low class'. And vice versa. If all North American people in such an extreme situation acted that way, maybe a parallel might be drawn ... but earthquake, flood, hurricane or blizzard, they don't.

[Child of Flame]

Holy crap. Apparently Bush and his cabinet have refused foreign aid.

 

"The United Nations stands ready to help with any kind of disaster expertise that might be required ... in full recognition that the United States is the country in the world that possesses the greatest civilian and military search and rescue and recovery assets themselves," Egeland told Reuters in an interview.

 

All we're short on is people and oil, we don't need monies, why not let the Canucks, Russians, and Brits who offered to help do so.