On Feb 15, 5:50 am, lizardgirl wrote:
> On Feb 13, 2:23 am, Duggy wrote:
> > I think I get where you're coming from. There's always that "where
> > are all the bodies"/"why are there suddenly a dead-traffic jam for no
> > apparent reason?"/"Shouldn't there be more/less structural damage to
> > the city"
> yes, like that. the end result doesn't tell you much about the cause
> or affect.
I keep thinking someone needs to make a series of films: apocalpyse,
post-apocalpyse, the rebuild.
The closest are the Romeo Dead films and the Resident Evil films...
Or at least start a film with a small band of survivors arriving at
the gates of the last vestages of humanity and go from there...
> world war Z is nicely done in that you get a sense of how things
> happened, why people/countries reacted/responded they way they did and
> what they're doing now. the personal account/documentary formate was
> a good choice in that regard.
> i'm curious to see given JMS' experience with Jeremiah who things will
> play out if the book ever makes it to the big screen.
We live in hope.
> > I've found "Life After Man" an interesting documentary to mentally
> > compare with all the PA films I've seen and think "yeah, I didn't
> > think there'd be no evidence of civilisation in only 30 years."
> LAM is fun, though strangely optimistic.
If it wasn't no one would watch the show.
> > Is this a bad time to say that the other week I left my house to spend
> > the cyclone at a friend's, looked at the 4 volume set of "How Things
> > Work" and decide that, no, this wasn't "the end", they could wait for
> > that evacuation.
> we accept you as you are.
Oh. Really? I'm sorry to here that about you. There are people who
can help you.
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