If there's anything that I've learned from the Indiana Jones movies (other than the fact that felt hats are indestructible), it's that Nazis make great villains. If there's anything I've learned from 28 Days/Weeks later, it's that fast moving zombies also make great villains.
So why has it taken so long for someone to make a movie about fast, Nazi, zombies? I mean, really?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3-KQh87_V2Q
My favorite part of the trailer comes at 1:42, where to combat the nazi zombies, a guy grabs a sledgehammer and a sickle. Hah!
Showing posts with label movies. Show all posts
Showing posts with label movies. Show all posts
Friday, December 05, 2008
Sunday, March 23, 2008
Rediscovery
Wow, so, apparently it's been SO LONG since I've been on here that it was still registered to my old @indiana.edu address. Madness!
Um... not a whole lot to say other than hi everyone, though. I slept in til 11. That was pretty awesome. Also, the movie 10,000 B.C. should have been called 10,000 B.G. Before Good.
Apparently the Egyptians built the pyramids with Wooly Mammoths, and also discovered metallurgy, locks, horses, and probably wheels (I wasn't paying that much attention) all before homo sapiens even came to exist. Unfortunately, their civilization and technology were wiped out by a bunch of zulu warriors led by a white guy with a perfectly coiffed beard and rasta dreads, setting mankind back 10,000 years.
So if you want to know why we don't have flying cars yet, I guess this movie explains it, or something.
Also, ostriches were direct evolutionary descendents of raptors. True Story.
On the OTHER hand, "Run Fatboy, Run" is awesome. Everyone should go see it.
Um... not a whole lot to say other than hi everyone, though. I slept in til 11. That was pretty awesome. Also, the movie 10,000 B.C. should have been called 10,000 B.G. Before Good.
Apparently the Egyptians built the pyramids with Wooly Mammoths, and also discovered metallurgy, locks, horses, and probably wheels (I wasn't paying that much attention) all before homo sapiens even came to exist. Unfortunately, their civilization and technology were wiped out by a bunch of zulu warriors led by a white guy with a perfectly coiffed beard and rasta dreads, setting mankind back 10,000 years.
So if you want to know why we don't have flying cars yet, I guess this movie explains it, or something.
Also, ostriches were direct evolutionary descendents of raptors. True Story.
On the OTHER hand, "Run Fatboy, Run" is awesome. Everyone should go see it.
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