>> ^ChaosEngine:

Superman?
A boring character with almost no vulnerabilities and no interesting character traits.
Zack Synder?
Technically competent but artistically bankrupt. Don't believe me? See what he comes up with when he doesn't have two of the biggest names in comics writing for him. Derivative, immature and vaguely creepy (and not in a good way).
Will have to do a lot better after the Avengers (solid action, genuinely funny script) and the Dark Knight Rises (visually stunning with real emotive weight).


I loved The Avengers. Bright, colourful, uncomplicated superheroes having fun. The story was very simple but that was needed to allow room for all the characters to breath and interact. As you say a nice script and some good lines.

It's much more my cup of tea than the foreboding, depressing Dark Knight films.

Superman?
A boring character with almost no vulnerabilities and no interesting character traits.

Zack Synder?
Technically competent but artistically bankrupt. Don't believe me? See what he comes up with when he doesn't have two of the biggest names in comics writing for him. Derivative, immature and vaguely creepy (and not in a good way).

Will have to do a lot better after the Avengers (solid action, genuinely funny script) and the Dark Knight Rises (visually stunning with real emotive weight).

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I think they were laughing more at Zack Braff's (possibly faked, definitely exaggerated) reaction. Plus, it is a funny story.

I call Londonderry "Derry", it's like calling Los Angles "LA" and there's nothing wrong with their usage. I wouldn't call it Derry in a formal situation but I'm just being anal here. I love a good bit of anal.

>> ^shagen454:

Its strange to think that the term RATM was first purposed by a guy named Kent McClard of Ebullition Records. Back then Ebullition was one of the most underground, innovative and radical hardcore labels in th world. I guess Kent proposed the name for an Inside Out album to be released on Ebullition... Which seems strange since Ebullition and their bands were way more politically radical than Inside Out or RATM.
Dont know what the story is with this being a whole album performed live for a first show but maybe the band had be playing for a while and waiting for the right vocalist who happened to have a good band name in mind?


If I remember my RAGE history, Morello (lead guitar) founded the band with Zack (singer), they were the first two members.

Zack and Kelly? Hadn't heard that one before

>> ^lucky760:
"I need them, Zack. I have to sing! ... I'm so excited! I'm so excited. I'm so... scared. "


Random 90's reference FTW!

"I need them, Zack. I have to sing! ... I'm so excited! I'm so excited. I'm so... scared. "

Rules for the Zombie Apocalypse.

1 - You are not safe. EVER.

2- Cardio- Be able to run for an extended period of time
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3- Always carry a minimum of 2 reliable, lethal weapons (I can not stress "ALWAYS" enough)

4- Better safe than stupid (example- use your head; cut off theirs!)

5- Know where you will be sleeping before the sun sets. Be prepared to move out before daybreak.

6- Travel light- No dead weight (this goes for both objects you carry and people you're with. If someone can't pull their own, ditch them)

7- Save one bullet (do I need to elaborate?)

8- Dress smart (Tight-fitting, comfortable clothing, with large, accessible pockets, and preferably velcro-sneakers)

9- Do(n't) be a hero

10- Only pull the trigger if you're ok with every ghoul within hearing-distance knowing exactly where dinner is.

11- Stay nourished and healthy (if you're living off canned food, make sure to take multi-vitamins! And remember, if you get sick, there's no hospital to treat you)(and remember, always use a condom! You really don't want herpes during a zombie apocalypse)

12- Drive safe! (And by that of course I mean drive in a hummer or a large SUV with bars welded to all the windows, and if possible an escape hatch in the roof) Also remember the larger the vehicle the more gas it uses. Try to balance, Protection, range and reliability.

13- If you can avoid it, then do.

14- Never, ever, ever, under any circumstances shall you EVER go anywhere alone (yes, this includes the bathroom)(void if everyone you've ever known/loved is a zombie)

15- Enjoy the little things.

16- Your mind is your most powerful weapon. Think, preferably outside the box (ex- need meds but the hospitals are all filled with Zack? Go to the vet/a pet store!)

17- Leave no doubt- know your way out!

18- Know your environment, use it to your advantage.

19- Tread carefully (watch where you're going and NEVER walk backwards)

20- never give up

21- Calculus (Example- it takes you .75 seconds to hit a zombie in the head with a baseball bat and then prepare to strike again. If a zombie is withing 3 feet of you you can't wind up for a successful kiss-swing. It takes a zombie 3 seconds to walk 2 feet. The situation: you have 5 zombies walking towards you. Before you even prepare your first strike, look at the distance between each of them and determine if it will be possible for one of them to get within 3 feet of you while you dispatch the others. Plan out your kill order and know when you're going to need to back up (but remember rule 19!))

22- Double tap

23. Think outside the box. Example; fleeing survivors have raided the drug stores, hospitals, and doctor's offices and left you behind with no medicine. Solution, go to the pet store. A big chain pet store has everything from vitamins to sedatives (be VERY careful converting dosages).


I know there are more I'm just currently to lazy to find them.

>> ^MaxWilder:

I loved this movie soooo much, right up until the ending totally ruined everything.
I embrace my inner 14-year-old. I also have performed in Shakespeare plays. I feel this balance is acceptable.

Shakespeare was the Zack Snyder of his day.

Source Code is pretty enjoyable.

I have never walked out of a movie because most of the time I was sneaking into them.

Even when the movie is shit I still stay around and hate on it.

The worst one i watched this year has to be Zack Snyder's sugar... what the fuck was it called? SUCKERPUNCH yeah.

Thats just some bullshit right there.


Where the hell is my Mr T sketch, anyone can shave their head, only a few chosen few can successfully do a Mr T sketch and Zack would of been one of them.

This is just a big build up to a let down.

Fawk it.

go with god.

I love listening to Kevin Smith talk, I have both of the Evening With DVDs, I was in an audience with him talking for a couple of hours after a screening of Clerks II. I love Clerks, Mallrats, Chasing Amy... after that, well... um. Dogma was pretty darn good, but found the poo monster to be purile. JASBSB was god awful, Jersey Girl was derivative tripe, Clerks II was better than I thought it was going to be, but not great. Zack and Miri had about one good scene, and Cop Out looks like utter shit that I'd rather not waste the time with.

Now... the trailer for this looks ENTIRELY different to what we're used to with him, like wow, that's something different to be sure.

Back during that talk I was at he said he was going to do a horror film, and I guess this is it?

Anyway... I wish him the absolute best fucking luck. I REALLY hope he has made a good film here, I'd love to see him prove himself and get back up after some average flicks.

(Not that he has done badly money wise on any films... and here's a fascinating titbit from the red state site:

"I have stepped up my live gigs considerably, including taking SModcast on the road as well – so much so that, lately, I’ve earned more just being me on a stage somewhere than I have for directing film."