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what was the first tv series to come up with alternative swear words like that btw?
I think space above & beyond did it
I just saw The Island. It was great
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...ok, I just had this urge to use fool in a sentence. now watch it, you fool!
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maxpayne2409 wrote:what was the first tv series to come up with alternative swear words like that btw?
red dwarf wasnt it with Smeg? which they always claimed is a futuristic swear word (although in reality smeg is actually for lack of a better word "bell-end cheese" and thats true)
spudthedestroyer wrote:I just watched Land of the Dead (the TS/CAM is more than watchable, its on par with an extremely good vhs or an extremely bad DVD, but you don't notice the 'subdigital' image like you do with screeners), and have to say i thought it was excellent. I'm trying to recall the past 20 years of zombie movies, and I'm going to rewatched some to recheck, but it seemed like it was the best zombie movie since the last Romero zombie movie easily and with very little effort. Its not got any of the "mtv cinematography" of movies like Dawn of the Dead remake, and its a very well made and acted movie. I'd probably have prefered a tad more gore, but its done extremely well and where necessary and no more. Its a bonus to hear they are doing an unrated version but hardly surprising at all.
I had a fear that the "they are learning" was going to be totally stupid but it wasn't at all. They don't make any "The Village" like plot narration of them actually evolving you just see they are using weapons as blugeons.
Its a lot more 'fun' than the other Dead movies, i'd comment, a lot less serious it seems and much lighter on the social commentry. Makes a movie that's easier for repeat viewing but at the same time, it does make the impact a little less. There's some great scenes, I love the beginning panning shot (lol at the zombie band) it actually reminds me of the Deadite army resurrection panning shots in Army of Darkness, in a good way. I also liked the zombies emerging from the river, but its been used a few times in zombie movies.
I only have two "problems" with it, which are really ways it could have perhaps been improved in my view,
1) continuity, given the world came to an end in the late 60s/early 70s, i have a bit of trouble beleiving in mobile phones and pdas with GPS being invented anytime after Dawn of the Dead. Obviously Romero thought 'f*ck it' when deciding on how faithful it would be to previous movies
2) imo the budget was too large, it works well and for it most of the movie, but I think also it might have produced better results if they lowered the budget for some scenes, it would have created something a tad more down to earth.
I'm converting the cam to DVD (cropping the boarders, running convolution3d, fixing the AR and then re-encoding with new boarders back on), i think it will look excellent video quality wise.
spudthedestroyer wrote:Its a lot more 'fun' than the other Dead movies, i'd comment, a lot less serious it seems and much lighter on the social commentry. Makes a movie that's easier for repeat viewing but at the same time, it does make the impact a little less. There's some great scenes, I love the beginning panning shot (lol at the zombie band) it actually reminds me of the Deadite army resurrection panning shots in Army of Darkness, in a good way. I also liked the zombies emerging from the river, but its been used a few times in zombie movies.
spudthedestroyer wrote:I'm converting the cam to DVD (cropping the boarders, running convolution3d, fixing the AR and then re-encoding with new boarders back on), i think it will look excellent video quality wise.
spoilers wrote:They removed a cancerous sist from starbuck's ovary so she'd be clean to impregnate.
Also appeared in an early-1980s game on the BBC Micro. A caveman called 'Trogg' would utter this word in a speech bubble when "killed". Presumably same meaning as "fuck". Hacked versions of the game substituted "fuck".
smeg - from Red Dwarf, rooted from smegma. Also credited to the original Monty Python episodes. Unclear whether "art imitated life" or "life imitated art".
# naff - used in the same way as [fuck] in the 1970's BBC comedy Porridge
To be honest, i'd grab a torrent of the unrepacked one
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