roodboi said:

I'm still unsure about that part too.

horatio said:

The infected set it

HamsterHuey said:

a-ha!

HamsterHuey said:

Sweeny79 said:

that's what I kinda thought too...I thought they would explore that side of the story more...it seemed the infected had one leader too but nothing was ever made of it...
those things left it a lil' too open ended...

I actually hated this movie. I thought Will was great in it, but movies with (mainly) one actor don't do anything for me. Also, I am totally opposed to dogs getting injured...

faithpopcorn said:

Im mostly opposed to the lazy computer graphics where everything computer generated looks the same.

I was suppose to see it today but the person I was supposed to see it with was call in to work. I am sure it will suck but just going to see with the creatures are!!

Okay...I was suppose to see this last night..but was unable. I just got home from seeing it and I LOVED it! It is something I would go see again!

But I also love Vincent Price's version of this movie!

i want to see this one

tell me the ending

does the last woman outlive the last man like in the Vincent Price version?

does he stand upon the alter in a cathedral and scream "You're all freaks! Mutants! I'm a man!!! the...last...man..." {keels over dead}

Love that part

heartbeatocean said:

no

nakedpianoplayer said:

we went to see it today...

i think will smith is an incredibly talented actor, the movie was entertaining, however, it was not my favorite movie of his by a long shot.

that being said - its a movie that is best on the big screen

I won't see this movie because I refuse to see anything with Will Smith in it. It does look like it could be entertaining, though.

I should have seen this movie this weekend. We saw "The Myst" and that wasn't the slightest bit scary.

It had a lot of semi-complex themes (government, religion, human nature), but the movie was too kludge to make any of them stick out. At it's core it's a psychological thriller desperately trying to incorporate Hitchcock aspects into it, but the special affects were underwhelming as to make the flick unbelievable, and the creatures rendered were less than sinister looking.

The ending was different from the typical Hollywood ending though



Oh, and Thomas Jane's ass in tight levis is shown mutliple times. MULTIPLE times.



Still not a good flick.



I think I'll check out "I am Legend" some time this week.


I'm really waiting on Alien-vs-Predator-R
[Edited 12/16/07 20:53pm]

Moonbeam said:

why?

Moonbeam said:

Will smith was a saucy piece of man meat in there and acted his azzzzz off. The trap was set by the infected, and I think that happened right after smith recorded in his notes that they lost all human reasoning etc. For a second I was wondering if they were chasing will cuz he had that infected chic.

I liked the movie...you didn't have to think too much, you weren't grossed out too much, and you were entertained as Will was perfect candy.

Imago said:

His corny ass makes it impossible for me to view him as anything other than a corny ass. Too many wise-cracking roles in films like the cringe-worthy Independence Day and Men in Black have rendered him intolerable. His scrate-awful "music" career doesn't help, either!

Moonbeam said:

his acting was great in this movie IMO

horatio said:

I agree...he's a talented actor and always presents a believable character in his work...even in some of his cornier roles, IMO...

Opening weekend ticket sales.
(Source: Boxofficemojo)

faithpopcorn said:

I can't actually think of a single thing I like about Will Smith (maybe that novelty song about stealing his fathers porsche back in the day) So the idea of him doing well in a horrible movie is entirely believable to me

Saw it, loved it... my grade: B+ to A-.

roodboi said:

It is my opinion that he set the trap and forgot, he was going kinda nuts (as one would) being all alone and talking to mannequins and shit.

When he set up that initial car to catch the zombie for tests, it gave you insight that he had done this before... then when he got caught in the trap, the trap was the same way.

Plus, the zombies were already displaying no signs of human thought or planning.

June7 said:

I think the zombie set that trap. He(zombie) saw Will's character set up the exact trap to catch that one zombie. I think those zombie's were smart..and had a plan to catch him and eat him.

The film opens in the UK on Boxing Day 26th Dec.... i'm really looking forward to seeing it.


Related note
Even when he was a geek Will was super fine


Not so related note
Is it true that he's bi?

MoniGram said:

I was talking this scene over with a friend who saw the film last night and I have come to the conclusion that you are right. I think the one "head" zombie who witnessed the "kidnapping" of his zombie girlfriend watched how he trapped her and repeated the trapsetting with his mannequin friend as a lure.

That is one smart zombie.

June7 said:

MoniGram said:

In the end of the book, the "vampires" eventually rebuild society after the virus mutates. I think that's what the film makers were hinting at.

I just saw this movie and it reminded me waaaay to much of 30 DAYS OF NIGHT and a hundred other zombie movies. Will was great in it though.