If a new post apocalyptic movie was to come out what would you want humanities downfall to be? |
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classic zombies (like the walking dead)
infected humans (like the last of us, and i am ledgend)
plauge (a virus that just kills people)
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movie poll
If a new post apocalyptic movie was to come out what would you want humanities downfall to be? |
Classic. No explanation, no cause, no cure. |
thank you for the vote |
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yeah, gotta go with the classic zombies. I also love the fact when it's not fully explained. Too bad Romero seems to want to change that with that new film... |
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I had to go with "Plauge"! (or even "Plague"...), just because the one book I'd like to see done (faithfully) on the big screen is Terry Nation's "Survivors"... |
Haha i didnt catch the spelling error, i was using my phone to type this post and theres no spell check^, thanks for the votes |
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