the timeline scandal... answeres

[MinionZombie]

Err ... ... the original script.

[EvilNed]

Err ... ... the original script. No, this is what it says: "FIVE YEARS... SINCE THE DEAD FIRST WALKED"

[bassman]

No, this is what it says: "FIVE YEARS... SINCE THE DEAD FIRST WALKED" What's your point here? That it's just 5 years since and it doesn't necessarily have anything to do with Night or Dawn?

[hadrian0117]

Not 100% true. He could have made his original script. The producers were willing to put up the larger portion of money but only if he gave them an "R" rating rather than an "unrated". Romero didn't want to numb it down to an "R" rating so he opted to take less money and make an unrated film. He had to shorten it down to keep the heavy gore. I believe the price differences were 7 million for a rated film and 3 for unrated. Somewhere in that general area... And this was way before the days of unrated DVDs. Plus I don't think the original script was as good as what was filmed. The ending had to much religious symbolism for a Dead movie.

[Philly_SWAT]

No, this is what it says: "FIVE YEARS... SINCE THE DEAD FIRST WALKED" And as we all know, the dead walking is a very common thing to happen. No way at all it had any connection to GARs other films.......

[EvilNed]

What's your point here? That it's just 5 years since and it doesn't necessarily have anything to do with Night or Dawn? The original poster suggested that it's definite proof of the timeline question. But all it proves that Day takes place sometime after the dead started to walk. I think most of us already knew that much. And as we all know, the dead walking is a very common thing to happen. No way at all it had any connection to GARs other films....... You'd be surprised how many times the dead started to walk in the movies. Infact, it's just about as common as a guy looking curiously alot like John Wayne walks onto the screen dressed like a cowboy.

[Philly_SWAT]

You'd be surprised how many times the dead started to walk in the movies. Infact, it's just about as common as a guy looking curiously alot like John Wayne walks onto the screen dressed like a cowboy. The difference is, John Wayne was an actor, who commonly played a cowboy. Cowboys are a part of our history, and actually walked around here on the earth in the past (as well as now). As far as I know, the dead have never walked in our own history. To be nice, I will save you the trouble of having to reply.. Reality vs. Fiction. You cant compare them.

[EvilNed]

Well, then replace "cowboy" with "ninja" and "John Wayne" with "Sonny Chiba", and I have a case again.

[Philly_SWAT]

Well, then replace "cowboy" with "ninja" and "John Wayne" with "Sonny Chiba", and I have a case again. LOL! I dont see how!