Night of the Living Dead remake: Tom Savini

[darth los]

"Ain't it a crime. " "What? " "The only one who can miss with this gun is the sucker with the bread to buy it. " Still sounds like what i said it was to me. I'd still put my money on, "The end of crime" thanks. The word he says clearly has two syllables to it which the word ain't certainly is not comprised of. If you don't think he says the end of, fine, but it Ain't, ain't either. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F4eJEFuZD1M The phrase "bunch of yo yo's" always cracks me up, it just seems like the lamest thing you could possibly say. Is it even a insult? Unfortunatley it's trying to be, so yes.

[Trin]

Still sounds like what i said it was to me. I'd still put my money on, "The end of crime" thanks. The word he says clearly has two syllables to it which the word ain't certainly is not comprised of. If you don't think he says the end of, fine, but it Ain't, ain't either. I think he says, "Idn't it a crime." A garbly slack jawed version of, "Isn't it." The end of crime doesn't make a lick of sense. Not even as much as chocolate man. Unfortunatley it's trying to be, so yes. Even if it's NOT trying to be an insult I guarantee you someone out there can take it as one, and then it will be considered one. If only insults were restricted to intentional insults.

[ProfessorChaos]

according to the novelization, peter says "ain't it a crime". in the film however, it does sound like he says "idn't it a crime". anyways, how bout that night of the living dead remake? pretty good movie, huh?

[darth los]

I think he says, "Idn't it a crime." A garbly slack jawed version of, "Isn't it." The end of crime doesn't make a lick of sense. Not even as much as chocolate man. It makes sense when you consider it's a cop saying it. He has this "super gun" (I think that's what they call it in the novel) that's obviously given him a raging boner, so i take it as he's saying he would be a one man wrecking crew and "end crime" if they would let him go on patrol with one of those. And WTF is this film the professor keeps referring to?

[Trin]

It makes sense when you consider it's a cop saying it. He has this "super gun" (I think that's what they call it in the novel) that's obviously given him a raging boner, so i take it as he's saying he would be a one man wrecking crew and "end crime" if they would let him go on patrol with one of those. The man carried an automatic machine gun and you are contending that he saw that mall shop rifle as a weapon that would end crime? I maintain that the statement doesn't makes sense in the context of his follow-up remark. "The end of crime. " "What? " "The only one who can miss with this gun is the sucker with the bread to buy it. " Errr?? The NOTLD remake sucks... like any NOTLD remake would. Now that's on topic!!

[darth los]

The man carried an automatic machine gun and you are contending that he saw that mall shop rifle as a weapon that would end crime? I maintain that the statement doesn't makes sense in the context of his follow-up remark. "The end of crime. " "What? " "The only one who can miss with this gun is the sucker with the bread to buy it. " Errr?? The NOTLD remake sucks... like any NOTLD remake would. Now that's on topic!! I don't see how that's inconsistent with my statement. He's saying that he would be schooling fools because you CAN'T miss with that gun. But one thing's for sure, he doesn't say "ain't".

[bassman]

He says something along the lines of "aint/isn't it/innit a crime". Why is this even a subject of debate?

[Trin]

I don't see how that's inconsistent with my statement. He's saying that he would be schooling fools because you CAN'T miss with that gun. But one thing's for sure, he doesn't say "ain't". I don't recall him having a "missing fools" problem with any gun he had. I agree it wasn't "ain't." I agree with bassman. Isn't it... innit... And it's a point of debate because we all have the moral responsibility to prove darth wrong.

[Andy]

according to the novelization, peter says "ain't it a crime". in the film however, it does sound like he says "idn't it a crime". anyways, how bout that night of the living dead remake? pretty good movie, huh? Wait a minute, we were talking about coopers "insult" in a night of the living dead remake topic, then you come in and declare it "way off the rails" and then turn it to dawn of the dead? Did you miss the title of the topic of did i miss something?

[ProfessorChaos]

think you might have missed something there, andy. i was referring to the fact that darth's interpretation of peter's line in the gunstore in dawn had derailed this topic. look over the posts from the last few days.

[bassman]

Did you miss the title of the topic of did i miss something? You missed something. The topic was derailed long ago concerning whether Peter said "The end of crime" or "Ain't it a crime"....

[CooperWasRight]

He says something along the lines of "aint/isn't it/innit a crime". Why is this even a subject of debate? Agreed... But if its gonna keep going it clearly sounds like ain't it a crime.

[Trin]

I think we need a poll. He says: "The end of crime." "Ain't it a crime." "Isn't it a crime." "Innit it a crime." "Idn't it a crime." "What does this have to do with NOTLD remake?"

[Eyebiter]

Lamebrains! Big fan of NOTLD90. Would like to see a directors cut with the gore shots put back in. Perhaps in 10 years when CGI technology advances enough it will be possible to upgrade the film seamlessly.

[bassman]

Someone around here(maybe even in this thread ) recently mentioned that Savini said he was working on the Night90 Blu Ray and it could have new features. So maybe he's getting to do a new cut? I hope so...