Yet Another 3-D NIGHT Rip-off

[darth los]

Why do these movies continue to suck within the genre? Because these people just don't get it. Zombies alone do not a movie make. They're basically just fodder. "OOh look how scary they are." "Look how much gore we can put on the screen." What's scarier to me is what the situation of the dead rising has done to us humans and the chaos that ensues because of that. No matter what one might say about GAr he is the "master" because seemingly only he has been able to pull this off. How did he do it you might ask? By using the ghouls as a vehicle to employ his satirical purposes not as the focus of the story. The trilogy unfolds in such a way that you could concievably substitute the zombie plauge for any other high magnitude disaster and still have virtually the same story of humans at each others throats when they really should be pulling together. Note to hack film makers: You really should be writing this down. Because imo, GAr isn't going to be around forever and whoever masters that will be the new king. Atleast to me.

[bassman]

Small Danielle Harris Interview Joe Pilato, Danielle Harris, Mos Def, and Bill Mosley? Even though I'm pretty much against this thing....I've got to admit that the cast is pretty badass.

[MoonSylver]

Small Danielle Harris Interview Joe Pilato, Danielle Harris, Mos Def, and Bill Mosley? Even though I'm pretty much against this thing....I've got to admit that the cast is pretty badass. Then again, Ghey '08 managed to land some names too. We all see how well THAT turned out...

[ProfessorChaos]

"It's a prequel, it's current times, it takes place in New York City, and it's pretty insane." to quote that old pace picante salsa commercial: "New York City?" fucking ghey...i may end up checking this out when it hits theaters, but that little tidbit of info just lowered the small level of interest i had in this project dramatically. while i think it's still cool that pilato is involved, and that makes me somewhat optimistic, part of the charm and magic of the original was the rural pennsylvania setting. now they're talking about the NYC as a setting...in modern day....that's not at all what i had in mind when i first heard about this film. they should just go ahead and change the title and characters' names since they're already pissing all over the original. fucking name-rape at its worst.

[Geophyrd]

Ok, haven't heard of this one...so its animated, in 3D, with Bill Mosely (as Johnny, again, same part as 1990 Savini directed remake), Joe Pilato (as Harry Cooper, no less) and Danielle Harris (as Barbara, who apparently aged 20 years in this version). How'd I miss this? According to Mosely from Shock Till You Drop, "First of all, it’s set in New York City, so it ends up following the story (of the original) but at the same time placing it instead of rural Pennsylvania, right in the middle of town. I think what’s really cool about it is because it’s the animated process, you can really do things for the story elements that would normally cost a lot of money, like actually shooting in New York. Zebediah’s a really cool guy, he’s got a cool vision so I’m really excited to be a part of that." How'd I miss this?

[bassman]

http://forum.homepageofthedead.com/s...=night+origins

[Geophyrd]

That'll learn me. Sorry about that.

[darth los]

That'll learn me. Sorry about that. Yeah, that search tab is a motha ain't it?

[bassman]

That'll learn me. Sorry about that. Wasn't trying to be a douche. Just pointing you toward the opinions.

[DubiousComforts]

Do not pass GO. Do not collect $200.

[blind2d]

heh... I liked when King put that in The Shining (it was The Shining, right?). Great line, great writer, great book. *in background: "Great Scott!"* Shut up, Doc.

[fulci fan]

Another animated thing? Jeesh, probably cg animation. I guess we will never see another Fire And Ice or Heavy Metal.

[capncnut]

Popping my head in a bit late but yeah, threads merged.

[bassman]

Tony Todd is back as Ben. Apparently Mos Def dropped out and Todd took over the role he played in Night90. I wanted to make this look like a living Monet; it's expressionism," de Soto said in an earlier interview. "It's going to be the first zombie movie played on a epic scale. This is the 'Empire of the Sun' of zombie films ... I lived through the L.A. riots and saw the city on fire; I remember seeing people running, people getting pulled out of cars. And with 9/11, these images have been ingrained on people of my generation. I just thought that is the way it would really be, a lot of chaos.

[capncnut]

Right, Dubious, me and you, I got one rope. You ready, pal?