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xentech 12-30-2007 07:38 PM

What I don't get about I Am Legend *SPOILRER INVOLVED*
 
I watched the movie online and the one thing I don't get it. At the end he finds the cure for all the infected people, and he gets it in a little vial, YAY! But surely, the next problem would be distributing this tiny ammount of liquid to the masses and masses of infected people. He wants the cure so much and whe he finally gets it its basically useless. Ah well its an alright film :)

tony286 12-30-2007 07:40 PM

why didnt you go buy a ticket?

~Ray 12-30-2007 07:41 PM

you take that little amount and manufacture a mass amount.

sandman! 12-30-2007 07:43 PM

guess you did not watch it till the end

it sucked anyways

tigermtb 12-30-2007 07:44 PM

The entire film was not what I expected, and really fell apart in the 3rd act... I feel they tried to do too much with the film (and the movie suffered for this) rather than doing anything well.

k0nr4d 12-30-2007 07:56 PM

yeah, i was also pretty unimpressed with it.

pornask 12-30-2007 07:59 PM

must have been the worst movie of the decade. Who ever provided funds to create this movie is beyond me...

FredIsMe 12-30-2007 08:26 PM

It was a film to make Will Smith a "God" of movies (what Will Smith wanted since doing movies)

notoldschool 12-30-2007 08:27 PM

I disagree. i think it was a decent enough movie.

DamianJ 12-30-2007 08:28 PM

What I don't get about it was it was fucking shit.

;)

xentech 12-30-2007 08:33 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by AdvertisingSex (Post 13581063)
you take that little amount and manufacture a mass amount.

and then how do you distribute it

also how do you mass produce it with so little people survived

latinasscash 12-30-2007 08:34 PM

I thought it was a good movie. If you had seen either of the
1st two versions: Omega Man (Charlton Heston) or the
original with Vincent Price you would be saying Will deserves
an Oscar.

xentech 12-30-2007 08:35 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by tony404 (Post 13581059)
why didnt you go buy a ticket?

Because i don't want to? If I couldn't watch it online I simply wouldn't watch it. Its not as though there losing my money, they wouldn't get it anyways.

Odin 12-30-2007 08:58 PM

I don't get why he couldn't throw the grenade and hop in the protected area with the other two people, she even said there was room. It's a movie though, but yeah they did their best to try and come up with a heroic ending I guess lol

tony286 12-30-2007 09:00 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Chief (Post 13581265)
I don't get why he couldn't throw the grenade and hop in the protected area with the other two people, she even said there was room. It's a movie though, but yeah they did their best to try and come up with a heroic ending I guess lol

His whole thing was he had to be at ground zero.

kane 12-30-2007 09:05 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by xentech (Post 13581189)
Because i don't want to? If I couldn't watch it online I simply wouldn't watch it. Its not as though there losing my money, they wouldn't get it anyways.

Not to change the subject of this thread but is that any different than if someone finds a porn site's entire member's area online and downloads it for free and then says, "well, I wasn't going to join the site, but if I can get it for free I'll take it?"

Theft is theft. They made the movie and charge a fee to watch it. If you watched it without paying that fee (or being subject to whatever terms are put forth by it IE commercials, advertising for TV and that type of thing) then it is still theft. That you would have never watched it in the first place is a moot point.

Odin 12-30-2007 09:33 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by tony404 (Post 13581272)
His whole thing was he had to be at ground zero.

Yeah I kind of got that bit, but still he could remain at ground zero after he killed them, he didn't need to go with the woman and child to the area she was going. Anyway, best not to get too involved in it, it's a movie afterall. I did like it, though it didn't blow me away.

neewwman 12-30-2007 09:35 PM

Another thing I hated was that the movie makes it clear that God was actually talking to the female character (who had a vision from God that there was a colony of survivors in Vermont).

So this means that God allowed the world to basically end except for a handful of people. (Another Noah's ark situation.)

Shakula 12-30-2007 09:35 PM

i just saw it, the movie was okay

Kimo 12-30-2007 09:41 PM

they need to have a PPV system online for movies that are still in theateurs

Drake 12-30-2007 09:48 PM

It was mediocre

gideongallery 12-30-2007 09:49 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by latinasscash (Post 13581188)
I thought it was a good movie. If you had seen either of the
1st two versions: Omega Man (Charlton Heston) or the
original with Vincent Price you would be saying Will deserves
an Oscar.

i liked the omega man
assuming this one followed the same plot then the cure would be passed person to person thru the blood.

Catalyst 12-30-2007 09:51 PM

What about the other Movies.. has anyone seen those?


like this one

http://www.apple.com/trailers/wb/iamlegendisolation/

or the others

SilentKnight 12-30-2007 09:59 PM

The daughter and I went to see it at the theatre last week.

My question is - how'd the surviving chick escape Manhatten in her SUV when all the bridges had been blown up (and the tunnels apparently blocked)?

Agreed - the movie fell apart towards the end. Way too many gaps in logic.

I still liked Omega Man better (hippie ghouls and all...)

2MuchMark 12-30-2007 10:17 PM

xentech:

The "answer" is in the blood. The girl's body produces antibodies that fight off the infection. Those antibodies and the trick to producing those antibodies can now be found in ever cell of her body and in her blood.

You did yourself a huge disservice by downloading the movie and watching it on your PC.

I just came back from watching it in IMAX, and it kicked ass.

Anyone who steals movies and watches them on their PC's is robbing both the film makers of money they deserve to make, and they are robbing themselves of the movie going experience, and the artestry of the movie itself.

Besides the very solid acting by Will Smith, the movie is stunning to look at and listen to. I know they used CG to create most of the futuristic New York City, but its done so well that there's no way of telling what is CG and what's "really there". Buildings covered in plastic. Streets overrun with grass, shrubs and wild animals. Bridges destroyed. It all looked 100% "natural". Bravo to the artists.

Next time, TREAT YOURSELF to a GOOD MOVIE EXPERIENCE. Pay the lousy $15 for the ticket and pay another $10 for the overpriced coke (who cares?). Escape for a while, and ENJOY THE MOVIE.

m

SilentKnight 12-30-2007 10:32 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ********** (Post 13581505)
Anyone who steals movies and watches them on their PC's is robbing both the film makers of money they deserve to make, and they are robbing themselves of the movie going experience, and the artestry of the movie itself.

Bravo.

Nothing but disdain for thieves and pirates - especially on an industry forum where producers of original content dwell.

Socks 12-30-2007 10:41 PM

holy fucking trolls, like any of you idiots are capable of making a hollywood film lol..

Have you ever seen any GOOD films? Or do they all suck?

The fucking negativity these days is killing me. Go puke in a bucket and drink it down, maybe that will satisfy your need for negativity.

Iron Fist 12-30-2007 10:58 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ********** (Post 13581505)
Anyone who steals movies and watches them on their PC's is robbing both the film makers of money they deserve to make, and they are robbing themselves of the movie going experience, and the artistry of the movie itself.

I've experienced the "movie going experience" - the gobs of teens who can't stop fingering each other and checking their text messages every 5 bloody minutes. Stealing movies? Please. If I was ten years younger and had a little more patience, i'd be doing exactly the same thing - 20 bucks just to watch a movie in sub par conditions is not what I consider the "movie going experience". Now in the comfort of my house with a nice strong rye and coke, now that's entertainment!

Shoplifter 12-30-2007 11:18 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by latinasscash (Post 13581188)
I thought it was a good movie. If you had seen either of the
1st two versions: Omega Man (Charlton Heston) or the
original with Vincent Price you would be saying Will deserves
an Oscar.

Omega Man was cheesy as hell...but still better than I Am Legend.

Now Soylent Green...That's a movie!

KrisKross 12-30-2007 11:25 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ********** (Post 13581505)
Next time, TREAT YOURSELF to a GOOD MOVIE EXPERIENCE. Pay the lousy $15 for the ticket and pay another $10 for the overpriced coke (who cares?). Escape for a while, and ENJOY THE MOVIE.

m

Meh... while I agree with what you're saying overall, I wouldn't quite call it an escape.

I saw it in theaters earlier tonight. The guys behind us were kicking our seats, text messaging and answering their phone (with their ringtones still on). Across the theater, there were teenage girls giggling and snickering through scenes that were supposed to be emotional/dramatic.

Socks 12-30-2007 11:31 PM

ditto on the movie going.. Only place I've almost beat up a 14 year old, THREE TIMES. Next time some stupid kid acts a fool I'm buying the biggest fucking drink they sell and dumping it on them.

I'll probably get shot.

Mr. Mojo Risin 12-30-2007 11:37 PM

It was an "ok" movie. Overhyped... Poor Sam :(

KrisKross 12-30-2007 11:38 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Socks (Post 13581680)
ditto on the movie going.. Only place I've almost beat up a 14 year old, THREE TIMES. Next time some stupid kid acts a fool I'm buying the biggest fucking drink they sell and dumping it on them.

I'll probably get shot.

Haha... where do you usually go? I was at the Coliseum at the Scarborough Town Center.

Mr. Mojo Risin 12-30-2007 11:39 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by sharphead (Post 13581607)
I've experienced the "movie going experience" - the gobs of teens who can't stop fingering each other and checking their text messages every 5 bloody minutes. Stealing movies? Please. If I was ten years younger and had a little more patience, i'd be doing exactly the same thing - 20 bucks just to watch a movie in sub par conditions is not what I consider the "movie going experience". Now in the comfort of my house with a nice strong rye and coke, now that's entertainment!

Or a bunch of teenage clowns yelling stuff like "hell yeah!" over and over during 300, like it's a UFC fight or something.

Pleasurepays 12-30-2007 11:47 PM

i thought it was an average movie. nothing more.

and the ending in my opinion was weak... him sacrificing himself and tossing her a vial of blood saying "the antidote is in the blood" makes no sense. thats like me tossing one of you a vile of blood from someone infected with syphillis and saying "the cure is in the blood" as i hold a hand grenade to my chest.... ok... then what? thats not exactly useful information.... certainly not useful for a 200 random survivors in their small community unless they have a full lab, qualified people and all the background info on the "cure"... further, it assumes they can reproduce it into an usable treatment, in sufficient quantities.

V_RocKs 12-30-2007 11:58 PM

I'd hit it, 2x's!

djscrib 12-31-2007 01:26 AM

Maybe instead of comparing it to Omega Man, try comparing it the actual book it was based on.

In the book, the bad guys were basically vampires, but they could still talk, etc.

At the end of the book he gets captured by a group of the vampires, who have created a new society and are getting along just fine. However to them, he is a monster of legend, that kills them without provocation. Ironically he realizes that humans are "obsolote" and he is now the monster, not the vampires, and thus he offs himself.

Drake 12-31-2007 01:33 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by djscrib (Post 13581912)
Maybe instead of comparing it to Omega Man, try comparing it the actual book it was based on.

In the book, the bad guys were basically vampires, but they could still talk, etc.

At the end of the book he gets captured by a group of the vampires, who have created a new society and are getting along just fine. However to them, he is a monster of legend, that kills them without provocation. Ironically he realizes that humans are "obsolote" and he is now the monster, not the vampires, and thus he offs himself.

That's a cool ending. I think it'd be hard to put that version on film.

dynastoned 12-31-2007 01:41 AM

i didn't like it that much..

will76 12-31-2007 01:53 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by xentech (Post 13581183)
and then how do you distribute it

also how do you mass produce it with so little people survived

maybe you upload it to a p2p network where people can share it with millions of others, which is probably where you got the movie from. :disgust


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