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I heard there was an alternate ending in 28 Days Later, but I didn't see it.

The one I saw had US planes flying over England and implied that help was on the way.

Do you know what the other ending was?

Originally posted by RandomThug
Apologies if I appear rude in this discussion its just I feel that the appeal of the fact it is Supernatural and hell has something to do with it makes it 100 times more appealing and scary and fun. Rationalizing stuff like this I feel takes away from the mysticsm ...

Originally posted by Bloodthroe
uhm when the president or whoever said that hell was full, I don’t think that was an explanation, just him being hopeless. I think this mainly because when the black guy that was a father died, because they shot him for going crazy, he didn’t turn into a zombie ...

Originally posted by RandomThug
? Act like zombies. How exactly do these creatures act. Fantasy!!!!


The black father was never bitten.

Does he mean mekhi phiefer?

I think part of the allure of the movie is that you don't really know whether its hell or a virus.

I think the hell explanation ...

Originally posted by Aegis
One of the few times I find myself agreeing with RT :rolleyes:

It's a zombie flick, boys. If you ask me, the whole notion of trying to make the zombies into a disease killed the notion of what zombies are supposed to be: Bad ass walking tanks that move slowly, and ...

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Originally posted by Bloodthroe
@ ILL WILL Sorry if I don't express my ideas perfectly for you, but I'd rather my ideas makes sense, then be expressed perfect.

Oh since you like pointing out grammar problems and stuff, you should know that your spelling is off ...

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Originally posted by Bloodthroe
Well of course the disease acts like a virus, zombies just aren’t scary in this day and age. The virus was a good idea.
Also in the beginning when the nurse girl got into her car she saw either a van or hospital vehicle in front of her (I ...

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Originally posted by Zelgadis
Its to make you think you have a chance, and that makes it even worse when you finally realize how hopeless it really is :D

Eeeew. That's particularly nasty and in keeping with the central theme of hell: hoplessness.

ABANDON ALL HOPE YE WHO ...

Originally posted by soundoff
I saw this sunday night...pretty cool and entertaining. glad i saw it in the theater. my roommate didn't really like it though..i think its cause she wasn't as excited as i was though since i have been reading about it online for sometime now....

did you stay ...

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Originally posted by RandomThug
You all seem to miss the point. There is no way to survive, it is not a virus nor a bacteria. The beings are evil, they have no purpose other than to kill. HELL.

Then there's this idea. The idea of the end of mankind, regardless of what you do.

I ...

Originally posted by InfiniteNature
I've been successively inured to these type of movies over time, but this movie actually managed to scare the feck out of me, watch it its actually better then Romeros old classic Dawn of Dead.

Actually I thought they were still undead, I mean you look at the ...

Have you guys seen this yet?

I thought it was going to be corny, but when my friend Kelly took me to watch it, I left thinking "Wow!"

Go see it if you haven't. I enjoyed it a lot.

If you haven't seen it, or you intend to see it, don't read below; there are a couple of theories I have about the ...

Thanks a lot!

Question:

Having never really played too much in an online environment, I am curious about the atmosphere. E.g., player dialogue: is it consistent with the genre generally?

For example, let's say another online player is named, um, Michael. And let's say Michael greets you. Does it come out ...

Originally posted by Luis Antonio
I think MMorph are not so cool. The idea of a chat with fighting and level ups, along with a few things to to as jobs are not quite what I expected and demmanded.

BG, Fallout (wonder why nobody mentioned it here), IWD (1, even though with a not so cool ...

In any case, I remain hopeful that we will one day again see a game like Baldur's Gate, whether 3D or otherwise.

Yeah you'd think but it's more complicated than that. Each of the zip files has its own set up program you have to run and I don't wanna screw anything up.

With all three zip files that I now have to install the eseries scripts, does anyone know how to actually install them?

Originally posted by Ned Flanders
It's kind of funny, the paths various developers have traveled since BG2 on creating new CRPGs, both single and multiplayer alike. GB can't be the only site which has praised the NPCs as one of the reasons the game was superb, and yet no other games have been ...

Are there no more games like the Baldur's Gate series to ever be seen again?

Are all future computer RPGs to be of the ilk of either Neverwinter Nights or Everquest?

Everywhere I look for a new game, all I see is "Check out this online rolepaying game!" If I see one more "So and So does an ...