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Dr Kain · 10-07-2014, 10:32 AM

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Originally Posted by kylactus

I like that they change Walking Dead up from the comics, otherwise anyone could read ahead and know what will happen next. It's more fun for me to get the occasional surprise... plus if they went straight from the comics we wouldn.t have Darrell!

And that is a bad thing? I hate Darrell. I find him to be overrated and he is only still there because girls for some reason are in love with a red neck.

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I didn't really like Halloween: Resurrection at all (mostly because of the hand held camera angles, and the fact that Busta Rhymes can box Michael with no problem) but I did like the way they explained Myers back to life. I remember thinking when I saw the previews that if they bring him back from a beheading it's gonna be stupid, but there explanation was decent. H20 was way better, But the best part of H20 was Joseph Gordon Levitt getting a skate in the face!

I'll be watching Resurrection either tonight or tomorrow, but I'm not exactly looking forward to it. Still, at least it is better than Zombie's second movie.

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Originally Posted by Poison Shadow

As someone who has never read a Walking Dead comic, I'll say that watching the show is a frustrating chore. Everyone I know thinks I'm nuts, they're totally brainwashed by the hype. But NOTHING HAPPENS throughout most of each season. The show has devolved to the point where the first two episodes of a new season are worth watching, as are the final two. Everything in-between is nothing but a lot of meandering where they make you THINK something interesting will happen, but it never does.

And then it turns out that the best moments of the show consistently end up being lifted straight from the pages of the comic, with a few changes here and there. So basically the writing staff has no talent whatsoever.

That is how season one was, and when they fired Darabont from the show, I had a feeling it was going to stay that way.

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It's why I've latched onto Z Nation so quickly. Finally, another zombie show I can watch that isn't taken very seriously by anyone involved with the production. It's just cheesy and fun to watch. And you know what? Episode 2 featured a zombified dog, Resident Evil style. BOOM, already better than The Walking Dead!

/rant

Never heard of it. However, I'm zombied out.

Oh, to keep with the subject of toys, I have no idea if I ever posted these here:

10-07-2014, 10:32 AM	#79
Dr Kain King of Nerdom Join Date: May 2012 Location: Melbourne FL Posts: 11,828	Quote: Originally Posted by kylactus I like that they change Walking Dead up from the comics, otherwise anyone could read ahead and know what will happen next. It's more fun for me to get the occasional surprise... plus if they went straight from the comics we wouldn.t have Darrell! And that is a bad thing? I hate Darrell. I find him to be overrated and he is only still there because girls for some reason are in love with a red neck. Quote: I didn't really like Halloween: Resurrection at all (mostly because of the hand held camera angles, and the fact that Busta Rhymes can box Michael with no problem) but I did like the way they explained Myers back to life. I remember thinking when I saw the previews that if they bring him back from a beheading it's gonna be stupid, but there explanation was decent. H20 was way better, But the best part of H20 was Joseph Gordon Levitt getting a skate in the face! I'll be watching Resurrection either tonight or tomorrow, but I'm not exactly looking forward to it. Still, at least it is better than Zombie's second movie. Quote: Originally Posted by Poison Shadow As someone who has never read a Walking Dead comic, I'll say that watching the show is a frustrating chore. Everyone I know thinks I'm nuts, they're totally brainwashed by the hype. But NOTHING HAPPENS throughout most of each season. The show has devolved to the point where the first two episodes of a new season are worth watching, as are the final two. Everything in-between is nothing but a lot of meandering where they make you THINK something interesting will happen, but it never does. And then it turns out that the best moments of the show consistently end up being lifted straight from the pages of the comic, with a few changes here and there. So basically the writing staff has no talent whatsoever. That is how season one was, and when they fired Darabont from the show, I had a feeling it was going to stay that way. Quote: It's why I've latched onto Z Nation so quickly. Finally, another zombie show I can watch that isn't taken very seriously by anyone involved with the production. It's just cheesy and fun to watch. And you know what? Episode 2 featured a zombified dog, Resident Evil style. BOOM, already better than The Walking Dead! /rant Never heard of it. However, I'm zombied out. Oh, to keep with the subject of toys, I have no idea if I ever posted these here: __________________ Last edited by Dr Kain; 10-07-2014 at 10:34 AM..