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The very original, but you should always feel free to include differences in the remakes (as was briefly touched upon with Dawn of the Dead). I'll add the rest of the Amazon links later.
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Which is pretty much "whee", which is pretty much an English word to start with.
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I had surmised that the magic radiation from Venus mentioned in the first movie in passing might be providing the zombies with the energy they need to keep those synapses firing. Kind of a weak explanation, but the other movies didn't even seem to try and figure out what made the zombie come to life.
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Maybe if the person they were in a relationship with were also a zombie, they'd be able to explore past memories without that pesky "bite first" reflex kicking in. Or maybe they do remember, and that black guy in the apartment in Dawn of the Dead bit his wife in the neck to give her a hickey.
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Little bit. Anyone care to put this back on topic? There won't be another comic for a few days, so it seems silly to effectively kill all potential conversation regarding this episode so soon.
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*looks at avatar* Because you're such an excellent judge of good comics? OH SNAP AND A HALF.
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So you don't like puzzles because a computer is better at them than you are? Sucks to be you!
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Though Netflix has a normally extensive library, I can't find the original Godzilla anywhere. Oh well, it's worth owning.
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Your clearing up was wholly unnecessary.
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You fail at life.
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Samus already got out of that house! That "Samus being kicked into the house" plot point was hella resolved!
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"Stop saying Wii! No one says Wii!"
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Presumably they were having trouble changing to the Star song, so the stagehand ninjas were flipping it back and forth in boredom. Jakey: Obviously, the clock didn't end on a 1, 3 or 6.
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I thought it was a decent performance that mostly worked well within its technical limitations. The flipside turtle shell-kicking was impressive.
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He removed his red shirt and turned white. Unless I wasn't paying attention slash am colorblind.
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Hi! Bye!
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The ocean reflects the sky. So you were partially right.
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I never knew Hamlet's dad was so adorable post-mortem!
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Yeah! I recognized the tune immediately when I saw that scene. Demon Days is such a good album. It's the Intro track. leesh, what's the second soundtrack called? All I can find on iTunes is Zombi.
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Actually, I thought it was part of the 'zombies retain some learned behaviors from their past lives' thing they were talking about, back when they were playing hockey and going to the mall (and when Zombie Stephen broke through the really crappy fake wall).
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Forbidden Planet is another excellent classic sci-fi film. Turns out Leslie Nielsen used to have roles that weren't in genre parodies!
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I hope not, I love that movie! Jon, you don't like my suggestion? It's about as classic and important-to-the-genre sci-fi as they come! Plus, it's where the phrase "Klaatu, Barada, Nikto" comes from (seen later on in the not-quite-as-classic Army Of Darkness).
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In that case, I insist that we watch The Day The Earth Stood Still.
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Sorry, I thought B-movies were going to be standard fare in this SCIENCE! movie-watching group.
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You heard the man! Add Armageddon to the request list! STAT!
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The movie is practically SCIENCE! incarnate! We can't not see it!
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Sorry, I was paraphrasing the movie.
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...But what if we did watch it?
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After we're done with Romero, we should probably mix things up a little bit. I wouldn't mind seeing multiple Godzilla movies, but they should be broken up by more standalone titles. I hereby request that we watch The Core at some point.
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I'm thinking a movie schedule would be a good use of the for-science.net front page. Maybe we could even put weekly movies on the forum calendar!