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for those who don't know, The Walking Dead is a brilliant zombie apocalypse comic. But instead of focusing on BLOOD BLOOD BLOOD and zombies and stuff it follows a group of survivors in a post zombie apocalypse world. yes there is a lot of violence, and gore, and sex, and situations where the 3 are mixed together, but that's not the primary focus of the series. it's about survival and how far people would go to do so in a world that is so drastically different.
I personally think this would make an excellent TV show, on HBO or something. But I like AMC enough (they did give us Mad Men and Breaking Bad) to give them the benefit of the doubt
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for those who don't know, The Walking Dead is a brilliant zombie apocalypse comic. But instead of focusing on BLOOD BLOOD BLOOD and zombies and stuff it follows a group of survivors in a post zombie apocalypse world. yes there is a lot of violence, and gore, and sex, and situations where the 3 are mixed together, but that's not the primary focus of the series. it's about survival and how far people would go to do so in a world that is so drastically different.
I personally think this would make an excellent TV show, on HBO or something. But I like AMC enough (they did give us Mad Men and Breaking Bad) to give them the benefit of the doubt
well most zombie fiction that seems to come out usually just focus on shock death.
also the big major difference is that zombie movies usually take place over like a day or a week. this is telling a continuous story. no suicide pacts, no riding off into the sunset, no cures or answers or military. just people and zombies
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Hopefully this gets picked up. Even without anyone hearing of the comic, the recent boom of interest in zombie stuff and AMC's own reputation for putting out series should get this made into a series.
Read to the part where they decide to move all those campers after being outside the city for months, pretty good. I'll pick it back up one of these days.
At a recent charity auction, avid fan Jarvis Mayweather nabbed an autographed photo of Anne Hathaway with a winning bid of two-thousand dollars.
Jarvis was mistakenly given a photograph of legendary race horse Man O' War.
Jarvis wans't bummed out about it though. In fact, he seemed pleased as punch as he walked up to Anne and said, "I think they gave me a stock, unsigned photo on accident..." and she gave him her autograph on the spot.
Audition Annie:
The day Anne Hathaway auditioned for the role of Catwoman, the casting director was confused, saying, "I thought we were casting for Catwoman, not the Mr. Ed movie?"
Anne Hathaway got the role after she dazzled with the performance of a scene from Seabiscuit.
The director couldn't say no.
Anne on Animal Cruelty:
When asked her opinion on animal cruelty, Anne Hathaway responded, "I think it's just terrible, asbolutely reprehensible...My father used to be beat me as a child; I'm glad we're finally getting some recognition for this cause."
Anne the Artist:
Anne Hathaway is an excellent painter. Her secret? She makes her own brushes.
You'll get this one later.
Hathaway Puns Again:
Reporter to Anne Hathaway: How do you find the motivation to keep getting up in the mornings and putting in grueling hours on the set?
Anne to reporter: I just know it has to be done, so I brush my coat off, shake off the flies, and saddle-up.
Reporter to Anne: Nice pun.
Anne to reporter: What's a pun?
Anne's Energy:
When Anne Hathaway needs to get get up early and prepare for a role, she doesn't reach for the 5-hour Energy. She doesn't go for that oversized energy drink. She does not make a run for Starbucks.
When Anne Hathaway needs that extra get-up-and go, she reaches for the only brand she can trust:
Anntermination:
Anne Hathaway is often praised for her focus and determination when prepraring and acting out her roles.
When asked for her secret--whatever it was that brought her attention to laser-like precision--she said it was simple: Blinders.
Anne Hathaway: Hero:
A shocking turn of events this afternoon as a mounted police officer had his horse stolen.
Anne Hathaway was taking a stroll through the park and offered her assistance.
Moments later the policeman, riding on the strong back of Anne Hathaway, caught up to the would-be horsenapper and brought him to justice.
Eye-witness statement as follows:
"It was like something out of a movie: the cop has his horse stolen but then, like a miracle, this other horse comes along out of the wild! Never saw anything like it...amazing."
When Anne was asked to comment she simply said, "Neigh."
Anne gets Punk'd:
On MTV's PUNK'D, Ashton Kutcher thought it would be a goof to swap Anne Hathaway's lunch.
When all he found was an bag of apples and salt lick he thought someone had already beat him to it.
One hour later the MTV crew filmed Anne Hathaway eating her lunch.
Here is the shocking video:
(Anne is dressed in white and brown)
Zingers:
#1 What do you call a horse with the body of an ethiopian prostitute?
Anne Hathaway.
#2 Anne Hathaway doesn't laugh.
She whinnies.
#3 The original pick for Catwoman was Sarah Jessica Parker, but she had previous commitments reprising her role in Hidalgo.
#4 Anne Hathaway was originally pegged as the star in the movie War Horse.
#5 Tragically, on Anne Hathaway's 7th birthday, they pinned the tail on her.
#6 Anne Hathaway was once caught up in a sex tape scandal, but the film was branded as bestiality and destroyed.
Anne on Set:
Anne Hathaway twisted her ankle while doing a stunt on the set of The Dark Knight Rises.
Christian Bale, an avid horsebreeder, instictively took out his batarang and started to put her down when Christopher Nolan interjected. At first he said, "She's not a horse! She's not a horse!" But Bale, wise on the uptake and no spring chicken, called his bluff and began clubbing her over the head. It was only after Nolan showed him her leg and claimed it wasn't broken that he stopped.
Bale was quoted as saying, "And to think I almost killed a perfectly good horse... boy, is my face red."
The History of Hathaway:
When Anne Hathaway was born 1982 the doctor on duty mistook her for a foal.
Anne remained in a small stable for three weeks while her loving mother breastfed a thoroughbred Colt, thinking it was her child.
Upon realizing the mix-up they exchanged the infants. When asked Anne's mother was quoted as saying, "I still can't tell the difference."
Not so much a joke as an interesting piece of Hollywood history.
Barroom Annie:
A Russian, a Horse, and Anne Hathaway walk into a bar.
The Russian says to the bartender, "Give me vodka and this horse cube of salt," patting the horse next to him.
Bartender says, "What about the other horse?"
Anne and Trainer:
A man meets a horse trainer and Anne Hathaway.
The horse traininer introduces Anne Hathaway and his hrose, Beauty.
Man walks up to the horse and extends a notepad and pen and says, "Hi Anne, big fan... can I get an autograph?"
Whore House:
Man walks into a whorehouse and asks for a whore.
Pimp asks the man if he wants to fuck Anne Hathaway.
Man says, "I thought this was a whorehouse, not a stable."
Kentucky Derby:
Anne Hathaway recently attended the Kentucky Derby and was asked to present the award to the jockey.
Unwittingly, the Master of Ceremonies put the wreath around Anne's neck as she stood next to the jockey holding the purse.
Charlie's Angels:
Maggie Gyllenhaal and Anne Hathaway once auditioned together for roles in Charlies Angels.
The casting director threw them out at once, screaming, "This is a casting call, not a dog and pony show!"
Holy shit, honestly surprised a quality zombie show hasn't popped up yet. I wonder how faithful they will be to the comics though, they could fuck up the whole flow by changing small things.
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You may have your head further up your ass then any other poster in this forums history. And that says something.
Jotun:
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Karma:
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The Buddha called it Karma.
Jesus called it the Golden Rule.
Wiccans call it the Law of Threes.
Science calls it Cause And Effect.
In Politics, it's called Blowback or Fallout.
I think it is well-established as a force of nature in this world, though some may disagree on the finer points of it. The basic gist of it is that, just as you interact with the rest of the world, the rest of the world interacts with you.
When he thinks a person is being trampy, he's a woman hater, when he thinks we should fight gun crime, he's a tyrant, when he thinks we should fight gun crime with education he's a psychopath, when he think taxes should be progressive, he's a bum, when he thinks there should public health, he's a European tart, when he thinks gays should get married he's a pervert, when he thinks Vatican is good, he's a sheep. Seems to me Banhammer is whatever you want to call him at the time.
The producers of "The Walking Dead," AMC's new zombie series with special effects from F/X demigod and Comic-Con hero Greg Nicotero, spiced their convention panel Friday with the premiere of a five-minute promotional reel. It was stocked high with blood and rotting flesh -- but the creators say they wanted to show more.
"We had to cut back on this reel because it's a family convention," producer Gale Anne Hurd explained to the crowd.
Producer Frank Darabont ("The Shawshank Redemption") enthusiastically added that during one violent scene, "There's a big George Romero splat of blood" that couldn't be shown in the preview.
The creators insist, in fact, that they're "dedicated to making this as authentic as we can" -- although how authentic a series can be when its subject is a "zombie apocalypse" might make an interesting subject for debate.
When the moderator asked whether the clip needed any setup, Darabont shot back, "It's about zombies" and cued the film.
Based on a popular comic-book series by Robert Kirkman, "Walking Dead" stars British actor Andrew Lincoln as Rick Grimes, a cop who becomes a leader of human desperadoes as the zombies close in.
Costar Sarah Wayne Callies ("Prison Break") drew some gasps when she said that prior to being cast, she'd never actually read a comic book but has since become a fan. "Greg Nicotero has ruined my life," she said, casting a glance toward the makeup and effects pioneer.
But to the cast and crew, the real horror may have come from the sizzling temperatures in Atlanta, where the series is shot.
"Our asses have been kicked by this heat," Darabont said, adding that he wished the state of California had passed tax credits that would have allowed the production to take place in that state.
Walking Dead TV Show on AMC
