Great scene!Definitely the scene when he's at the bar in town.
The Book of Eli movie reminded of the game Fallout.
Great scene!Definitely the scene when he's at the bar in town.
If you didn't notice, I am a connoisseur of survival/SHTF/WROL type movies. No mention of TV shows because it's all junk.
I haven't seen some of the movies you're referencing I'll have to check them out!
I don't mind reading subtitles if it's a good movie like Pans labyrinth or City of God.If you have Netflix and don't mind reading subtitles (or are fluent in Korean), give the Korean period drama The Kingdom a try. It's a very interesting spin on the zombie genre. I'm really looking forward to the next season.
And speaking of Korean zombies, Train to Busan (https://www.imdb.com/title/tt5700672/) is definitely worth the 2-hour running time.
I wasn't a fan of either Into the Storm or Deep Impact, but I'll second all of the other movies that Minuteman1969 recommended.
I don't mind reading subtitles if it's a good movie like Pans labyrinth or City of God.
You know, I also liked "Waterworld" which also stared Kevin Costner. The movie was panned and I think is listed up there with "Ishtar" as one of the worst big budget movies ever made. Maybe not as bad a the low budget Ed Wood movies, but up there. But I seemed to like it. It's based on a plot that the vast majority of the Earth is covered in water (I think they find a small island at the end), and people must survive on the open seas, in boats and towns of boats and such tied together. Pirates roaming everywhere and I just found it very interestingAll great movies in the genre!
I think the postman was a lot better movie then the reviews it received at the time it was released.
There are quite a few movies that were considered flops but we're actually good Movies like Water world, The Postman, & AI.You know, I also liked "Waterworld" which also stared Kevin Costner. The movie was panned and I think is listed up there with "Ishtar" as one of the worst big budget movies ever made. Maybe not as bad a the low budget Ed Wood movies, but up there. But I seemed to like it. It's based on a plot that the vast majority of the Earth is covered in water (I think they find a small island at the end), and people must survive on the open seas, in boats and towns of boats and such tied together. Pirates roaming everywhere and I just found it very interesting
I have "Arctic" saved on Amazon Prime watchlist (haven't seen it yet, but plot sounded interesting). "Contagion" I saw and was similar to "World War Z" and I liked both. As far as survival stories (but not due to catastrophic events "Man in the Wilderness" and the remake "The Revenant" , were both good survival stories.I haven't seen some of the movies you're referencing I'll have to check them out!
Arctic was mentioned in a previous post also I'll have to check it out.I have "Arctic" saved on Amazon Prime watchlist (haven't seen it yet, but plot sounded interesting). "Contagion" I saw and was similar to "World War Z" and I liked both. As far as survival stories (but not due to catastrophic events "Man in the Wilderness" and the remake "The Revenant" , were both good survival stories.