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Day of the Dead (2008) in Movies ·
quietdriver3 said:It’s not going to be good.

Talk about pouring on the optimism! haha😬

Ha! Honestly, I’m just hoping it turns out at least as good as the Dawn of the Dead remake. Can it even beat the original? Probably not! But looking at this cast and the crew handling the special effects and production—these are all people with a massive pile of great movies under their belts. Who knows? Maybe there's hope after all!
Dawn of the Dead (2004) in Movies ·
Hmm, looks like I'm opening this thread up again...

Honestly, Dawn of the Dead is so incredibly good that I’ve finally decided to pick up the DVD for my collection after watching it at least four or five times already!

You can even order it over the phone from Best Buy.
Day of the Dead (2008) in Movies ·
Oh boy, here we go again! Just what we needed—yet another remake! Seriously, does anyone have any original ideas left?

The film has officially moved out of pre-production! Now, we’re all just counting down the days until cameras start rolling. Isn't that exciting?

The director is! Steve Miner Think about all those classic shows and movies we grew up on! I’m talking about staples like House, or diving into the slasher nostalgia of Friday the 13th Part 2 and Friday the 13th Part 3. Remember the supernatural thrills of Warlock? Or how we used to binge-watch series like Dawson's Creek and Halloween H20? It's such a wild mix of genres, isn't it?

The screenplay was actually written by Jeffrey Reddick—the same mastermind behind hits like Final Destination!

Who will be taking on the lead roles? While you won't find those names listed on IMDb just yet, the studio has already officially confirmed the casting! Isn't that exciting? Ving Rhames Who do you think will be the sole survivor from Dawn of the Dead, specifically playing the role of Kenneth? Mena Suvari Can we talk about the sheer range of American cinema for a second? On one hand, you have the absolute chaos and hilarious absurdity of American Pie and its sequel, which basically defined an entire era of comedy. But then, you pivot entirely to the profound, sweeping emotional depth of American Beauty. Isn't it wild how much ground a single culture can cover? How do you go from that kind of raunchy, high-energy fun to something so beautifully poignant and soul-searching? It’s such a fascinating spectrum!

As for the rest of the cast, we're looking at Michael Welch, Annalynne McCord (you know, the blonde with the short hair from The Transporter 2), Stark Sands, and Nick Cannon!

According to the plot summary on IMDb: When the world is overrun by the flesh-hungry dead... a small group of survivors heads to an underground military bunker in a desperate, last-ditch effort to stay alive. Can they actually make it? It sounds intense!

Dawn of the Dead gives me some genuine hope that we might actually see a decent remake one day—but hey, only time will tell, right? There’s already a ton of buzz going around suggesting the zombies might finally ditch that slow shuffle and start sprinting again, just like they did in Dawn. Wouldn't that be something?

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Are we really talking about eBay?
It’s about time that guy finally caught on...
British vs. American punk? in Music ·
America...
Ice Age: The Meltdown in Movies ·
Hahaha... this is absolutely brilliant!

Honestly? It’s even better than the first one... 😬
Ice Age: The Meltdown in Movies ·
Ooh... I'm actually planning to go catch this one later this week! Honestly, I didn't want to waste my time watching it on some random streaming service; I was holding out for the big screen experience at AMC Theatres. Fingers crossed—I really hope it lives up to the hype!
rapidviper54 said:Look, I hate to break it to you, but you’re talking nonsense. Metallica, the Rolling Stones, and Lenny Kravitz are absolute heavyweights when it comes to arena tours right now. Whether you or I personally dig their sound is irrelevant! Their names alone guarantee a packed house. If our local promoters don't know how to capitalize on that kind of drawing power, well, that’s on them.

Hmm... okay, that's certainly your take, even if I completely disagree... but hey, no point arguing about it right now since this isn't really the thread for that debate...

But I am genuinely curious—what was the turnout like for the Stones in Washington, D.C.? Or look at the World Cup semifinals in Germany; the ticket prices were through the roof! How does that compare?

boldeagle3 said:Vienna just hosts more concerts strictly by sheer volume.

And considering the ticket prices, too!😬

velvetotter26 said:I think rapidviper54 hit the nail on the head there...
I honestly can't remember the last time a band or artist played in Vienna that I actually wanted to see. Sure, back in the day, we had Nirvana and Cave coming through—but that was probably back when you were still in kindergarten! Not anymore. Nowadays, if a show is actually worth the trip, it's happening in Washington, D.C., sooner or later.
The Pixies are the same way.

Actually, the Pixies played in Vienna just two years ago... I was there myself, saw it with my own eyes!
Donna Hayes6 said:👎 You just can't compare BlackRock to The Doors! Honestly, in all my time on this forum lately, it feels like our "all-knowing" younger generation just spits on everything and criticizes every single thing. Nothing is ever good enough—even I find myself agreeing sometimes! Just take a breath and cool off, people!😕

If we actually listened to our "brilliant" youth, we’d be booking much higher quality acts and selling out arenas every night. But instead, what do we get? We get old relics being brought in like Metallica, Pink (seriously?! When were they even relevant?), Lenny Kravitz, or BlackRock (who honestly play like they barely want to be on stage for $333)...

I'm sorry, but you really have to ask yourself... why does Vienna always have a massive lineup of top-tier performers with packed venues, while the exact same concert over there draws 150-$83 people, yet here in the States we struggle to hit 350-400?!?
Roger Clark50 said:Aha! Now we're getting somewhere! 😬

So, since Guns N' Roses is clearly the greatest band on the planet in your eyes, tell me—what exactly do I need to do to finally see the light and realize that too? 😬

Wait, what on earth just happened? Are you kidding me right now? I am completely floored! Seriously, what are we even looking at here? 🙏

Gans and Roses? Honestly, I’m completely lost... what are we even talking about here?

Are these guys some kind of new arrivals?!?!? 😬
Roger Clark50 said:Yeah, obviously. I mean, you can't just skip out on the greatest rock band on the planet.

Lmao... 😬

At this rate, you probably think Creedence Clearwater Revival is the biggest rock band in America! 😬>
No way...
Depeche Mode ticket exchange in Music ·
Raymond Barrett12 said:Forget all that! I actually play in Depeche Mode... 😬

Alright, sounds like a plan! I'll see you backstage then!

P.S. Just to be crystal clear—I am absolutely not kidding around when it comes to my ticket!
Depeche Mode ticket exchange in Music ·
I actually have a backstage pass... :P
Build your ultimate dream band in Music ·
el Rodeo said:Yeah, and I totally get why they chose the name Pearl Jam... 😁

Hehe! 😬
Build your ultimate dream band in Music ·
vocal/guitar: Eddie Vedder
guitar: Mike McCready
guitar: Stone Gossard
bass: Jeff Ament
drums: Matt Cameron / Jack Irons

Oops... looks like one already exists! :P
AVP (that scene where they light the torch)
War of the Worlds (the tripod voting)

it’s just been happening so much lately...
Thoughts on Stephen Gaghan's Syriana? in Movies ·
I actually drifted off during the movie... those ticket prices are just brutal!
Ice Age: The Meltdown in Movies ·
Roger Allen3 said:In that case, www.torrentspy.com 👍

I mean, honestly, what’s even the point of going to the movie theater? Why bother if you can just sit at home and watch whatever you want instead of sticking to the classics? Why settle for a standard cut when you could find something much more interesting online? 🙄

Or, if you're feeling adventurous, check out www.torrentz.com 😬