Scotsman said:I'd agree with that. I really liked it up until the point the girl showed up.
Cheers,
Scotsman
MightyMouse69 said:Special effects were tremendous, the story line was all over the place, like they forgot about that part.
Virus dudes were sick looking!@
why do you say that?Smurfy said:uh oh i think luluderen is ghost posting
why cant she post?
It wasnt the editing, it was the worst writer in the world, Akive Goldsman, being hired to write the 2nd half of the script.Scotsman said:Agreed, it was like the were editing the movie the realized they hadn't put any action in so in a desperate effort the crammed the last 20 min with all the plot/action and then walked away.
Cheers,
Scotsman
Wulfgar said:that would have been fucked if the girl and her daughter were leaving and the colverfield monster ate them
jnevin said:I thought it was a great idea, just really hurried.
I like Lulu....but that doesn't say much because I like you too Smurf...Smurfy said:uh oh i think luluderen is ghost posting
why cant she post?

BlueBird said:I haven't seen this film, but I like Will Smith as well and shall be voting for him in the 2016 presidential election.
I loved Heston's The Omega Man, though.
heston played chess against a knight in armor set across the tableRazorguns said:Him seeing those zombies in the dark was f'n freaky. i jumped.
the rest of the movie was stupid.
esp. the vain attempt at showing his mental struggle, by showing him talking to mannequins. It didn't work - looked stupid.
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Scotsman said:I'd agree with that. I really liked it up until the point the girl showed up.
Cheers,
Scotsman
Spartacus said:I Am Legend is a 1954 science fiction novel by Richard Matheson about the last man alive in Los Angeles.
The book takes place in the then-future of 1976-1979. The novel opens with the monotony and horror of the daily life of the protagonist, Robert Neville. Neville is apparently the only survivor of an apocalypse caused by a pandemic of a bacterium, the symptoms of which are very similar to vampirism. Every day he makes repairs to his house, boarding up windows, stringing and hanging garlic, disposing of vampires' corpses on his lawn and going out to gather any additional supplies needed for hunting and killing more vampires.
Neville's psychological disposition is a significant element in the novel, and his struggles with despair imbue the character with intensity and gravitas. The author emphasizes that he is an ordinary, flawed man trying to deal with an extraordinary catastrophe. It also explores the loneliness of being by himself, excitement and hope of finding others, and disappointment over still finding himself alone.
Much of the story is devoted to Neville's struggles to understand the plague that has infected everyone around him, and the novel details the progress of his discoveries. Instead of asking the reader to accept a supernatural explanation for vampire phenomena, the author strives to offer scientific basis for such symptoms as aversion to garlic, craving of fresh blood, and resistance to bullets but vulnerability to stakes and sunlight. The aversion to mirrors and crosses is classified as psychological.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/I_am_legend
Powerbuilder333 said:I hated seeing the dog get killed.
Overall I give it a 6 out of 10.
NEO1 said:Yea the alternate ending is much better IMO
timtim said:cant stand will smith.
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