Remember when the characters decided to burn all of the books in a library in order to have profound debates and mourn the loss of history and culture instead of burning the abundance of wooden furniture in order to survive?
Remember when the characters decided to burn all of the books in a library in order to have profound debates and mourn the loss of history and culture...
>it’s another scene of them running away the the disaster in a plain.
WE GOTTA OUTRUN THE ICE!!!
they wanted to make a point about which books should never be burned vs dispensable,
wooden furniture in america is actually plastic with a thin coating of plywood. everyone would have died.
No its not. Are you going to start a joke next where is shows you dont understand framing Nigel?
Remember when they all stood fully clothed instead of getting naked and creating a solid piece of human heat meat around Rossum’s pussy
They'd have had to put their clothes or whatever sheets they could find over the meat pile to keep the heat in.
Should have done that then, move all the furniture to create a shanty town barrier and have a small fire in the middle to create heat and conserve it
Rather than spreading out and stuffing newspaper in their sleeves
you know, it was a dumb movie, but at the same time it was super comfy for some reason
I miss comfy disaster movies
>instead of using trained wolves, they made four shitty-looking CGI wolves
Why? Why did they do this? I remember reading that it was $4 million per wolf.
>thumbs up! the special effects are terrific!
For the most part they were, except for those awful wolves.
Laughable scene, the dropping of temperature doesn't make a fire go out. There was no wind IIRC, it was simply a cold wave coming through and they acted like it was an ethereal force that was going to extinguish their heat
the movie did not age well. all of Emmerich's movies are pretty fricking shit
They weren't worried about the fire going out, they were worried about the -150 degree cold killing them. Making the fire more intense means more heat when would hold back the cold.
>the dropping of temperature doesn't make a fire go out
anon....
Back in my day, trolling was an art
The New York library has a rare book section. 99% of the collection is useless crap they could have burned without effecting the preserved history of the human race in any meaningful way. The atheist who protected the gutenberg bible was correct
Books are very poor fuel, burning quickly and giving mediocre amounts of heat. The only reason the filmmakers had the characters burn them was to have those meaningless debates.
I realize books are a very poor fuel source but they were in a library.
>the only reason things happen is because the writers want them to
you have cracked tv and film bravo bince
>HE WANTED TO FRICK HIS SISTER
Ok, and?
TDAT > 2012
It's kinda cute how you have such a pampered little life that you haven't ever tried to burn a piece of furniture to warm up. It normally burns like shit, gives a lot of chemical smell and has specific, probably harmful smoke.
It's kinda cute that you're implying you've had such a rough life that you've had to scavenge, and subsequently burn, furniture to survive. homosexual.
Homie, if you've had to burn furniture for a living I wholeheartedly congratulate you on killing the previous chieftain of your tribe and/or robbing a moronic tourist from a more industrialized nation. I just find it odd that you're spending your time here, watching films and shows, most of it you'll never be able to stream/download with your third world connection.
Plenty of 3rd-world countries have better Internet connection than the civilized ones. It's because we haven't had the Internet for a long time and when we finally did the technology was more developed. For the civilized countries it wasn't economically sensible to replace the already existing communications with the new ones.
You really know nothing about the world, don't you? Don't have to be Bear Grylls for it, too.
how did the wolves survive the flood and freeze over
Shit on the movie, but the DVD had one of the most impressive smorgasbords of special features I've seen. Never seen a home media release that breaks down the process of CGI in quite such granular detail down to the design level.