Any Walking Dead fans here? - Bilge

E ErkNoLikeFire Tiki Socialite Michigan Joined: Aug 07, 2010 Posts: 440	E ErkNoLikeFire Posted posted on Thu, Dec 9, 2010 9:58 PM Given enough time, one can pick out all the holes and inconsistencies in anything (you to drive me nuts that 4 replicants are mentioned in the beginning in Blade Runner and one just vanishes from the story). I'm sure there are plenty of biological issues as to why zombies cannot exist, or why with a plethora of military weaponry laying about no one picks anything up unless it's in service of the plot, or how a large metropolitan area like Atlanta seems a bit sparse in zombies, but I like the storyline and follow along for the fun of it. As to a realistic look to how a pandemic of this sort could spread so fast, I suggest reading World War Z by Max Brooks. Any zombie related story, film or otherwise, pales in comparison to how a zombie outbreak is presented.

Given enough time, one can pick out all the holes and inconsistencies in anything (you to drive me nuts that 4 replicants are mentioned in the beginning in Blade Runner and one just vanishes from the story). I'm sure there are plenty of biological issues as to why zombies cannot exist, or why with a plethora of military weaponry laying about no one picks anything up unless it's in service of the plot, or how a large metropolitan area like Atlanta seems a bit sparse in zombies, but I like the storyline and follow along for the fun of it. As to a realistic look to how a pandemic of this sort could spread so fast, I suggest reading World War Z by Max Brooks. Any zombie related story, film or otherwise, pales in comparison to how a zombie outbreak is presented.

Post #568261 by ErkNoLikeFire on Thu, Dec 9, 2010 9:58 PM