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Tue Sep 22, 2009 12:01 pm
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Tue Sep 22, 2009 9:38 pm
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I didn't watch the whole movie. It was just Ok but I couldn't pay so much attention to the film back then. I don't like nazi zombis.
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Wed Sep 23, 2009 9:50 am
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| I didn't watch the whole movie. It was just Ok but I couldn't pay so much attention to the film back then. I don't like nazi zombis. |
Where's the emoticon for shock! Something about the two together I find even more frightening. One of the fear factors I find in certain films like the troops in Star Wars and real soldiers in wars is the wearing of masks, gas masks, material over faces were cannons etc are used to stop dust etc but the covering of all identity, not seeing the eyes etc make the person less of a person if that makes sense. All humanity is lost by taking away the face and in some way certain uniforms also take away individuality and leave only a sense of a mass.
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Fri Sep 25, 2009 3:12 pm
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| Jan wrote: |
| I didn't watch the whole movie. It was just Ok but I couldn't pay so much attention to the film back then. I don't like nazi zombis. |
Where's the emoticon for shock! Something about the two together I find even more frightening. One of the fear factors I find in certain films like the troops in Star Wars and real soldiers in wars is the wearing of masks, gas masks, material over faces were cannons etc are used to stop dust etc but the covering of all identity, not seeing the eyes etc make the person less of a person if that makes sense. All humanity is lost by taking away the face and in some way certain uniforms also take away individuality and leave only a sense of a mass. |
Hi Guys!
I´m agree with you Father, somewhere I´ve read that the use of masks (military troops, police elite forces, etc.) also serves to give a psychological shock to the enemy, you know, big rounded "eyes", no mouth, etc. An attacker with lack of humanity is more frightening as you said.
That concept is not new, just look at the battle masks of some african and native americans tribes, even the most elaborate and artistic japanese Samurai Battle masks were made to give the same effect.
Cheers!
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Fri Sep 25, 2009 3:25 pm
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Last I heard he was heading for Germany for beer and work but since then he's disappeared so I'm starting a campaign to force him to post by listing German zombi movies that he must watch for every day he doesn't post!
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Just when looking into German zombie movies I cam across this http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0892899/ anyone seen it? |
Merrin, Pete just did his "re-introduction" on this post:
http://zombi.easyphpbb.com/viewtopic.php?p=2649#2649
JUST GREAT!
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Sun Sep 27, 2009 5:53 pm
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Helicopter Pilot
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some people can be so cruel 
