Jill's comments
(member since Apr 04, 2009)
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Nature red in tooth and claw. It's unforgiving, ruthless, without pity...and absolutely fascinating.
Jo wrote: "how are the ones in 28 days later not zombies?"
They haven't died and reanimated. They're infected. Like the super rabies infected in Quarantine.
Slow. I'm just an old fashioned girl who thinks that dead bodies stricken with rigor mortis and slowly falling apart probably wouldn't move very fast. If you get into the whole 28 Days Later thing, then yeah, they could be fast, but only because they're not dead (and not zombies, but that's a whole other internet argument).
I haven't read it yet, Jonathan, but I thought you'd like to know that the student bookstore on my campus was completely sold out of Patient Zero the last time I went in (earlier this week). :)
Yeah, she spammed a couple of other ones I'm in too. It's sad when kids on a website about books can't think of anything better with which to occupy their time.
I'm on it! *runs off to add it to wish list*
......I think this could be the greatest film ever made...
World War Z by Max Brooks. I was really impressed with it. And I love how it was told.
I'm a Silent Hill 2 junkie. Although it scared me enough that I had to put down the controller from time to time.
I haven't seen it, but it looks fantastic. :)
