End of the society / wasteland movies?

[mstng86]

lols

Truth. They've supposed been CGI'ing all the images in the movie to reflect NK.


http://screenrant.com/red-dawn-villa...schrad-106177/

haha, CJ I was being serious, but it was a funny progression in the jokes.

[GhostTX]

I heard China had a problem with it and they bitched out and change it to North Korea.

lols

Truth. They've supposed been CGI'ing all the images in the movie to reflect NK.

According to the LA Times, the filmmakers have decided to change the villains yet again. Instead of the Chinese, North Korean soldiers will now invade the U.S. in the Red Dawn remake. The switch was made in an effort to give the film greater box office appeal in China – which has become one of the most profitable markets for American movies.

Around the time MGM first delayed the release of Red Dawn, a Chinese newspaper called the Global Times expressed concerns that the film would demonize their state and its citizens (thanks in part to certain leaked images from the set). Evidently, this may have been a factor in scaring off potential distributors who were apprehensive about what effect their involvement with the film would have on future dealings with China.

So without any official complaints from the Chinese government, MGM will spend $1 million to construct a new opening sequence, re-edit several scenes, and digitally change Chinese symbols into Korean. It may sound somewhat ridiculous, but the fact of the matter is that the studio really had no alternative. If the film fails to secure distribution, it could wind up going straight to video – or being permanently shelved.

http://screenrant.com/red-dawn-villains-china-north-korea-schrad-106177/

[CJ]

I heard China had a problem with it and they bitched out and change it to North Korea.

lols

[mstng86]

I heard they bitched out on making it Russia and changed it to China.

I heard China had a problem with it and they bitched out and change it to North Korea.

[CJ]

Supposed to be released 11/02/2012

I heard they bitched out on making it Russia and changed it to China.

[Kenny_Stang]

yeah that's one of the staples... What happened with the remake?

Supposed to be released 11/02/2012

[CJ]

Red Dawn?

yeah that's one of the staples... What happened with the remake?

[mstng86]

Red Dawn?

[jw33]

Defcon 4

[Wish4svts]

The day after tommorrow was pretty good.

[Jyard]

Carriers - not a lot of action, but I think its well done.
Doomsday

I was going to post this one as well. I really like that movie.

[71chevellejohn]

"From Justin to Kelly" not so post apocalyptic, but definitely signaled the end of society!

[LANTIRN]

Equilibrium

Very good as well, very Orwellian. And on that note, 1984 is a good one.

Logan's Run comes to mind.

The Last Man on Earth is the original screen adaptation of "I Am Legend" and follows the book very closely, and stars Vincent Price. Slow at times but I like it.

The Day After was a TV Movie about nuclear war that comes to mind.

Dr. Strangelove is a classic Nuclear War movie.

[YALE]

From IMDB

A post-apocalyptic tale based on a novella by Harlan Ellison. A boy communicates telepathically with his dog as they scavenge for food and sex...

Searching for food and sex is EXACTLY what I would do.

Dude, that movie is good as hell. Go watch it.

[Craizie]

A Boy and His Dog- AMAZINGLY great flick! I had forgotten about that. It was on Netflix streaming about a year ago.

From IMDB

A post-apocalyptic tale based on a novella by Harlan Ellison. A boy communicates telepathically with his dog as they scavenge for food and sex...

Searching for food and sex is EXACTLY what I would do.