16th Sept, 2012
And I’m thinking, here, that I’m serious.
I mean Hmmmm .
And, yes, I am very well aware you’re giving me a funny look, here.
But I’ve just seen Exit Humanity, and — as of here and now — I’m still wondering on what on Earth to make of it.
Hmmm …
I’ve just seen the time: tell you what.
Let’s carry this on in the morning, shall we … ?
19th Sept, 2012
He says, picking up the thread three days later.
It’s been one of those few days: but let’s leave that right there, shall we? I’ve had enough of a whinge, this morning.
But, at ANY rate … ?
At ANY rate, you’ve possibly worked out that I spent Sunday night with a film.
And the film in question … ? Was the 2011 release, Exit Humanity.
Set not long after the American Civil War, and narrated by Brian Cox, Exit Humanity sees Mark Gibson as Edward Young: a man returning home from the hunt to find his wife killed by the hordes of the walking dead, and his son vanished.
Of course, from there … ?
From there is where things go seriously down hill.
Now, I’ve got to admit, I quietly enjoyed Exit Humanity, although it’s possibly a touch on the slow side.
It’s probably not going to be for you, if you’re something of a Gore-Fan.
But Exit Humanity is a quietly thoughtful zombie film: and both a beautifully shot and narrated one, with some rather atmospheric animation to glue things together.
If you’ve a couple of hours spare … ?
Exit Humanity could be an interesting watch …
19th Sept, 2012
He says, picking up the thread three days later.
It’s been one of those few days: but let’s leave that right there, shall we? I’ve had enough of a whinge, this morning.
But, at ANY rate … ?
At ANY rate, you’ve possibly worked out that I spent Sunday night with a film.
And the film in question … ? Was the 2011 release, Exit Humanity.
Set not long after the American Civil War, and narrated by Brian Cox, Exit Humanity sees Mark Gibson as Edward Young: a man returning home from the hunt to find his wife killed by the hordes of the walking dead, and his son vanished.
Of course, from there … ?
From there is where things go seriously down hill.
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Now, I’ve got to admit, I quietly enjoyed Exit Humanity, although it’s possibly a touch on the slow side.
It’s probably not going to be for you, if you’re something of a Gore-Fan.
But Exit Humanity is a quietly thoughtful zombie film: and both a beautifully shot and narrated one, with some rather atmospheric animation to glue things together.
If you’ve a couple of hours spare … ?
Exit Humanity could be an interesting watch …
Exit Humanity
★★☆☆
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