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An inside look at the screenwriting process of Doomsday.

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Under discussion:

The Road Warrior  (1981)

Gladiator  (2000)

28 Days Later  (2002)

Doomsday  (2008)

Neil Marshall's buddies: "Hey Neil, 28 Days Later, Escape From New York The Road Warrior and Beyond Thunderdome kicked ass."

Neil: "Hell yeah, they did!! I should make a movie like that."

Neil's buddies: "That would be @$#@$@ sweet!!" (or mint or what ever those brits say).

****** 20 minutes later ********

Niel: "Ok, screenpay's done." ****** pulls out steno pad in which he's scribbled down a makeshift storyboard/amature comic book. "Here it is"

Neil's buddies: "Where the hell did the midievil knights come from?"

Neil: "I really liked Gladiator too!"

Neil's buddies: "Mint!! It seems to be missing something though. What could it bee?"

Neil: "I've got it! This movie needs more decapitations and cannibalism."

Buddies: "Awesome!!!!!!"

 

Ok, so don't get the wrong impression. I really liked this movie. It was a hell of a lot of fun. I think the unoriginal aspects of this film were much more of an homage than a rip-off.

So, If you liked those previously mentioned movies but want to see something with better explosions, faster cars and better looking women, check this one out.

posted on Thursday, August 28, 2008 1:41 PM by leeroy711


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mercurial
Posted Thursday, September 11, 2008 3:00 PM

Spot on. Exactly what I was thinking when I was watching it. Except I think it went a little overboard with the 'homages' to each of the numerous films it drew from.

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