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no, just no. This was a terrible film. Does not compare at all to the book or film of The Road
by senorjazz 10y ago
no, just no. This was a terrible film. Does not compare at all to the book or film of The Road
- madenine 10y agoSPOILERS: The premise revolved around there being no copies of probably the most printed book on the planet, yet there other books. Even a collective, whose mission is to find all the books and knowledge it can (someone read Asimov), can't find a bible. They found a Torah, but couldn't find a bible. Awful film.
- jlengrand 10y agoBecause as part of the plot, it is explained that those were specifically burnt for years (if I remember correctly, because religion was what started the war or something)? Movie's still not great, but there are reasons they don't find Bibles :)
- gaius 10y agoI enjoyed it :-) But in this context I am talking specifically about the post-apocalyptic world, the way the few remaining mass-produced items from before, are now valuable commodities (he says something like, people will kill you now, for something we used to just throw away before The Flash), the barter economy (eg. how he gets his battery recharged), the water, the hand-shakes...