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lol XD.
these are all real movies haha
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lol XD.
these are all real movies haha
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actually I am Omega/Omega man was the original version of I am legend, based off the book I am legend (don't ask me why they didn't call it that)
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Kung Fu Dunk...if it is anything like Shaolin Soccer, im in!
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Came out the same year as Spielberg's.
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youd think the one by the original author would get more spotlight but noooo Spielberg stole it !
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yeah. book has three names.
i am legand , last man on earth and the omega man ^^
but i dont think this film is really based on the book ^^ it just combined two of the names.
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The box for Snakes on a Train looks like the name Trains in a Snake would fit better. Actually, I'd probably watch Trains in a Snake. That'd be interesting... I'd probably feel sorry for the snake.
Yeah, but in fairness, that version was closer to the original novel. Too bad they had to screw it up on every other front.
That company also did an adaptation of the obscure book from which my (real) name comes from; H.P. Lovecraft's The Dreamquest of Unknown Kadath and it was surprisingly good. The animation fit the surreal fantasy tone of the novel and I think they did a fairly good job despite some flaws. I wish I could find stuff to show you from it, but its probably hard. No one knows of the movie, not even H.P. Lovecraft fans, but then again, I know a lot of HPL fans who don't even know the book. A lot of people consider it his lesser work, but I liked it for having a somewhat different style for him as well as being quite unique in its own way. And hey, I'm also proud to have gotten my name from it
Came out the same year as Spielberg's.
Yeah, but in fairness, that version was closer to the original novel. Too bad they had to screw it up on every other front.
That company also did an adaptation of the obscure book from which my (real) name comes from; H.P. Lovecraft's The Dreamquest of Unknown Kadath and it was surprisingly good. The animation fit the surreal fantasy tone of the novel and I think they did a fairly good job despite some flaws. I wish I could find stuff to show you from it, but its probably hard. No one knows of the movie, not even H.P. Lovecraft fans, but then again, I know a lot of HPL fans who don't even know the book. A lot of people consider it his lesser work, but I liked it for having a somewhat different style for him as well as being quite unique in its own way. And hey, I'm also proud to have gotten my name from it
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