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To: nickcarraway

We basically live in the first Mad Max movie, but with two important differences: 1) we have relatively cheap gasoline, at least for now, 2) the population portrayed in that movie was homogeneous, whereas we have a great deal of diversity. The decay of the formerly high trust society and the crumbling institutions are spot on. My takeaway is more ammo.

As for strict zombie movies, I would be hard pressed to name one that I don’t love. Zombieland is awesome because it’s fun. I can’t turn away from The Omega Man if it’s on.


6 posted on 01/11/2021 6:07:17 PM PST by cdcdawg (Maybe people are legitimately pissed off, they’re sick of all of this, and they don’t care anymore.)
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To: cdcdawg

In the first mad max movie gas wasnt overly expensive yet, and could still be bought at stations. Max and his wife and kid went on a flipping vacation and drove quite a bit.

The second movie was where it got really scarce and society had really fallen apart quite severely.


21 posted on 01/11/2021 7:16:12 PM PST by Secret Agent Man (Gone Galt; Not Averse to Going Bronson.)
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