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Firing a gun inside an elevator seems like a really terrible idea, that's gonna cause major hearing damage. Being deaf in a zombie outbreak isn't gonna help things. The handrail he was using as a weapon could have been used as leverage, to try to open the doors enough to squeeze out.
Not sure If getting out that way is the best idea zombies could bite him while he squeezes also if they rush him while he's prying to open they'll get in. I'd use the guys body to try and reach the top of the elevator and try and get out off the elevator shaft and if it looks hopeless you could pop yourself with the pistol
One thing I don’t get is why movie characters always throw away the gun when it’s out of bullets, as you mentioned it’s still a useful melee tool and finding ammo shouldn’t be so difficult.
Finding ammo in any apocalyptic scenario is some veteran mode shit let alone a zombie scenario. Although its such a useful weapon that its almost always worth keeping.
The movie which circles around this one man inside the telephone booth is a good movie too! He stays inside the booth because it saves his life -- literally. Go watch it bruh
It's probably not just a literal normal elevator, I'm sure they have a real elevator and also different 1/2 elevators that are only 2 of the walls with a studio behind them
The situation kinda reminds me of the case of Ludger Sylbaris. In 1902, he was on Martinique, an island in the Carribean when he was arrested and placed in a solitary cell. While he was in there, the volcano on the island erupted and possibly up to 50,000 people in the city of Saint-Pierre died from both the gas, but also the pyroclastic debris. The position of his cell meant Sylbaris survived with minimal injuries while the entire island around him was destroyed. If I'm not mistaken, the population never recovered and only a couple thousand people inhabit it today Edit: the year was 1902, not 1802
1. The volcano erupted in 1902, not 1802. And only around 30,000 people died, not 50,000. 2. The population did recover, With over 300,000 people living there currently.
@@kultpiss I did mix up the years, that's my bad. However, from a quick search, I was right, only a couple thousand people currently inhabit Saint-Pierre. According to the last census it was 4,121. And if you'll take notice, I said "possibly up to 50,000 people" referring to the largest estimate of loss of life. You're technically right, more conservative estimates put it at around 30,000 but the estimation bracket is between 30,000-50,000. So yeah, my bad on the year, but the other information is right.
@@eadaoinl I misunderstood, I thought you meant the general population of the entire island since the eruption did affect many surrounding areas. Not only Saint-Pierre. You were right, my apologies. I also think that the number 50,000 comes from the amount of people that were injured severely and either died later on due to them or lived and not just those who lost their lives immediately. So yeah, my bad.
Just one small correction, 113 isn't the Italian 911. Ever since they merged all the emergency numbers into one, it's 112. 113 used to be the emergency number for the Carabinieri if I'm not mistaken. Either way, if you're ever in an emergency in Italy, call 112
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'What if a zombie apocalypse happened right now?' Well I'm recovering from surgery so I'd be screwed, at least I have Nerd Explains to listen to before the end.
@@titekubo1997 They barricaded his door and he wasnt drawing attention to himself. So if you got ballsy deputy or friends who are willing to seal your room, you are screwed.
Note on tourniquets... if the bleeding can be controlled with pressure, a tourniquet is the wrong move. It will kill the limb. it is a method of last resort, to keep someone alive until surgeons can address the injury.
also they have to be really REALLY tight, as nerd says a neck tie tied around once will do nothing better to get a stick and use it to tighten the tourniquet.
Also if you are just a average Joe you don't have enough strenght (or willpower) to make it tight enough. You will most likely lose less blood by just applying pressure than by making a shitty DYI tourniquet
If there is heavy bleeding, better fix a tourniquet. After putting it on, you will have more time to assess the wound and fix pressure bandages. If you can, mark the time when it was put on. It takes approximately 12 hours to effectively kill a limb, so you have realistically between 1-8 hours to stabilize the wound and move to safety. Another thing is that if a fracture is present, you might not see all of the bleeding inside. The use of a tourniquet makes sure all the leaky veins inside close up. Properly securing it will be extremely painful, and if you can slide a finger under the tourniquet, it's not tight enough. Stay safe.
I would love a mini movie where we transition from being a survivor to being a zombie, finding out that all the zombies are conscious, just have no control over their bodies.
That's the premise of the original Marvel Zombies setting. All the heroes are fully aware of what they're doing, but they're just so hungry they can't stop themselves. The best part is afterwards when you get scenes of these fully sentient zombies that used to be heroes discussing how fucked what they did was and freaking out about it. It's why I hated the "What If?" episode with the fiery passion of a thousand suns. It turned a genuinely dark and interesting story into an actual joke.
the proper script for i am legend had a storyline in it that was basically this - the zombies come back and dont kill him because he ends up giving the zombies wife back and they are all conscious
There's the possibility that the tap could have gotten blood on it from all the spray. A bullet also could have broke it and leaked a ton of water out. Those are really the only explanations I have for not using the water dispenser though and they're pretty unlikely
@@YourPalKindred Even if that one was busted, it's a business building. There would be bathrooms and other fountains all over. One of them had to look more tasty than some old milk.
maybe he was getting the milk for his wife cause if i remember at the start of the movie he was fighting with his wife about getting some milk, yeah i think the "milk" was code for making a break for it🤣🤣🤣
Yes. I haven't been watching Cinema Summary lately for that reason! You telling the audience how a character should beat a situation means nothing when you expect the characters to know things in the moment that you only knew because you looked it up on the internet in the comfort of your own home. Honestly, it looks like Nerd Explains is the only one who does these How to Beat videos well.
It's pretty cool that they showed the virus only being able to run rampant for a day before the military start to get a handle on it. I feel like that's how it would go in real life.
he shouldve asked one of the people that tried to help him get out to give him the water tank from the water dispenser, it seems like he'd have about 5 liters of water to keep himself hydrated for a couple of days.
5:07 on Samsung there is a extreme energy saving mode. Then you can only do some basic functions with your phone Wich you'll need in a emergency and the it blocks all your other apps so you can use your phone for like 6 times as long. Pretty dope. Also very handy to use in case your phone is at 17 percent and you won't be able to charge it for a while
Also helps to always carry a portable battery on you. It's what I do and I rarely even have my phone die on me since it's good for almost two full charges
I really like this concept because it doesn't try to examine the zombies or give some random crap that nearly kills the main character outside of reason
I would yell "I'm secure here, don't help me" x3 a few times a day to attract some zombies and kill them, then push the dead bodies away from the opening to avoid most of the stench filling the elevator (with the handrail ofc). Then if no zombies appear yelling in the morning and noon, I would try to get out and resupply, then find a new hiding place.
The dedication that goes into these videos and analyses is outstanding. I'm never bored and always at the edge of my seat anticipating Nerd Explains next advice
I think Sara could still have survived if Claudio didn't bait loads of them to the door, who then went after her. If there were less she might have had more of a chance
In Claudio's defense he thought his wife died and he wanted to take out as many of them as he could. If Sara had arrived LATER then she did she actually would have been a lot better off since most of the zombie's on the floor had been killed.
Well, the door doesn't open anymore than that, but have we seen him try to close it? I would just be sitting in that elevator for at least 24 hours or so waiting for things to get under control if at all possible. I know you mention the idea in the video as well. I'd absolutely rather wait it out if I could rather than trying to fight my way through the open.
@@preoximerianasou cant die in an elevator unless you die due to starvation and dyhidration. An elevator is not air tide that means even if the doors arr closed you still get enough oxygon to survive. But staying in an elevator is also not a good option because you would be stuck in it without water snd food that means taht uf you managed to get out of it after 24hours you be very hungry and thirsty and without energy to fight.
Like the Greek myth where a woman is told she will live for as many years as there are grains of sand on a beach and then pisses off the god who gave her that meaning she will live but will age
Death Becomes Her kinda has that except instead of no aging, there's no coming back to your old state when you were alive. Just live with that shotgun hole in your stomach.
While I like Cinema Summary, I prefer Nerd Explains because his methods and solutions are more realistic instead of relying on pre-existing knowledge that most people wouldn't know about
Cinema Summary also took the idea from Nerd. Only started making the exact same videos with the same thumbnails after he found Nerd’s channel a couple years ago.
I also prefer nerd explains voice in general. Plus cinema summary kinda irritated me in one the first videos of theirs I saw. It was on 28 days later and they straight off mentioned getting a gun which told me straight away they didn’t really get the point of the film.
@@vickyotters9207 or the fact that the movie takes place in a country where guns aren’t as readily available as the US. You can’t just go to your local Walmart for a shotgun in Europe like that
i would of stayed in the elevator taking out zombies when i had the chance using the rail, if i was smart enough to think of that while i was there that is. however once i saw the swat guy i would start trying to find a way out. try to get him to completely secure the floor. its pretty high up so it should be possible to barricade it completely, double tap all the bodies and throw them out the window. at that point your "shark cage" is now an entire floor instead of a cramped elevator, which although realistically isnt all too much, it allows more scavenging for helpful tools, being less cramped should help with your overall mental state, and you can try and relax a little bit as you plan your next moves
Funnily enough, a single part of a sentence here is what really sells me that he knows what he's talking about, and that he's a good person. When mentioning calling emergency services, he says that one would of course first let them know about the wife's danger, then the fact they themselves were trapped. So many "survival bros" I've met are incredibly focused on themselves, and love to instantly go "I'd kill and eat everyone lol". The fact that he actually gets that looking out for those close to you is important and considers it in his "what you should do" as well really shows he knows his stuff.
Pro Tip: build a hellevator to get to the Underworld easily so you can fight the Wall of Flesh much quicker, also make a bridge to each end of the world.
"Search for supplies"? I know this is a good idea in any post-apocalyptic scenario, but isn't he in an office? Would it be worth the effort? In the case of food: He could find someone's sneaked-in cookies (or something similar), but going outside seems more worthwhile (it's more risky but you are more likely to find something). In the case of weapons an office may be even worse about that: your choices (the ones off the top of my head) are pens and chairs, the first being very ineffective and the latter too tiring. On the plus side I saw some water coolers, so water wouldn't be an issue probably.
Personally, during the worst-case scenario, my first place to go isn't to the supermarket. Everyone would be going there to raid for supplies. You want to go to a RESTURANT. They have a lot of supplies. Lost of dry goods and so forth. Fridges that if you open minimally will stay cold for a while depending on the outside environment and at least in the US might have hidden guns and weapons. (Which is why going to the Winchester isn't exactly the worst idea.) They have a lot of tables, chairs, etc to barricade with. They would have easy roof access for maintenance and the like and many of them in the more rural parts aren't high up enough to cause that much damage if you need to hop down. (Many restaurants in my area are single-story.) So technically speaking for me, I'm heading to the nearest restaurant and barricading myself in. Most in particular Asian/Italian restaurants would have massive bags of rice/dry pasta. Eat what will spoil first as you preserve the meat in various ways. (Old old sushi was salted fermented fish in a bed of rice, pork barrels were whole cut-up hogs layered in salt.) So like I said, a restaurant is a very good place to go. The only problem is the people who might be infected still there as far as I see.
@@mariawhite7337 Also a ton of pots, pans, glasses and bowls you can fill up before the water gets shut off. And that you can put up on the roof (if it's flat) to catch rainwater after that runs out.
Actually, a decent-sized office building is a gold mine for supplies if you're clever about it. We already know this one has a dedicated maintenance crew, which means there is certainly a supply of hand tools to use as weapons. Beyond the bounty of water, any break rooms would at least have what your coworkers stashed in the fridge plus whatever vending machines might be available. We also saw that this building had a security team, so checking their area for munitions and other supplies is a no-brainer. Any building directory would label which floors the most important stuff is on, and fire safety maps that show the nearest emergency exit would also show the layout for each floor making clearing the place much easier.
@@brekiel_scripts plus with that, office buildings have a lot of faux walls that can be used to build somewhat decent barricades. plus a lot of furniture that you can harvest screws/nails/bolts/etc from. Lots of piping and wires. Plus fire extinguishers. Those come in handy as well.
I think it's reasonable for him to not be able to handle the recoil of the shotgun. Fact is gun culture is a uniquely American, and to a lesser extent, Canadian and Swiss, thing. It's likely he has no experience with guns outside of media. Combined with his shot leg, it makes sense he can't handle it.
It really doesnt. 12 year olds can handle it. The director doesn't know shit about guns. its that simple. a man the actors size, even that has never fired a shotgun would have done alot better than that. Even more so considering he would be tense from not knowing what to expect.
@@sirgreedy88 You say that but I know a guy who broke his jaw shooting a shotty like a rifle. He was a gun club member and well versed in guns Someone who's not had training wouldn't brace for the recoil combined with an unstable surface definitely could go over.
The characters in zombie movies never want to kill people who have just been bitten, even when they ask them to. They know they're turning into zombies! But they always wait till AFTER they've turned to kill them, and often get bitten or injured in the process. It's not compassionate, it's just stupid.
Weirdly this has been my comfort channel the last few months- I dont know if its his voice or what but i should not be comforted hearing about all the ways you could be brutally murdered by zombies lmao
Ever considered a collab with Roanoke Gaming? He makes similar content and I think a video with you two analyzing a movie and the creature in the movie and how to survive it would be amazing. He already said he’d be open to it btw.
@@Sol_Invictus1997 IDK him and Comissar Garza and some others I never watch again cuz they tried to peddle the stupidest shit like the Imperium could defeat the Xenomorphs by blowing up infested planets... no duh. The worst one had to Alex Mercer just casually dies to nuking or Psyker.. literally the creative verison of throwing your hands in the air and ignoring a issue.
@@theshadowswithin9896 all i know is once i get a house, i am keeping a special item near the toilet, aint street legal but better as for forgiveness later.
Actually, Sara's death would've been avoided too if he told her about the earlier attacks. Another case of a jackass character not using their words and knowledge of a situation(s) to help out. I was hoping he would've gotten bit or eaten at the end just to mix things up for once.
Would she really tho? Shes in the same building where even armed men got bitten. This also applies to all other people in the potential alive list, most of them even with proper warning wouldve prolly died in some other way if theyre not completely prepared/lucky.
Supposedly, you don't have to know. Dialing 911(or any other emergency number) anywhere in the world will reroute you to the nearest emergency services.
i would have stomped on the bloddied side of the handrail already, made it a maybe effective spear rather than a blunt object to "remove" zombies with less effort, i mean clubbing a zombie with a blunt object would take more stamina and energy than just one swift squelch with a sharp one, even if it is crudely made it should've still been an effective spear considering those things seem to be bendable from how he removed it prior.
Ngl being in a stuck elevator in the zombie apocalypse wouldn't be too bad, the problem arises when you get thristy, hungry, claustrophobic and so on, I guess if you have better help you won't go crazy.
An empty gun is also useful for more than a club. Your holding it can show far off humans that you are still living, and you can bluff/threaten any non-armed hostile human. Just be ready to show surrender should you find living armed humans who are friendly.
From my stuck in elevators experience, if you try to open the door it will not fully open, like in the movie. Also, when the energy returns, the elevator will not work because the door is opened. It's necessary to use a special tool from outside.
Thank you for uploading videos more regularly now. Im always in suspense about that and regularly checking your channel to see if another video of yours is up.
As far as I know, elevator hoistway doors won’t open too far (definitely less than 6”, most likely only up to half an inch or so) by design, bc they don’t want people on the floors to try opening the doors and then fall into the hoistway. However, if the protagonist had some sort of long stick and opened the car doors enough, he could have opened the interlock at the top of the hoistway doors enough to open them all the way. Also, I believe the hoistway doors are designed to close on their own, but it’s possible that someone installed the Gibbs at the bottom of the doors horribly, so they create too much friction to close like they are supposed to. Although, forcing them closed would have also been an option if he could have gotten them open at all. Thirdly, as long as the hoistway doors are open, the car is already incapable of moving if wired correctly because the interlock contacts wouldn’t be engaged. The escape hatch thing was correct, they are usually locked from the outside. You’d also probably need a ladder to get up there at all. If the bar on the wall really was loose enough to get out of the wall mounts, then he could have used that to open the interlock and get out (unless it was too thick to get into the space between the car wall and the hoistway wall) Marcello climbed down the elevator shaft? I’m not sure I buy that. Where did he enter from? It’s not like you can just go from the motor room into the shaft. He wouldn’t be able to open the hoistway doors without a drop key. And even if he somehow could, the only things that would be in the hoistway that he could climb down with are the car ropes, spreader beams, and hoistway beams, which MIGHT be possible. But again, he shouldn’t have been able to access the hoistway. Okay cool, he did the smart thing and used the handrail to help open the doors. So I guess the whole issue with the elevator is that there was a problem with the motor? That’s really unlucky/lucky timing
I honestly didn't know you couldn't open the doors I was told that in the event of a full power outage doors were meant to be able to be opened enough for someone to get out in the case of a fire This is UK / EU if that makes a difference
@@reelgesh51 late reply, but if there’s an issue with something for an elevator car or there’s a power outage, the car could go on fire service or run off emergency power, which usually brings the car down to the lobby or other egress floor and opens the doors. I just meant that while elevators are running normally, you usually can’t physically open the doors by yourself because of the door interlocks and door resitrictors. If the doors lose power, I think it’s possible you could push the doors open, but you gotta be at a landing. So, there are still systems to open the doors automatically in case of emergency, but I guess they weren’t working in this film. There are some cases where people could be trapped in an elevator, though, I’ve heard it happen. But I’m not sure what in particular went wrong. Here’s an anecdote. Someone in the motor room cut a wire that they weren’t supposed to while I was on an elevator. Car went on fire service, and I was brought to the lobby where the doors remained open until the issue was fixed.
My work elevators are sketchy as heck and break down all the time, but there’s a safety mechanism that will catch if the elevator falls, so it only goes down a couple inches. The elevator won’t move if the door is open and if you can open the doors at all, they’ll open all the way and they won’t close if they sense you between the doors. I’ve been stuck in the elevator 2 times in the last month. I only needed someone to direct me to the lock on the doors, as my sketchy elevator doesn’t have automatic doors. We’ve had a lot of elevator safety classes because of our elevators breaking all the time.
I think it is best to try and leave the elevator as quickly as possible like Claudio did because no one was going to go save him, he would have died of starvation in there if he just stayed quiet & he had a very limited period of time before there would be no living, selfless people left in the building to turn the power on in the elevator for him as the outbreak killed off everyone or made them flee from the building.
WHY is there so many damn movies about a character stuck in an incredibly specific area such as a landmine, a pool, an elevator, and even an armored car
@@chachthagoat1629 Us Sniper team fail to execute a Target so they go to evac with them going through a Minefield, First guy goes kaboom off a mine and his partner is now stuck under a mine.
@@nosupes929 i quite literally cant remember it.. It was like "Mine" or something. Edit: Omg it actually called Mine xox - ua-cam.com/video/ReDQy8DBkv0/v-deo.html
You’re so creative!! I love the way you describe what’s going on in the movies you profile. Amazing job, I just watched this one 3x in a row!! Keep them coming!!
I feel like once the ceiling hatch was open, he could've used it considering how low it appears to be 17:55 If there's a way in for Marcello, it's worth investigating for a way out for Claudio
I once read a story on wattpad that started with a similar start (the same start happened and then they were stuck in the elevator for several hours and then escaped and a bunch of things happened lol)
the weirdest thing to me is how people legitimately fear zombie apocalypses and talk about it, but I barely see anyone hold this same level of fear or have conversations about asteroid apocalypses
It's because if a zombie apocalypse happens, there's a chance you'll survive. However if an asteroid collides with the earth big enough to send the world into an apocalypse, it'll either destroy the world entirely, kill a large amount of the population, or remove a lot of things needed for survival
You cant really do anything with asteroids, either you divert them and copy "Armageddon" or they hit and literally everything is so fucked there's nothing left to make a movie about.
It's like the SCP lore Yea there are monsters/being that you would completely fear But "when days breaks" comes in You can only despair about it Till it effects you and absorbs you for eternal torment
imo i reckon it’s the same sort of thing of how people aren’t really afraid of climate change. Due to the nature of how it’s not an immediate/tangible threat (until it’s too late) people just don’t really appreciate its lethality
So glad people like you make videos on movies that have interesting concepts but contain so much bad writing, directing, stupidity as the only plot device that makes things happen.. You save me from getting pissed off at the completely dumb stuff, apart from that scene where the main character literally let the guy turn into a zombie and almost kill him just because... So thank you.. Sincerely, my mental health..
Reading the comments on these videos I am really glad that there are others out there that in a if the s*** hit the fan situation that there are people that I can rely on to keep cool under pressure
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Do a video titled, "How To Beat You're Meat In TCM 2".
@@theswedishdude1 and that they don't verify their "experts" have degrees before hiring
Btw dude, Italy's 911 is 112, not 113. Not like it's really important, just wanted you to know.
Source: I'm Italian
Firing a gun inside an elevator seems like a really terrible idea, that's gonna cause major hearing damage. Being deaf in a zombie outbreak isn't gonna help things. The handrail he was using as a weapon could have been used as leverage, to try to open the doors enough to squeeze out.
You can use tissue paper as make shift hearing protection. It'll lower the decibels somewhat
Not sure If getting out that way is the best idea zombies could bite him while he squeezes also if they rush him while he's prying to open they'll get in. I'd use the guys body to try and reach the top of the elevator and try and get out off the elevator shaft and if it looks hopeless you could pop yourself with the pistol
and, whats the point if they cant kill you, you are just wasting ammo.. and he had a handrail too.
@@compszn true
Yeah, all those sound waves just bouncing off the walls directly back into your ears.
One thing I don’t get is why movie characters always throw away the gun when it’s out of bullets, as you mentioned it’s still a useful melee tool and finding ammo shouldn’t be so difficult.
bruh
Useless AK ugh .. Jordan!!! ✋
Finding ammo in any apocalyptic scenario is some veteran mode shit let alone a zombie scenario. Although its such a useful weapon that its almost always worth keeping.
Maybe in america but not UK
Lazy writers
The amount that filmmakers can do in a close quarters setting like this is amazing to me.
The movie which circles around this one man inside the telephone booth is a good movie too! He stays inside the booth because it saves his life -- literally. Go watch it bruh
It's probably not just a literal normal elevator, I'm sure they have a real elevator and also different 1/2 elevators that are only 2 of the walls with a studio behind them
@@Veroveren what's that movie called?
@@the-groovelord sounds like Phone Booth to me.
@@RayFlemming7080 thank you!
The "oh God, they're coming through the back door" bit was hysterical lmao great stuff!
I was looking for a comment on that, I cracked up every time.
@@santana4899 same lmfao
The situation kinda reminds me of the case of Ludger Sylbaris. In 1902, he was on Martinique, an island in the Carribean when he was arrested and placed in a solitary cell. While he was in there, the volcano on the island erupted and possibly up to 50,000 people in the city of Saint-Pierre died from both the gas, but also the pyroclastic debris. The position of his cell meant Sylbaris survived with minimal injuries while the entire island around him was destroyed. If I'm not mistaken, the population never recovered and only a couple thousand people inhabit it today
Edit: the year was 1902, not 1802
did he get rescued?
@@hypermaeonyx4969 Yup. Took four days for the rescue teams to hear his calls because his cell was partially covered with debris
1. The volcano erupted in 1902, not 1802. And only around 30,000 people died, not 50,000.
2. The population did recover, With over 300,000 people living there currently.
@@kultpiss I did mix up the years, that's my bad. However, from a quick search, I was right, only a couple thousand people currently inhabit Saint-Pierre. According to the last census it was 4,121. And if you'll take notice, I said "possibly up to 50,000 people" referring to the largest estimate of loss of life. You're technically right, more conservative estimates put it at around 30,000 but the estimation bracket is between 30,000-50,000. So yeah, my bad on the year, but the other information is right.
@@eadaoinl I misunderstood, I thought you meant the general population of the entire island since the eruption did affect many surrounding areas. Not only Saint-Pierre. You were right, my apologies.
I also think that the number 50,000 comes from the amount of people that were injured severely and either died later on due to them or lived and not just those who lost their lives immediately. So yeah, my bad.
Its like Nerd Explains, BingeXpress, and Cinema Summary are all on the same upload scheulde I love it.
I was thinking the exact same thing
Cinema summary just uploaded
I just got both notifications literally rn at the same time
Exactly lol.. the only 3 i watch.. something tells me they keep in contact
Lol I noticed that😅
Just one small correction, 113 isn't the Italian 911. Ever since they merged all the emergency numbers into one, it's 112. 113 used to be the emergency number for the Carabinieri if I'm not mistaken.
Either way, if you're ever in an emergency in Italy, call 112
Or 911, or 999, or any other emergency services number, BC it autoconnects you to the closest one to you
Or the emergency number of your home country. It actually connects you to the services
It’s actually 118
@@40rollsonly no, 118 used to be the old medical emergency number, like I said, ever since they merged them all it's been 112
Same here in Finland, 112!
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thanks!
unfortunately not a lot of ppl know this.
Whoa imagine that another shilled "service" is selling your data like NordVPN.
Alr, thanks for the info
That’s very good to know. Made an account, but was debating on subscribing. Thanks for the heads up!
'What if a zombie apocalypse happened right now?'
Well I'm recovering from surgery so I'd be screwed, at least I have Nerd Explains to listen to before the end.
To be fair rick was in a hospital and survived
@@titekubo1997 They barricaded his door and he wasnt drawing attention to himself.
So if you got ballsy deputy or friends who are willing to seal your room, you are screwed.
So exactly like Rick Grimes
Just in case, where you at? You know, never let good food go to waste.
I love that you’re all talking about the walking dead. Best TV show ever
Note on tourniquets... if the bleeding can be controlled with pressure, a tourniquet is the wrong move. It will kill the limb. it is a method of last resort, to keep someone alive until surgeons can address the injury.
Hugely valuable information. 🤌🏿
also they have to be really REALLY tight, as nerd says a neck tie tied around once will do nothing better to get a stick and use it to tighten the tourniquet.
Also if you are just a average Joe you don't have enough strenght (or willpower) to make it tight enough. You will most likely lose less blood by just applying pressure than by making a shitty DYI tourniquet
Well said
If there is heavy bleeding, better fix a tourniquet. After putting it on, you will have more time to assess the wound and fix pressure bandages. If you can, mark the time when it was put on. It takes approximately 12 hours to effectively kill a limb, so you have realistically between 1-8 hours to stabilize the wound and move to safety. Another thing is that if a fracture is present, you might not see all of the bleeding inside. The use of a tourniquet makes sure all the leaky veins inside close up. Properly securing it will be extremely painful, and if you can slide a finger under the tourniquet, it's not tight enough. Stay safe.
This whole movie could be summed up as “man starts the apocalypse with all his points in his luck stat and nothing else”
This definitely sums it up perfectly
I would love a mini movie where we transition from being a survivor to being a zombie, finding out that all the zombies are conscious, just have no control over their bodies.
I feel like the descent into insanity would be swift regardless
Now that's real horror, plz don't lol
There is a movie somewhat similar to that called 'Warm Bodies'
That's the premise of the original Marvel Zombies setting. All the heroes are fully aware of what they're doing, but they're just so hungry they can't stop themselves. The best part is afterwards when you get scenes of these fully sentient zombies that used to be heroes discussing how fucked what they did was and freaking out about it.
It's why I hated the "What If?" episode with the fiery passion of a thousand suns. It turned a genuinely dark and interesting story into an actual joke.
the proper script for i am legend had a storyline in it that was basically this - the zombies come back and dont kill him because he ends up giving the zombies wife back and they are all conscious
There was a water dispenser right outside of the elevator, Claudio wouldn’t even need the spoiled milk.
There's the possibility that the tap could have gotten blood on it from all the spray. A bullet also could have broke it and leaked a ton of water out. Those are really the only explanations I have for not using the water dispenser though and they're pretty unlikely
@@YourPalKindred Even if that one was busted, it's a business building. There would be bathrooms and other fountains all over. One of them had to look more tasty than some old milk.
@NatSoc Kaiser exactly! And he was very hungry too for me the milk would be irresistible
It was a throwback to when he argued with his wife about getting some milk after work at the start of the movie
maybe he was getting the milk for his wife cause if i remember at the start of the movie he was fighting with his wife about getting some milk, yeah i think the "milk" was code for making a break for it🤣🤣🤣
Love the fact that your the most logical and don't abuse your foresight for particular situations,cinema summary is bat-shit insane sometimes
Yes. I haven't been watching Cinema Summary lately for that reason! You telling the audience how a character should beat a situation means nothing when you expect the characters to know things in the moment that you only knew because you looked it up on the internet in the comfort of your own home. Honestly, it looks like Nerd Explains is the only one who does these How to Beat videos well.
Right? I went off that. Real easy to make those decisions with hindsight and 20 hours of googling.
@@liammcmillan717 if i was a 45 year old obese and uneducated black mother here's what i would do:
although i must agree with your comment, cinema summary still makes hella entertaining videos
@@matxalenc8410 I feel like cinema is for the best solutions and nerd is for the realistic ones
Claudio really should've told everyone about the repairmen that got infected. Would've saved a lot of lives.
It's pretty cool that they showed the virus only being able to run rampant for a day before the military start to get a handle on it. I feel like that's how it would go in real life.
he shouldve asked one of the people that tried to help him get out to give him the water tank from the water dispenser, it seems like he'd have about 5 liters of water to keep himself hydrated for a couple of days.
Absolute facts or he couldve drank some after escaping the elevator
He should have asked one of the humans to bring him the 20 liter water bottle, used on the office machine.
Big brain, but it might not fit throught the gap
That abd the zombies may knock it over when they hear the rustling of placing a Water jug near him.
Does not need to fit through the gap. He has a bottle on him, he can redil it through the gap.
@@blindedbliss bad idea, then the zombies might contaminate it
5:07 on Samsung there is a extreme energy saving mode. Then you can only do some basic functions with your phone Wich you'll need in a emergency and the it blocks all your other apps so you can use your phone for like 6 times as long. Pretty dope. Also very handy to use in case your phone is at 17 percent and you won't be able to charge it for a while
Also helps to always carry a portable battery on you. It's what I do and I rarely even have my phone die on me since it's good for almost two full charges
After surviving all that he just gotta hope the military isn't trigger happy and kill everyone they see like in other zombie movies.
I really like this concept because it doesn't try to examine the zombies or give some random crap that nearly kills the main character outside of reason
I would yell "I'm secure here, don't help me" x3 a few times a day to attract some zombies and kill them, then push the dead bodies away from the opening to avoid most of the stench filling the elevator (with the handrail ofc). Then if no zombies appear yelling in the morning and noon, I would try to get out and resupply, then find a new hiding place.
The dedication that goes into these videos and analyses is outstanding. I'm never bored and always at the edge of my seat anticipating Nerd Explains next advice
Facts
@@glock-kay Indeed
Plus his hilarious throughout
@@M1AIN40 On God 💀
bit too much praise for someone that uses other peoples movies as content imo
I think Sara could still have survived if Claudio didn't bait loads of them to the door, who then went after her. If there were less she might have had more of a chance
In Claudio's defense he thought his wife died and he wanted to take out as many of them as he could. If Sara had arrived LATER then she did she actually would have been a lot better off since most of the zombie's on the floor had been killed.
Switching to your handrail is always faster than reloading
0:54 as an Italian I can assure you that’s the most polite response you can have
Well, the door doesn't open anymore than that, but have we seen him try to close it? I would just be sitting in that elevator for at least 24 hours or so waiting for things to get under control if at all possible. I know you mention the idea in the video as well. I'd absolutely rather wait it out if I could rather than trying to fight my way through the open.
Elevators doors *ahem* *ahem*... Clockwork lock *ahem*
@@sslime4649 expand pls
Why would you want to sit in the dark with no air circulation for possibly days? Tf?
@@preoximerianas why would you want to be slaughtered by zombies in the light?
@@preoximerianasou cant die in an elevator unless you die due to starvation and dyhidration. An elevator is not air tide that means even if the doors arr closed you still get enough oxygon to survive. But staying in an elevator is also not a good option because you would be stuck in it without water snd food that means taht uf you managed to get out of it after 24hours you be very hungry and thirsty and without energy to fight.
You know what would make a great zombie trope? Immortality without agelessness. Like, you don't just want to live; If you die it will be hell.
Like the Greek myth where a woman is told she will live for as many years as there are grains of sand on a beach and then pisses off the god who gave her that meaning she will live but will age
@@nicoq2086 that god being Apollo, and he woman being one of his lovers he turned into a prophet.
Yeah but at the end they get bit anyways and then the movie just cuts off lol.
Death Becomes Her kinda has that except instead of no aging, there's no coming back to your old state when you were alive. Just live with that shotgun hole in your stomach.
So the zombies would be immortal without agelessness? or humans?
While I like Cinema Summary, I prefer Nerd Explains because his methods and solutions are more realistic instead of relying on pre-existing knowledge that most people wouldn't know about
Nerd explains has a better variety of movies too
Cinema summary almost always does death games which can be kinda boring
Cinema Summary also took the idea from Nerd. Only started making the exact same videos with the same thumbnails after he found Nerd’s channel a couple years ago.
I like Nerd explains cause he doesn't always talk about sacrificing someone like Cinema summary does.
I also prefer nerd explains voice in general. Plus cinema summary kinda irritated me in one the first videos of theirs I saw. It was on 28 days later and they straight off mentioned getting a gun which told me straight away they didn’t really get the point of the film.
@@vickyotters9207 or the fact that the movie takes place in a country where guns aren’t as readily available as the US. You can’t just go to your local Walmart for a shotgun in Europe like that
Gotta love how Cinema Summary, Nerd Explains and BingeXpress upload almost at the same time, fantastic.
Him getting the milk was more symbolism, as he promised his wife he'd get milk on his way home from work. I thought it was a nice touch.
i would of stayed in the elevator taking out zombies when i had the chance using the rail, if i was smart enough to think of that while i was there that is. however once i saw the swat guy i would start trying to find a way out. try to get him to completely secure the floor. its pretty high up so it should be possible to barricade it completely, double tap all the bodies and throw them out the window. at that point your "shark cage" is now an entire floor instead of a cramped elevator, which although realistically isnt all too much, it allows more scavenging for helpful tools, being less cramped should help with your overall mental state, and you can try and relax a little bit as you plan your next moves
You can also get access to the big water bottles that are inside offices and are able to look outside the windows to get information about the outside
Funnily enough, a single part of a sentence here is what really sells me that he knows what he's talking about, and that he's a good person. When mentioning calling emergency services, he says that one would of course first let them know about the wife's danger, then the fact they themselves were trapped. So many "survival bros" I've met are incredibly focused on themselves, and love to instantly go "I'd kill and eat everyone lol". The fact that he actually gets that looking out for those close to you is important and considers it in his "what you should do" as well really shows he knows his stuff.
Pro Tip: build a hellevator to get to the Underworld easily so you can fight the Wall of Flesh much quicker, also make a bridge to each end of the world.
"Search for supplies"? I know this is a good idea in any post-apocalyptic scenario, but isn't he in an office? Would it be worth the effort?
In the case of food: He could find someone's sneaked-in cookies (or something similar), but going outside seems more worthwhile (it's more risky but you are more likely to find something).
In the case of weapons an office may be even worse about that: your choices (the ones off the top of my head) are pens and chairs, the first being very ineffective and the latter too tiring.
On the plus side I saw some water coolers, so water wouldn't be an issue probably.
Personally, during the worst-case scenario, my first place to go isn't to the supermarket. Everyone would be going there to raid for supplies. You want to go to a RESTURANT. They have a lot of supplies. Lost of dry goods and so forth. Fridges that if you open minimally will stay cold for a while depending on the outside environment and at least in the US might have hidden guns and weapons. (Which is why going to the Winchester isn't exactly the worst idea.) They have a lot of tables, chairs, etc to barricade with. They would have easy roof access for maintenance and the like and many of them in the more rural parts aren't high up enough to cause that much damage if you need to hop down. (Many restaurants in my area are single-story.) So technically speaking for me, I'm heading to the nearest restaurant and barricading myself in. Most in particular Asian/Italian restaurants would have massive bags of rice/dry pasta. Eat what will spoil first as you preserve the meat in various ways. (Old old sushi was salted fermented fish in a bed of rice, pork barrels were whole cut-up hogs layered in salt.) So like I said, a restaurant is a very good place to go. The only problem is the people who might be infected still there as far as I see.
@@mariawhite7337 Also a ton of pots, pans, glasses and bowls you can fill up before the water gets shut off. And that you can put up on the roof (if it's flat) to catch rainwater after that runs out.
Actually, a decent-sized office building is a gold mine for supplies if you're clever about it. We already know this one has a dedicated maintenance crew, which means there is certainly a supply of hand tools to use as weapons. Beyond the bounty of water, any break rooms would at least have what your coworkers stashed in the fridge plus whatever vending machines might be available. We also saw that this building had a security team, so checking their area for munitions and other supplies is a no-brainer. Any building directory would label which floors the most important stuff is on, and fire safety maps that show the nearest emergency exit would also show the layout for each floor making clearing the place much easier.
@@brekiel_scripts plus with that, office buildings have a lot of faux walls that can be used to build somewhat decent barricades. plus a lot of furniture that you can harvest screws/nails/bolts/etc from. Lots of piping and wires. Plus fire extinguishers. Those come in handy as well.
@@brekiel_scripts It seems I was thinking it at a rather surface level.
Thanks for the info.
I think it's reasonable for him to not be able to handle the recoil of the shotgun. Fact is gun culture is a uniquely American, and to a lesser extent, Canadian and Swiss, thing. It's likely he has no experience with guns outside of media. Combined with his shot leg, it makes sense he can't handle it.
Also a slippery metal floor
It really doesnt. 12 year olds can handle it. The director doesn't know shit about guns. its that simple. a man the actors size, even that has never fired a shotgun would have done alot better than that. Even more so considering he would be tense from not knowing what to expect.
@@sirgreedy88 You say that but I know a guy who broke his jaw shooting a shotty like a rifle. He was a gun club member and well versed in guns Someone who's not had training wouldn't brace for the recoil combined with an unstable surface definitely could go over.
@@tollerancewithpride Nah, I call bullshit.
@@sirgreedy88 call what you like
The characters in zombie movies never want to kill people who have just been bitten, even when they ask them to. They know they're turning into zombies! But they always wait till AFTER they've turned to kill them, and often get bitten or injured in the process. It's not compassionate, it's just stupid.
Wel if it was someone they know it’s not that easy , Imagine it was there family member who just got bitten not easy to kill them
@@sennajansen9700 People in the comment section think it's easy to do something like that when they are watching it from a screen.
It’s not as easy to shoot a sentient human being still making a request as it is to shoot a belligerent dead walker
@@dillpckl yeah, good point.
@@shadowslayer9988 It wouldn't be easy, but maybe better than waiting till they turn
I love love LOVE how heated Nerd sounds 😂 like he’s genuinely bothered by stupidity
Weirdly this has been my comfort channel the last few months- I dont know if its his voice or what but i should not be comforted hearing about all the ways you could be brutally murdered by zombies lmao
Ever considered a collab with Roanoke Gaming? He makes similar content and I think a video with you two analyzing a movie and the creature in the movie and how to survive it would be amazing. He already said he’d be open to it btw.
@@SnlDrako I remember him like flip flopping on the Green Flu of all things.
Really? I subbed to him fairly recently. Maybe a year and a half ago and his content has been pretty solid.
@@Sol_Invictus1997 IDK him and Comissar Garza and some others I never watch again cuz they tried to peddle the stupidest shit like the Imperium could defeat the Xenomorphs by blowing up infested planets... no duh.
The worst one had to Alex Mercer just casually dies to nuking or Psyker.. literally the creative verison of throwing your hands in the air and ignoring a issue.
I didnt expect the Chris Redfield boulder punch reference but I am so happy that it came up at least once lol
This guy being stuck in the elevator was like some random side quest in Dying Light if found him
True
Dont you just love it when you have snacks and Cinema Summary and Nerd Explains upload at the same time
Thy cut to Anchorman absolutely killed me, my god.
Noone gonna talk about how the zombies were getting their head and shoulders through the door how could a human with full motor control not get out
Twist and pull. But then again ribcage. The dead can forget ribs, the living sadly can not.
@@mariawhite7337 very true
@@mariawhite7337 Lmao just take your ribs out, and put them back in when you're through the doors.
Can't believe no one thought of this
One of the worst places in the world to be when the zombie moment happens.
nah the worst would be at ground zero
@@hypermaeonyx4969 or in a hosptial aftet a surgery.
Definitely on the toilet. Never get caught with your pants down.
@@theshadowswithin9896 all i know is once i get a house, i am keeping a special item near the toilet, aint street legal but better as for forgiveness later.
@@Subject_Keter rick grimes lol
Actually, Sara's death would've been avoided too if he told her about the earlier attacks. Another case of a jackass character not using their words and knowledge of a situation(s) to help out. I was hoping he would've gotten bit or eaten at the end just to mix things up for once.
Would she really tho? Shes in the same building where even armed men got bitten.
This also applies to all other people in the potential alive list, most of them even with proper warning wouldve prolly died in some other way if theyre not completely prepared/lucky.
he was far too precious and important to allow to die :D
I appreciate you letting me know every countries 911. Probably one of the most useful things I'd never think about while traveling.
yhea but is wrong, in italy is 112
In any EU country the emergency number is 112!
In Brazil, the number is 190.
Dunno if you're coming here one day, but here it is anyway. Stay safe
Supposedly, you don't have to know. Dialing 911(or any other emergency number) anywhere in the world will reroute you to the nearest emergency services.
Congrats on 1 mil homie, well deserved for your amazing videos
Nerd Explains AND Cinnema Summary upload on the same day less than half an hour apart. Awesome
It's a good day when nerd explains upload
i would have stomped on the bloddied side of the handrail already, made it a maybe effective spear rather than a blunt object to "remove" zombies with less effort, i mean clubbing a zombie with a blunt object would take more stamina and energy than just one swift squelch with a sharp one, even if it is crudely made it should've still been an effective spear considering those things seem to be bendable from how he removed it prior.
bingexpress, nerdexplains and cinema summary just uploaded at the same time. definition of entertainment and happiness.
u and cinema summary should do a collaboration, i watch your guys videos all the time so a collaboration would be so cool.
I love these videos sm, the talking is so soothing 😭😭
I'm sorry but your pronunciation of Italian words is wonderfully hilarious- genuinely made crack a smile, 10/10 for the effort
Ngl being in a stuck elevator in the zombie apocalypse wouldn't be too bad, the problem arises when you get thristy, hungry, claustrophobic and so on, I guess if you have better help you won't go crazy.
An empty gun is also useful for more than a club. Your holding it can show far off humans that you are still living, and you can bluff/threaten any non-armed hostile human. Just be ready to show surrender should you find living armed humans who are friendly.
From my stuck in elevators experience, if you try to open the door it will not fully open, like in the movie. Also, when the energy returns, the elevator will not work because the door is opened. It's necessary to use a special tool from outside.
7:55 is when ad ends
Gotta love the Bioshock reference 12:29
Thank you for uploading videos more regularly now.
Im always in suspense about that and regularly checking your channel to see if another video of yours is up.
Nerd Explains is simply just the best! 🔥
Perfect timing, just when I needed something to watch while I eat. 😅
I need something to watch while I make eggs
Exactly
Cinema summery made a new vid as well
The three goats
Nerd explains,cinema summary,and bing express , all upload on the same day!
As far as I know, elevator hoistway doors won’t open too far (definitely less than 6”, most likely only up to half an inch or so) by design, bc they don’t want people on the floors to try opening the doors and then fall into the hoistway. However, if the protagonist had some sort of long stick and opened the car doors enough, he could have opened the interlock at the top of the hoistway doors enough to open them all the way.
Also, I believe the hoistway doors are designed to close on their own, but it’s possible that someone installed the Gibbs at the bottom of the doors horribly, so they create too much friction to close like they are supposed to. Although, forcing them closed would have also been an option if he could have gotten them open at all.
Thirdly, as long as the hoistway doors are open, the car is already incapable of moving if wired correctly because the interlock contacts wouldn’t be engaged.
The escape hatch thing was correct, they are usually locked from the outside. You’d also probably need a ladder to get up there at all.
If the bar on the wall really was loose enough to get out of the wall mounts, then he could have used that to open the interlock and get out (unless it was too thick to get into the space between the car wall and the hoistway wall)
Marcello climbed down the elevator shaft? I’m not sure I buy that. Where did he enter from? It’s not like you can just go from the motor room into the shaft. He wouldn’t be able to open the hoistway doors without a drop key. And even if he somehow could, the only things that would be in the hoistway that he could climb down with are the car ropes, spreader beams, and hoistway beams, which MIGHT be possible. But again, he shouldn’t have been able to access the hoistway.
Okay cool, he did the smart thing and used the handrail to help open the doors.
So I guess the whole issue with the elevator is that there was a problem with the motor? That’s really unlucky/lucky timing
I honestly didn't know you couldn't open the doors
I was told that in the event of a full power outage doors were meant to be able to be opened enough for someone to get out in the case of a fire
This is UK / EU if that makes a difference
@@reelgesh51 late reply, but if there’s an issue with something for an elevator car or there’s a power outage, the car could go on fire service or run off emergency power, which usually brings the car down to the lobby or other egress floor and opens the doors. I just meant that while elevators are running normally, you usually can’t physically open the doors by yourself because of the door interlocks and door resitrictors. If the doors lose power, I think it’s possible you could push the doors open, but you gotta be at a landing.
So, there are still systems to open the doors automatically in case of emergency, but I guess they weren’t working in this film. There are some cases where people could be trapped in an elevator, though, I’ve heard it happen. But I’m not sure what in particular went wrong.
Here’s an anecdote. Someone in the motor room cut a wire that they weren’t supposed to while I was on an elevator. Car went on fire service, and I was brought to the lobby where the doors remained open until the issue was fixed.
@@dawnofhavoc11235 oh, neat thanks for the cool anecdote.
Also, you are really dedicated to replying - I commend you my good man 🙏
Your knowledge of elevators is vast . Local elevator man
My work elevators are sketchy as heck and break down all the time, but there’s a safety mechanism that will catch if the elevator falls, so it only goes down a couple inches. The elevator won’t move if the door is open and if you can open the doors at all, they’ll open all the way and they won’t close if they sense you between the doors. I’ve been stuck in the elevator 2 times in the last month. I only needed someone to direct me to the lock on the doors, as my sketchy elevator doesn’t have automatic doors. We’ve had a lot of elevator safety classes because of our elevators breaking all the time.
I think it is best to try and leave the elevator as quickly as possible like Claudio did because no one was going to go save him, he would have died of starvation in there if he just stayed quiet & he had a very limited period of time before there would be no living, selfless people left in the building to turn the power on in the elevator for him as the outbreak killed off everyone or made them flee from the building.
WHY is there so many damn movies about a character stuck in an incredibly specific area such as a landmine, a pool, an elevator, and even an armored car
Easy to shoot and film while providing a unique selling point to go against over movies.
What’s the one with the landmine?
@@chachthagoat1629 Us Sniper team fail to execute a Target so they go to evac with them going through a Minefield, First guy goes kaboom off a mine and his partner is now stuck under a mine.
@@nosupes929 i quite literally cant remember it.. It was like "Mine" or something.
Edit: Omg it actually called Mine xox - ua-cam.com/video/ReDQy8DBkv0/v-deo.html
@@Subject_Keter alright thank you
I honestly love your choice of sponsors
Nerd Explains : what if a zombie outbreak happened right now
Me:On the toilet 😐
which is worst? running butt naked from zombies or zombies knocking on your bathroom door, AND you have no windows
Rule 3 beware of bathrooms
@@timebomb4562 yea lmao
Swiss guards shaking with excitement over the fact they finally get to use their halberds
You’re so creative!! I love the way you describe what’s going on in the movies you profile. Amazing job, I just watched this one 3x in a row!! Keep them coming!!
13:11 got me all breathless
I feel like once the ceiling hatch was open, he could've used it considering how low it appears to be 17:55
If there's a way in for Marcello, it's worth investigating for a way out for Claudio
this is almost my 9th time rewatching this video since its so entertaining
8:20
I love the comedy thrown into to this one 😁
I once read a story on wattpad that started with a similar start (the same start happened and then they were stuck in the elevator for several hours and then escaped and a bunch of things happened lol)
Everytime the anchormen scene happens i have to stop myself from giggling
Being trapped in an elevator while in a zombie apocalypse is pretty unique. I like this movie.
Every single time that Anchorman clip played I giggled like a fool. Well done.
A Nerd video on my Birthday fuck yeah
Happy birthday man!
Happy birthday
Referencing Snatch is my favorite part of this video. That's my favorite movie of all time.
Being trapped in a elevator is my biggest fear
That was such a smooth transition into the ad
Sees hellavator in title (flashbacks of trying to use a gold pickaxe to get to hell in terraria ensue)
it was also a SYFY game show iirc
YEEES SOMEONE ELSE THOUGHT OF TERRARIA
I thought of the normal elevator
Love the videos man! I would recommend covering “Carrier” if you haven’t already. I’ve recently watched it and I really enjoyed it!
Do creep 2 next please!
[8:21] (LOLOLOLOL) IS SUCH A UNDERSTATEMENT ON HOW F-ING FUNNY THAT WAS 😆 🤣 😂 😄 LMMFAO!!!!
5:45 He broke character 😂😂
This guys should have more subs ngl. Videos are to good.
Always take the stairs well unless it is a long hike then fuck it I am taking the elevator
I just realized.... an Attack Dog Training Suit (Bite Suit) is basically end game armor in the zompoc...
the weirdest thing to me is how people legitimately fear zombie apocalypses and talk about it, but I barely see anyone hold this same level of fear or have conversations about asteroid apocalypses
It's because if a zombie apocalypse happens, there's a chance you'll survive. However if an asteroid collides with the earth big enough to send the world into an apocalypse, it'll either destroy the world entirely, kill a large amount of the population, or remove a lot of things needed for survival
You cant really do anything with asteroids, either you divert them and copy "Armageddon" or they hit and literally everything is so fucked there's nothing left to make a movie about.
@@noble00006 exactly
It's like the SCP lore
Yea there are monsters/being that you would completely fear
But "when days breaks" comes in
You can only despair about it
Till it effects you and absorbs you for eternal torment
imo i reckon it’s the same sort of thing of how people aren’t really afraid of climate change. Due to the nature of how it’s not an immediate/tangible threat (until it’s too late) people just don’t really appreciate its lethality
So glad people like you make videos on movies that have interesting concepts but contain so much bad writing, directing, stupidity as the only plot device that makes things happen.. You save me from getting pissed off at the completely dumb stuff, apart from that scene where the main character literally let the guy turn into a zombie and almost kill him just because... So thank you.. Sincerely, my mental health..
That crawler line was perfection😂😂. Caught me off guard i cnt lie lol.
23:34 "Found a crawler someone made to keeps the next wave from spawning" Lmaoooo
“But right now he looks like a 10 pound shit in a 5 pound bag”
I couldn’t hold it
Reading the comments on these videos I am really glad that there are others out there that in a if the s*** hit the fan situation that there are people that I can rely on to keep cool under pressure