Not necessarily. That's a recurring issue in Walking Dead; using loud firearms has a tendency to draw more zombies in as they react to the noise, making silent melée weapons the preferred choice.

But, of course, at its break neck speed, Snyder's film doesn't even stop to consider the point.

I'm going to assume that you've mistakenly swapped mine and Dorkman's voice in your head.

The helps solve a vital problem within our society today: me not being quoted enough.

Your country thanks you for your service.

It's back now, maybe it just didn't load properly for me that one time for some reason?

Yeah, I'd replace some of that food with water. You can go weeks without eating, only days without water. And think about it, if all public utilities were shut down tomorrow, where would you find clean, drinkable water? Where would you find food? I think it would be relatively easy to loot the thousands of 7-11's in the world for twinkies and what not. I don't know where I'd find water after those first few days.

Otherwise, I'd add a flash light with a red gel (so as not to wreck one's night vision), a shovel, and some kind of Leatherman multi-purpose tool.

EDIT: Oh, and if necessary to be separate from the Leatherman, a can opener. It doesn't take up much more space but will give you access to all that food in those abandoned grocery stores other people won't be able to get to just because they didn't think of it.

Oh, I just got that.

Have a lot to say about Dawn of the Dead, do you?

Wasn't implying I had all the say, just noting my point of view for the record.

Oh god, now it's EXPLODING!

Oh god!

OH GOD!

That's not true, as we talked about on the commentary, some relatively simple editing would've saved the end of that movie. It sounds like they just overthought it and lost the forest for the trees.

Though I've heard that Boyle's intention all along was to make a monster movie, this account seems to negate that notion.

Why, the questions filter burned down twenty years ago.

I just tried to name from memory and only missed Kansas and Nebraska. That must've been when the stewardess was handing out drinks. Ba dum bum.

We were in Edinburgh for a day or two and then spent a couple of days in the Highlands. Even drove past Loch Ness.

I didn't see anything.