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>To tell us how the origin originated?
Actually, yes;
For settings that are unique and interesting, prequels can effectively explain how it is that the world became that way. This is why there have been many stories about Krypton before Superman was born; because we all know the Superman story, but few of us know the context under which he was born, what their conflicts, were, etc.
The only reason there aren't more stories about Krypton is that it was written a long time ago and is quite frankly, very corny.
'I am Legend' doesn't suffer from that; its world is actually quite interesting, and can be told with a provocative and interesting story.
EVEN BETTER:
GIVEN THE THREAT of infectious pathogens today, IT COULD EFFECTIVELY SEND something of a message to ACTUAL HUMAN BEINGS TODAY.
It would pick up right where the intro left off, with that woman scientist proclaiming that she cured Cancer.
Also:
We'll be able to see the RISE of Dr. Neville, who if you remember, was on the COVER OF TIME MAGAZINE with the title: "The savior?"It was on his refrigerator in 'I am Legend'.
There is LOTS that can be done with a prequel, and it can be a more elaborate, chaotic version of 'Outbreak', with more sci-fi.
A more modern, less punk-ish '12 Monkeys.'
The shit could be john fuckin BLAZE.
The problem is, you guys are mad, and nerdy, and just want to be mad and talk about the social hierarchy of vampires.
Very lame.
>For the movie they made, the actual ending was better. For the >story the movie was based on, the alternate ending was better. >To make that ending work, you have to make a different movie >IMO.
That didn't make a grain of sense.
So, the actual ending was the best one for the movie that was made.
Thanks for agreeing with me, because ain't nobody talking about the goddamn book.
We're talking about the Will Smith movie.
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