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Extraterrestrial monsters destroy humanity, save for an obstinate survivalist who vows revenge.
My take still is that there should be a few survivors on earth, otherwise the story has to go into tricky quantum physics - where a break through quantum physics scientist want's to save alternate Earth - with different versions of him and his family - by traveling through wormholes. Good luck! therRead more
My take still is that there should be a few survivors on earth, otherwise the story has to go into tricky quantum physics – where a break through quantum physics scientist want’s to save alternate Earth – with different versions of him and his family – by traveling through wormholes.
Good luck! there are millions of Earth if you believe in [this part] of quantum physics But then you have to start with explaining quantum?s’ “crossroad” theory. Don’t even start… although the movie “Next” (2007) did a good job.
And why should he save worlds he’s not interested in or does not know they even exist. Worlds come and go with or without alternative versions of Necromongers.
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About the list I oversaw that, your right!
About the list I oversaw that, your right!
See lessWhen a depressed hammerhead shark befriends a therapeutic dolphin, his incompetant shrink – a wite shark – wants to violently stop the healing process.
Isn't the' identity crisis' the inciting incident? I can explane in the sory why he has a identity crisis. But maybe having an identity crisis is to complicated a theme for children. Should I cut the aggressive shrink? Then I don't have an antag anymore? After an undercover hammerhead shark agent anRead more
Isn’t the’ identity crisis’ the inciting incident? I can explane in the sory why he has a identity crisis. But maybe having an identity crisis is to complicated a theme for children.
Should I cut the aggressive shrink? Then I don’t have an antag anymore?
After an undercover hammerhead shark agent and his white shark crime boss bump their heads against a Japanese wale ship, the hammerhead thinks he?s a dolphin and starts giving dolphin therapy to his traumatised boss who – after witnesing the whale slaughter – doesn’t want to kill big fish anymore.
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