Favorite Post-apocalyptic/Dystopian movies

[dimejinky99]

Bonfire battles on Dublin's streets

Thought youd get a kick outta this..this is my neighborhood around halloween..these are kids, oldest about 17..they get violent if you're carrying wood..as i do home from the markets to make stuff..

Ive ran into this sorta shit a few times n can only be thankful I have a hammer, crowbar and lumphammer with me when i do..theyre little scumbag bastards and become the extreme versions of themselves around Halloween.

post apocolyptic but now.

http://www.irishtimes.com/news/ireland/ ... -1.2411658

[BurtReynolds]

THey should have guns. Clear out the herd a bit.

[dimejinky99]

THey should have guns. Clear out the herd a bit.

funny you mention it, theres already kinves involved..we ddont have a gun problem apart from a few of these kids parents perhaps..it's on the way though evidently..

just thought it fit in a post apocolyptic setting yet in one of europes supposedly better societies..

[E.H. Ruddock]

LV, have you seen The Day, yet?

[LoathedVermin72]

LV, have you seen The Day, yet?

I have not. Did you recommended that one before? I was actually trying to remember one you mentioned a while ago.

[E.H. Ruddock]

LV, have you seen The Day, yet?

I have not. Did you recommended that one before? I was actually trying to remember one you mentioned a while ago.

Yeah I liked it. Not too long and the story and visuals are decent. By the way, I still get haunted once in a while by "The Divide". :/

[BurtReynolds]

I saw A Boy And His Dog on network tv when I was like 8 and thought it sucked, expecting it to be more like Road Warrior.

Decided to watch it again because I keep hearing about it, and it turns out that it still sucks.

Don Johnson is uniquely annoying in this.

I did appreciate the influence on Fallout, though, and the dark joke at the end was great. Did not pick up on that when I was 8.

[The Argonaut]

I'm not going to say that I like or enjoy A Boy and His Dog, but I do appreciate how batshit and unapologetically cruel it is. Few movies have the cajones to really be unapologetically cruel

[BurtReynolds]

True.

I'm triggered a bit by all the scenes with Johnson screaming at a bewildered dog.

[Ms Harmless]

I recently watched "These Final Hours" on Shudder and it was excellent