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Dr_Ian

Doom Comic - A Dramatic Rendition

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Lol this again.

The truth is that anyone can make a flash movie from the comic pages, not just the people at somethingawful. Perhaps I will learn some flash as I am a little bored now?!

BTW there are obvious quote from Evil Dead in the comic, and "Papa's got a brand new bag!" is a James Brown song. If only he had used "Dude looks like a lady" as an expletive phrase...

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KwadDamyj said:

IIRC "DYNAMITE!" and "Groovy" are also Army of Darkness and/or Evil Dead quotes.


Actually, "DYNAMITE!" is not an Evil Dead quote. Bruce Campbel NEVER said that in any of the movies. He uttered "Groovy", however, many many times. and being a single word in common speech, its hard to say that its a quote from the movie.

yes, I'm an Evil Dead fan as well :-)

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Dr_Ian said:

He's holding the double barrelled shotgun when he says it, in a totally ash pose.



No dude. Ash NEVER says "Dynamite." the only movie where there is a double barrel is the third, Army of Darkness, and trust me...theres no mentione of any word "Dynamite".

if you're right, I'll buy you a beer.

I'm not 21, but that doesn't matter, I know I'm right :-)

the black kid from "Hey Arnold!" says it once in a while :-)

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Dr_Ian said:

I meant Groovy. Ash would never say 'dynamite' unless he was really refering to some dynamite.


Now you see what I mean :-)

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Zeroth said:

SPEAKING of Evil dead, PlanetDoom.com has a new Doom Comic in which the Arch Vile speaks the words "Klath Verata NIkto" (of which Ash spoke in Army of Darkness) when summoning a demon. url: http://www.planetdoom.com/features/comics/doomtoon_35.shtml


Ringman, Master of Useless Trivia strikes again! You are wrong its not a quote from Army of Darkness, its a quote from "The Day the Earth Stood Still." Which was WAY before Army of Darkness, and was filmed in black and white. It was the phrase the alien used to call off his robot servant. Army of Darkness borrowed it. So if The vile quoted AOD then it quoted a quote. :P

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Ringman said:

Ringman, Master of Useless Trivia strikes again! You are wrong its not a quote from Army of Darkness, its a quote from "The Day the Earth Stood Still." Which was WAY before Army of Darkness, and was filmed in black and white. It was the phrase the alien used to call off his robot servant. Army of Darkness borrowed it. So if The vile quoted AOD then it quoted a quote. :P


Master of useless trivia huh? nothing that Google won't provide. Anyway, yeah I didn't know that. strange, but good to know. thanks!

Edit: this is an edit mentioning that your last post quoted me from which I said that planetdoom.com's comic quoted a quote from a movie quote which was quoted from a previous movie. hah.

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Klaatu Barata Niktu shows up in literally hundreds of films. It's from The Day The Earth Stood Still like whojamaflip said. It was sorta popularised by AoD. It's really one of these film jokes like the Wilhelm scream.

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Dr_Ian said:

Klaatu Barata Niktu shows up in literally hundreds of films. It's from The Day The Earth Stood Still like whojamaflip said. It was sorta popularised by AoD. It's really one of these film jokes like the Wilhelm scream.


Wilhelm scream?

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It sounds like this: HHhhYYEEEE(highpitched)eeEEAAAAARR(low)RRgrgggghhghhhh

Go watch any film and listen out for it

Edit: Perhaps some easy examples might be nice.
Star Wars: When leia and luke are on the balcony they shoot some dude and he falls off and makes it.
The Empire Strikes Back: When a laser gun explodes on hoth and when chewbacca punches some guy off before gorgeous han gets carbonara'd.
Rejuice of the Jedi: When luke kills some guy in to the sarlacc thing.

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Yeah that scream has been used in all sorts of things. Its used in the opening title of the cartoon Aaah real monsters. By the way in Star Wars, there are 3 aliens on Jabba's barge. One is called a Klatuu another is called a Barada and the final is called Nikto.

The Wilhelm scream was from the movie "Distant Drums."

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Ringman said:

Yeah that scream has been used in all sorts of things. Its used in the opening title of the cartoon Aaah real monsters. By the way in Star Wars, there are 3 aliens on Jabba's barge. One is called a Klatuu another is called a Barada and the final is called Nikto.

The Wilhelm scream was from the movie "Distant Drums."


and where did it get its name? what is "Wilhelm"?

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The name of the sissy-boy cowboy that let out that scream when shot in the leg by a poofy Native American arrow. Unfortunately he wasn't the person who originally made the scream, it was a sound effect applied to him, but that's where the modern version is sourced from. Use google or something to work out the rest you weakling.

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At the risk of sounding like a random off of AOL, this roffles my waffles.

Seriously, I loved it. This thing is freaking awesome. It's been added to the DooM section of my Hard Drive.

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Dr_Ian, do you have the original voice samples? I'd making a secret map for a friend's project, and it will be a recreation of the map the Doom Comic is set in. I'm doing the little narration boxes with Hudmessages, but it would be awsome if I could also play the voices at the right moments. If you can, send them to Loup_Garou_Games@Yahoo.com. Thanks in advance.

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Yeah...just replace a lot of the game sounds with voice clips from this and you'll get a hilarous WAD.

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Deathsong123456789, I have the original samples but they are about 15 mb zipped. I'd rather send them over irc or MSN if at all possible.

Speaking of, should I make a rap of the doom comic? I know everyone loves rap music, and it's pretty easy to make anything sound roughly like it. Perhaps I'll just make one or not.

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Doing it in the style of 70s/80s rap might be pretty hillarious. The rappers back then sounded so much more positive.

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Dr_Ian said:

Speaking of, should I make a rap of the doom comic? I know everyone loves rap music, and it's pretty easy to make anything sound roughly like it. Perhaps I'll just make one or not.


Do you really need to ask us? :-P

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