The first time he stops, his face quickly becomes bubbly with blister-like formations appearing on his cheek, but when he again inhales the gas, these are instantly healed. Later on we see Quentin Tarantinos character ( The Rapist), who stops inhaling the gas which is meant to keep the symptoms in check.The tissue of his tongue even seems to have been almost liquified, and gangrene has already set in in his arm as well - which should cause extreme pain in itself, and the feeling of his tongue being covered in blisters should be extremely uncomfortable and panic inducing, but the patient is largely unphased. Block is poking and probing his arm and later his tongue.
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Artistic License Biology: The infected sickos ( this movies version of zombies, essentially) suffer severe tissue damage, evidenced by the visible wounds and heavy bleeding - but the first patient we see in the movie does not display any other symptoms, and is not even in pain, as Dr.Part of her own Adrenaline Makeover is actively weaponizing the improvized prosthetic legs she's given throughout the film. An Arm and a Leg: Cherry loses a leg pretty early on.His interaction with the colonel afterwards implies that Wray was part of some kind of black-ops division or at least saw military service. Once the plot re-starts after apologizing for the missing reel, El Wray has given the sheriff his secret past (but the audience doesn't gets to hear it) and the sheriff is incredibly awed by him ("I knew your name was 'El Wray', but I didn't knew you were that 'El Wray'",) hands him a firearm and lets him carry on. Ambiguously Trained: El Wray is an expert with guns and blades and is the best fighter of the whole group, but the Sheriff refuses to give him a gun because of his criminal shenanigans in the time he'd met him.On the other hand, there are a lot of zombies (but if they decompose as fast as the soldiers did, it's a matter of time). On one hand, there's a lot of survivors and life is pretty idyllic for them. Note that Willis's character Muldoon rarely shares the frame with another actor, giving the impression that his shots were all filmed separately in one go. This parodies a B-movie tradition of casting a big name in a small part and then hyping them up as if they were the star. Bruce Willis is front and centre on the poster, despite having barely any screen time. Adrenaline Makeover: Dakota goes from meek nurse that suffers several agonizing indignities to a woman that uses a pistol-sized syringe launcher to kill a soldier.In the final cut, where he has died, she has no practical reason to run to the second helicopter. The reason Dakota runs to the second helicopter is to ensure a seat for Tony. An alternate cut of the film exists where Tony survives. Adaptation Explanation Extrication: A weird case.Accidental Suicide: Dakota gives her young son a loaded gun to defend himself against the zombie horde, but he accidentally shoots himself in the head.Humanity's last tropes.resting on a high-power machine gun are:
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