Youtube daily Jan 31 2018

After reading all this propoganda about an upcoming doomsday.

This crazy man believed America would be invaded one day so he worked on a project in his backyard

to protect himself.

All his neighbors thought he was crazy (audio).

Then one day, disaster strikes like a Busta Rhymes album and him and two other people

seek safety in the bomb shelter he made in his backyard.

While underground, the 3 of them pass time by listening to some oldies music, counting

inventory every once in a while, and watching TV shows and movies that are older than 30

years old.

Also, judging from their language (audio) and the paintings on the wall and her T-shirt,

they spend a lot of free time learning the French language and customs.

The crazy man is skilled at making drinks which help keep their minds off of the fact

that they're trapped underground.

Which is helpful for the lady who's going crazy from being stuck in the bunker and is

known to crack a bottle every now and then.

No amount of liquor, movies, or supplies can boost moral.

Unfortunately, it's almost impossible to be happy if you're a prisoner.

That's the case with the main woman in the movie.

She just got out of a relationship and that explains why she isn't thinking straight.

The woman is a horrible driver and never learned how to switch lanes properly.

It's because of this that she gets into a horrible accident in her car.

Then the creepy guy in the movie heals her injured leg after the accident and now she

feels obligated to stay underground with him.

At one point, she even thinks he's a predator of some sorts, but she keeps her suspicions

to herself and follows his orders until she could find more proof.

It's tough to find the proof that the crazy man is wrong because the radio isn't working

so there's no way of knowing if there's survivors above ground.

It gets boring in the bunker after a while and 2 out of the 3 people underground want

their freedom back and want to go up to the surface.

The 1 character who's comfortable staying underground tells them they can't because

the surface is full of radioactive debris and they'll die (audio).

They're not sure if he's telling the truth or not.

A lady tries to escape, but as soon as she's about to leave she meets this human face to

face and notices blemishes on the characters face and makes a U-turn because it could be

due to radiation poisoning.

So it looks like the crazy man might be wrong, but they don't rule out the idea that he's

lying.

Although he looks like a father figure, some of the characters suspect foul play.

They go digging around and find some incriminating evidence of child abuse (audio).

They decide they need to leave right away at the conversation near the plastic container

when two of the characters are keeping secrets from the crazy guy.

They wait for an opportunity to leave and luck comes in the form of an injury.

One day the old man gets an injured and while he's hurt, one of the characters goes up

to the surface to check it out.

Better safe than sorry so a character uses a yellow suit for protection from possible

radiation.

Then the character takes off the mask and takes a deep breath and doesn't die so that

means the air is safe to breath, but then a moments later, the character in the yellow

romper meets a mutant and realizes he or she is in grave danger and runs for cover (audio).

The main character takes a car and drives far far away.

The good guy keeps driving until he or she finds a group of apocalyptic survival group

and joins forces with them.

Those are 24 reasons these movies are the same.

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