Maybe they needed to make the last 3 Romero zombie films then as they stunk on ice.

Because they're not capable of making a zombie film that will attract an audience w/o using Romero's name and the family wants a quick payday?

What?

Other than for marketing purposes, what's the point?

Just poor writing and show building.

Smh

He's just a silly hack with delusions of grandeur.

Russo zombies are indestructible, comedic zombies.

Romero zombies are quite easily dispatched unless they're offscreen when they appear from nowhere.

Snyder zombies are just lame.

I used to like it before they insisted on using automatic weapon fire and pretending there would be a shortage of ammunition in this country so quickly.

ROTLD isn't a sequel.

The Romero zombies and Trioxin zombies are quite different.

John Russo worked on the original NOTLD also but those films went in totally different directions.

https://livingdead.fandom.com/wiki/Return_of_the_Living_Dead_(film_series)

But why?

You can't come up with your own zombie film ideas?

Unless your armed the soldiers with cooking oil to pour on the robots.

There are plenty of low tech solutions to such terrible ideas.

A robot army would have a central control location vulnerable to conventional weapons.

And signal blocking would be an issue if they're controlled remotely.

Or just tie one down and upload a virus.

"If" isn't a response you can trust from a corporation.

And notice none of the solutions being done say this stuff is safe for human consumption.

If it was the waste wouldn't be an issue.

So it's not a matter of concentration.

And needing careful consideration in handling the bi-products argues its not just hi-test salt.

Not in this case. You're making parallel arguments based on nothing.

Not one source has supported your argument in the desalination discussions.

https://news.mit.edu/2019/brine-desalianation-waste-sodium-hydroxide-0213

That's not what toxic means.

Until a country pays the robot manufacturer to favor them over their enemies or they start using EMPs or tactical nukes in retaliation.

A country could reverse engineer a captured robot and figure out a way to cripple them all or turn them against a home country.

It's not a good idea for numerous reasons.

Life isn't a TV show.

Until a country decides to send them against a helpless human population.

What did you watch Robot Jocks last week and think this is a good idea?

"If" isn't a thing. Why would any country put their future in the hands of robots?

How would that possibly be better?

Its not that simple. The brine created from desalination is toxic.

Sell it to places that process brine.

It can be be used to produce sodium hydroxide and hydrochloric acid.

This is your last hope California.

Diabolical people in this world.

Keep it moving, people.