I Am Legend

After a female doctor finds a cure for cancer, the cure mutates into a deadly virus that affects everyone. Lt. Col. Robert Neville is working on the cure when he has to get his family out of Manhatton, because they are closingit off. Once all of the uninfected are gone, only soldiers and the infected remain. Neville tries desperately to find a cure using his blood and find other survivors. When he captures the Alpha Female, the Alpha male doesnt like that very much. Neville is running out of time and hope as the darkness closes in.

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Revealing mistake: When the taxi goes over the edge to capture Dr. Neville, you can see that the underbody of the car as it goes over is a flat painted surface and not the underside of what should be there (i.e., muffler, gas tank, etc.).

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Neville: What the hell are you doing out here, Fred? Fred, if you're real, you better tell me right now!

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Trivia: Smith tries to explain to the woman who Bob Marley is by singing a part of the song "I Shot the Sheriff." He also sang this part of the song (with a similar voice imitation) in his role as Will in one of the episodes from the series "Fresh Prince of Bel Air".

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Question: The question is if all the bridges and tunnels to Manhattan are destroyed, how does one drive from New York to The Colony in Vermont? How do Anna and Ethan drive to Manhattan to meet Robert Neville in the first place?

Answer: In the alternative ending Dr.Neville, Anna and Ethan are seen driving a car over a bridge that wasn't destroyed. The army would need to leave a entry/exit point, but it would have been heavily guarded until everyone died.

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