Bush""s "War on Terror." To update its significance for the time, some of he lines of dialogue were revised (e.g., "We don""t negotiate with terrorists").Although it was an unsubtle film, it presented he idea that the zombies, led by smartly-evolved and more advanced "Big Daddy" (Eugene Clark), could be trained to shoot guns, use tools as weapons, and besiege the corrupt city.Held in a dark tunnel near an Execution Arena and expecting to die soon, Padmé unexpectedly declared her feelings of love for Anakin ("I truly deeply love you and before we die, I want you to know").He had now rescued them a second time.Harry asked about the full-sized wo-way mirror hanging on the wall above the fireplace - it was a picture of Aberforth""s deceased sister Ariana (Hebe Beardsall)...").Feeling betrayed after Harry realized that Peter and Mary Jane cared deeply for each other, he told his father ("there""s no one Peter cares for more") - causing the Green Goblin side of his persona to plot to hurt her, in order to injure Spider-Man.Stephen located the maintenance control room like the others and a maintenance manual with various charts and mall plans, but failed to notice that an ex-maintenance man zombie (Warner Shook) was ominously approaching closeby.