Hub (film)

The Hub was set to appear in the canceled Fallout movie.
==Background==
The Hub was built using slave labor by its mayor, Dekker.Fallout film treatment, bullet-point #30 It sits in the ruins of the old Beverly Center, in the L.A. basin and is the only tangible trading hub in the entire world, according to the film's interior canon.Fallout film treatment, bullet-point #27 Inside the Hub, a Persian-bazaar atmosphere is prevalent.Fallout film treatment, bullet-point #24 The Hub is filled with trader’s stalls where everything is traded; tools, supplies and even human slaves and organs.Fallout film treatment, bullet-point #24Fallout film treatment, bullet-point #25 All shoppers are forced to check their weapons at the door, and the Hub is considered as a very dangerous place,Fallout film treatment, bullet-point #24 despite the local Hub Police's presence.Fallout film treatment, bullet-point #25
The rainforest counter out the front is still functional and ticking down, exclaiming to passersby that only 11 acres of rainforest remain.Fallout film treatment, bullet-point #23
==Appearances==
The Hub was set to appear in the canceled Fallout movie by Interplay Films.
==Behind the scenes==
The Fallout film treatment claims that there are rumors of other Hubs in the world, but that this is not for certain, and that the Hub that appears in the film (that which is detailed above) may be the only one in the world.Fallout film treatment, bullet-point #27
==References==
Category:Fallout (film) locations