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Am I the only one who loved it?
Opening few minutes' voice over left me in the correct state for enjoyment of a Romero film; unsettled and paranoid. And very afraid.
Okay, so Asia Argento would have difficulty acting her way out of a damp paper bag, and perhaps the leading man was too bland (in that I can't actually remember his name), but as a Romero film (and, therefore, a comment on society and it's decay via the medium of zombies) I found it unbeatable.
Then again, I think too much...
Opening few minutes' voice over left me in the correct state for enjoyment of a Romero film; unsettled and paranoid. And very afraid.
Okay, so Asia Argento would have difficulty acting her way out of a damp paper bag, and perhaps the leading man was too bland (in that I can't actually remember his name), but as a Romero film (and, therefore, a comment on society and it's decay via the medium of zombies) I found it unbeatable.
Then again, I think too much...
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Am I the only one who loved it?
Opening few minutes' voice over left me in the correct state for enjoyment of a Romero film; unsettled and paranoid. And very afraid.
Okay, so Asia Argento would have difficulty acting her way out of a damp paper bag, and perhaps the leading man was too bland (in that I can't actually remember his name), but as a Romero film (and, therefore, a comment on society and it's decay via the medium of zombies) I found it unbeatable.
Then again, I think too much...
Opening few minutes' voice over left me in the correct state for enjoyment of a Romero film; unsettled and paranoid. And very afraid.
Okay, so Asia Argento would have difficulty acting her way out of a damp paper bag, and perhaps the leading man was too bland (in that I can't actually remember his name), but as a Romero film (and, therefore, a comment on society and it's decay via the medium of zombies) I found it unbeatable.
Then again, I think too much...
Im trying to convince my mates to go and see it but they'd rather see Longest Yard which looks balls.
Mozzy wrote:
> Im trying to convince my mates to go and see it but they'd rather see
> Longest Yard which looks balls.
It can't be, it's got The Legend that is Burt Reynolds in it.
Which means it's even worth tolerating Chris Rock for!
> Im trying to convince my mates to go and see it but they'd rather see
> Longest Yard which looks balls.
It can't be, it's got The Legend that is Burt Reynolds in it.
Which means it's even worth tolerating Chris Rock for!
I saw it last night, and have to agree. Really enjoyed the film. To be honest i turned up expecting it to just be a brainless blood fest, but was surprised to see it was deeper than that, and there was indeed a good plot in there.
Also, for only a 15 i thought it was very gory, should easily have been an 18 i felt.
Also, for only a 15 i thought it was very gory, should easily have been an 18 i felt.
The only reason Asia Argento landed a role in this was because a relative of hers (her father, I think) was a producer on the original Dawn of the Dead.
Dario Argento.
The movie was really good. Being a Romeo fan I wasn't suprised at the political subtext.
Then again the ending was pants.
Then again the ending was pants.
I think the directors cut will be a lot better. It seemed like as you were about to see typical Romero gore, the camera turned away, not like Romero at all.
And the ending was a bit poop.
And the ending was a bit poop.
I didn't think it was that great. Nowhere near as good as the original Dawn, but a little better then Day.
Day was so good!
ARGH...Why do people think it is so rubbish?
ARGH...Why do people think it is so rubbish?
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