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I liked it alot. i have it on one of my pcs at work, so i have been listening to it (and dog soldiers, and the original dawn) as background noise for a couple of months. I am dying for the dvd though.
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i thought it was terrific ...
Great characters, enough quirkyness to still feel a bit like Romero, and best of all it went some ways to proving the bankability of a zombie horror film which was partly instrumental to getting Land of the Dead a green light. I cant understand the Romero fans that crap on this version .. except to put on some elitest fan-boy posture and ramble on how even attempting a remake of this most holy of films is sacrilegious. those guys always remind me of the comic book store owner in The Simpsons.
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Too true....I cant wait to see this, Ive been trying to d/l, but to no avail:( Oh well....Wont be long till I see it, I dont think
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DOTD remake
Enjoyed the film, but disapointed with lack of gore even in dc cut. Zombie films need the glop flowing in rivers. (resident evil? Milla Jolivich having fist fights with zombies what a load of shit.) The head shots were cool, but whats happened to the bite scenes? for me that was the best part of the original DOTD & DOTD also the stuff by Fulci. A year from now i wanna see a unrated d.c of land of the dead with all the glop that made the original films so great.
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the film is fantastic - fast zombies, great action, cool finish and yeah i still love the original as well.
the andy extra was a bit crappy - (hopin to see him get attacked when he let the dog in) - but it was only a extra so dont mind - the more extras the better. liked the extra at the news station. cant wait till land of the dead. hope they do a remake of day of the dead to follow this remake.
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...and then another remake of Night of the Living Dead to follow this remake, and then another remake of The Shining to follow that remake...
Surely you do not have to be a purist to see modern horror movies going right down the pan? The originals may still exist untainted, but remakes - however well received - are ALWAYS targetted at a mainstream audience... this means safe, expected thrills & spills at the expense of the dangerous, unconventional terror that made the originals the classics they are.
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i agree with that to a point ..
But I'd rather see a decent remake of a solid classic than nothing ... in an effort to keep a very week genre alive. There just arent enough horror films being made ... And I'm not including these shot on video back yard direct to video crap. The very existence of those on the shelves shows you how desperate we are for horror films... I think its painfully obvious that there is no-one striving for origionality but at least something well made might pump new life into the genre ... and get people interested enough to check out the old origionals too. Both of these things will help toward creating a demand for more theatrical horror films - i hope !
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