Dawn of the Dead (2004)
A group of survivors take refuge in a shopping mall after the world is taken over by aggressive, flesh-eating zombies.
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Good story, Not enough for a whole film
A waste of 90 minutes of my life
Pretty good movie overall. First half was nothing special but it got better as it went along.
We're going to the mall. Why? You need shoes. Okay.Shshhhhhh be very careful there might be zombies in the mall. *Throws the toilet seater to the window* Careful. Walk very slow. There might be deaf zombies around. Shhhh.
It contains little character development, and ignores the social commentary provided by the original and instead focuses on creating an action flick. Nonetheless, in this respect, it works. It's scary, gory and fun; and its opening sequence is one of the best and most tense opening sequences of all time.
Dawn Of The Dead its a remake of the original horror classic by George Romero, the remake was directed by Zack Snyder, who I love, and its written by James Gunn, another good filmmaker.I believe that this film its actually better that the original by George Romero, but the original was so great for its time, so fresh and groundbreaking, that it doesn't seem fair to compare them.The remake its filled with action, tension and great directing, acting and writing, the original was also really good, but it seemed a little cheesy at times, even for a zombie film.As a film, Dawn Of The Dead its pretty good, it took a really good film and made it better and gave more depth to it.
I thought the original "Dawn of the Dead" sucked. It was long, boring, not as funny as it thought it was, boring, it had no character development at all, and it was boring. Thankfully, this movie completely destroys it. Instead of just watching cardboard cutouts walking around a mall with stupid looking zombies for 100 minutes, the movie has a constant pace. The action starts within the first 5 minutes, and the pace doesn't slow down from there. The characters actually have personalities, the zombies are a real threat, and there are some pretty funny lines as well. Basically, everything the original wishes it had. There are only two real flaws, and one isn't that big of a deal. The first problem is Nicole, who is probably one of the stupidest characters I've ever seen. And the second is the ending that happens during the credits. Everyone ends up getting killed by zombies after they thought they escaped. The problem with this ending is that is feels like a troll, not nearly as bad as "The Mist", but it's pretty deflating. I don't like how the only two major characters in the movie are killed off-screen during the credits. But, you can avoid this by just not watching the credits, so it's not that big of a deal.