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*pdiggitydogg* · 06-25-2005, 06:27 AM

Went the the movie first, then the bar.
The whole thing was just a pop-zombie movie; full of explosions, military presence, comic relief, cheesey backbone storyline, gory to the extreme.
I want to say it was Day of the Dead that had the smart zombies, from some scientist...this felt the same way for the most part.

Maybe Im just a classic zombie fan, but I really dont think that zombies should be taken on with freakin missle launchers, fully automatic weapons, .50 caliber rounds and massive armored trucks with enough techno-crud to sink a submarine.

Its a fully disposable movie, imo. Romero is a sellout and created something that he felt the masses would enjoy, rather than keeping it original and aiming for real fans.

See it and Im sure you'll agree with me. The whole thing has no heart and is purely ridiculous

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06-25-2005, 06:27 AM	#1
pdiggitydogg Yahoo Watashi wa kattaze! Join Date: May 2002 Location: Meanwhile, up in The D... Age: 42 Posts: 10,579	Went the the movie first, then the bar. The whole thing was just a pop-zombie movie; full of explosions, military presence, comic relief, cheesey backbone storyline, gory to the extreme. I want to say it was Day of the Dead that had the smart zombies, from some scientist...this felt the same way for the most part. Maybe Im just a classic zombie fan, but I really dont think that zombies should be taken on with freakin missle launchers, fully automatic weapons, .50 caliber rounds and massive armored trucks with enough techno-crud to sink a submarine. Its a fully disposable movie, imo. Romero is a sellout and created something that he felt the masses would enjoy, rather than keeping it original and aiming for real fans. See it and Im sure you'll agree with me. The whole thing has no heart and is purely ridiculous