George A. Romero's LAND OF THE DEAD

BigBossIchi

Asahi Drinker

3 Feb 2004

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• 25 Jun 2005

• #1

Well, upon it's premiere yesterday, I was quite pleased with the overall results. Sure the film didn't have it's character developments like the first three in this zombie genre shaping series. There was simply no time to explain something that has already been done, let's just get down to real need....Here are my thoughts in brief;

LAND OF THE DEAD

 

Mycernius

The Hairy Wookie

4 Feb 2005

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• 25 Jun 2005

• #2

All I know about this film is that Simon Pegg from 'Shaun of the Dead' got a cameo as one of the zombies because George A. Romero liked 'Shaun of the Dead'

 

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HomicidalMouse

Guest

• 26 Jun 2005

• #3

Mycernius said:

All I know about this film is that Simon Pegg from 'Shaun of the Dead' got a cameo as one of the zombies because George A. Romero liked 'Shaun of the Dead'

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Shaun of the Dead director Edgar Wright got a cameo too.

 

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Jack

後輩

12 Jun 2004

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• 3 Oct 2005

• #4

i've seen the film, the saun pegg dude, i dont remember seeing him in the film, it was good film and all but at the end you'll say to your self, "where's the rest of the zombies"

theres room for a seqeul, with the way it ended.

good film but not as good as the dawn of the dead remake.

 

Defleshed

irezumi

29 May 2005

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• 3 Oct 2005

• #5

Im sorry to say it, but it pretty much sucked. ;/

 

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Jack

後輩

12 Jun 2004

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• 3 Oct 2005

• #6

did a bit didn't it, it just ended....

 

RockLee

Hullu

22 Apr 2004

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• 3 Oct 2005

• #7

It wasn't that good as Dawn of the dead.Guess sequels suck a bit lately ☝

Shaun of the dead was hilarious !

 

Tsuyoiko

DON'T PANIC!

11 Mar 2005

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• 4 Oct 2005

• #8

I bumped into Simon Pegg in a pub in Wells this summer. You all really wanted to know that didn't you?

 

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zelda

後輩

18 Aug 2005

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• 8 Oct 2005

• #9

Yeah it did have a majorly weak ending that made it all seem pointless. Liked the fast action but the characters- particularly Dennis Hopper as the villain were lacking in needed depth.