Dawn of the Dead (2004) & Shaun of the Dead (2pc) Unrated | Kate Ashfield, Tim Baggaley

Dawn of the Dead (2004) & Shaun of the Dead (2pc) Unrated | Kate Ashfield, Tim Baggaley | Dawn of the Best Damn Zombie Movie Ever

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	Dawn of the Dead (2004) & Shaun of the Dead (2pc) Unrated Kate Ashfield, Tim Baggaley Universal Studios, 2005 average customer review:based on 4 reviews view larger image
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The best Zombie Flick ever

This is by far the best Zombie movie of the genre. Great pacing, amazing effects, and a really good cast. Number one in my top 5 Zombie Movies of all time.

Dawn of the Best Damn Zombie Movie Ever

Although I've seen both movies, I'm only going to comment on the former.

Dawn of the Dead 2004 rules. Best zombie movie ever. Best movie ever.

Within the first 20 minutes of the movie, there's already action, unlike most zombie movies where it takes at least 40 minutes to get to the good stuff (assuming that there is such to be found.) This movie has lots of memorable action in it, such as babies getting shot, hot girls getting chainsaws ripped through them, zombies getting impaled through the head.

Also, the zombies run, which makes them scary for a change (not like the pre-school inspired retard zombies of most other movies who can barely not walk into a wall.)

The movie is also laden with humor admist the zombie-scourging frenzy, which makes this movie not only an excellent action entertainer, but a comic one as well.

The only bad thing is that there is the usual hollywood unrealism, but the movie is designed to entertain so that's to be expected. Plus, how realistic can you get when you're talking about zombies running around eating people?

Dawn of the Dead 2004 is a damn good remake and worthy of you buying 500 copies. Now.

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Dawn of the Dead v. Shaun of the Dead

"Dawn of the Dead" is a violent, bloody zombie movie. If blood and guts is your taste, you'll love this movie. On the other hand "Shaun of the Dead" is the funny, witty British version of "Dawn of the Dead." I definitely preferred the British version the best!

Good remake, good scares, but lost the point.

This review is only for the new Dawn of the Dead, haven't seen the parody yet,(Shaun of the Dead) but heard its entertaning.The new dawn of the Dead is fast paced, gorey, entertaining, and enjoyable. But it lost the point of the original. Consumerism gone bad. The original had more of the survivors enjoying the FREE access to the mall's kingdom, and even constructing a home amongst the mall. Everything was at their fingertips, clothing, food, ice rink, tools and weapons, but not once did they over splurge, they jokinly checked pricetags and weighed their food. The point, Zombies taking over, no one really knows what the hell is going on, but yet a group of bikers, non Zombies invade the mall because Steven,(a survivor in the mall) is apprensive to let them join and spoil there good fortunes. Greed, greed, and greed. The bikers break in, spilling the Zombies in and snatching everything up in their hands as possible. Now it is survivors fighting survivors instead of the zombies. Pure greed. like a kid running amuck in a candy store. This film shows how people can act with wants and dreams instead of looking at the whole picture, brilliant. None of this occurs what so ever in the remake, just more action and gore. The original is a classic and will forever make studios try to copy and immulate without even getting close. Buy the original and enjoy what George Romero intended.

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