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Dawn Of The Dead

2004, Movie, R, 97 mins

Dawn Of The Dead: Review

A buzzed-up gloss on the original 1978 Dawn of the Dead, director Zack Snyder's entertaining "re-envisioning" owes as much to 28 Days Later as it does to George Romero's cannibal-zombie classic. A suburban Wisconsin nurse (Sarah Polley) wakes up one morning to a world turned upside-down: There's panic in the streets, fire in the sky and sprinting packs of reanimated corpses chase and drag down the hapless living like dogs on a deer. Read the complete review for Dawn Of The Dead

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Year: 2004
Rated R

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Sarah Polley: Ana Clark
Ving Rhames: Kenneth
Jake Weber: Michael
Mekhi Phifer: Andre
Ty Burrell: Steve
Michael Kelly: CJ

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October 23, 2006: I Ain't Got No Santeria.... | TV Show Recaps | 10/24/2006
As if murder isn’t creepy enough, CSI: Miami decided to give us a full-blown Halloween episode this week. Delco pretty much summed up the plotline when he said, “We have a golf club, a coffin and signs of a struggle.” Poor Alyssa. Her boyfriend and her best friend decided to kill her over a work-related snub and a whole lot of gold in a burial plot. I liked that for the first time on this show (at least in my watching), the criminal got away with her crime and no one went after her. That had always been one of my gripes, because every week it seemed a little too neat at the end; the good guys always won. But I guess even CSIs can’t beat the protection Santeria offers.Really though, this plotline seemed more of an excuse to put our investigators into sinister situations. Of course, Ryan, who claimed he wasn’t scared of a “curse,” ended up a believer by the end. On the other hand, I can’t say that if I saw bodies moving around in the morgue, and... read more
While on vacation recently I ... | Movie News | 11/17/2005
Question: While on vacation recently I came across a movie about zombies. The nonzombies were either British or Irish, most of the movie took place during the day, and it was more comedy than horror. The main character was a bit of a wussy guy who was trying to impress a girl with his zombie-fighting abilities, and the majority of what I saw took place in a pub. Can you tell me the title and whether it's available on video?Answer: You saw Shaun of the Dead (2004), a wickedly funny spin on George Romero 's seminal cannibal-zombie movie Dawn of the Dead (1978). Romero himself got a kick out of the sardonic spin writer-director-star team Edgar Wright and read more

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