Quite un-zombielike

[MinionZombie]

Likewise I've got no problem with Big Daddy ... but Clark's interpretation doesn't really fit with zombie lore, nor with the rest of the zombies in the flick (except Blades zombie ). I'd figure it would come down to Clark himself and not enough time with GAR, we also don't know if Clark is all that into zombies films - certainly not to our level, ho ho!

[sirjacktorrance]

i like some of the big daddy stuff and i hate other bd things like -gunmachine moments(i like the way the zombie shoots,it´s kinda cool) -hammer moments. -when he see the green in the river... hate -groargsss and raws(when he feels pity for other zombies,bad acting) -the "wenstern" look when he kill kauffman and cholo. -he don´t eat flesh...why???

[Maitreya]

But didn't you think that the Blades zombie was also a bit too "un-zombie-like" in his movements? I watched that clip again when flicking through the Sky Movies channels and suddenly thought that Savini's zombie acting wasn't exactly up-to-snuff, the movements were a bit-too fluid. Still, the movie rocks balls! That's a notable exception for the simple reason that Blades is a badass, dead or alive.

[darth los]

But you have to remember Big Daddy was showing this awarness also and the argument I suppose could be that all the zombies were getting more intelligent. That would be the case it would seem. However, the zombies in big daddy's group presumably had years to evolve. Cholo on the other hand had just turned which does indeed seem incosistent.