TAURUS remaking Day... AGAIN...

[acealive1]

if its a REAL remake, same plot and characters but not shot for shot.........i'd go see it.

[capncnut]

I didn't realize there was a thread in the other forum for this, delete this one when possible The search function is your friend. Threads merged and moved to appropriate forum.

[darth los]

In 3D... http://www.bloody-disgusting.com/news/20283 The genre is in danger of not being taken seriously.

[MinionZombie]

The genre is in danger of not being taken seriously. Damn straight. I mean wtf is this bullshit? These Taurus guys define the term "losers". Not content with making two shit festivals, they've gotta pinch off another deformed loaf of name-rape. Tossers.

[BillyRay]

if its a REAL remake, same plot and characters but not shot for shot.........i'd go see it. If somebody attempted to film the original Day of the Dead script, the one Romero intended to be the "Gone With the Wind of zombie films", I would be interested. Because THAT would be Epic. Right guys?

[bassman]

EPIC!!! Word of the month here at HPotD. I'm looking forward to this re-re-make of Day. Day08 is actually a very fun movie to watch with your buddies and a couple of beers. It's one of those films that is so shitty it's funny. Like Batman and Robin. I wouldn't pay for it, but I've got it on the DVR for just those kinds of occasions. If this is another crapfest that's good for cheese fun with friends, i'll be happy. But I definitely don't expect it to be good...

[mista_mo]

I was a bit disappointed with the short running time, tho. They could easily have slapped another half-an-hour or so on that masterpiece, and you'd have no complaints from me. I agree completely, as usual Ned. I personally felt that the best character in the movie was tat lone soldier at the radio station, however. That brave, beautiful man left the radio station just to attempt to protect the DJ. I seriously wept manly tears as he was killed, and I had to look away from the screen, and console myself in a vast vat of gravy and cheese curds. Ving Rhames death was also heart wrenching. He had the battle plan, opened the door, and suddenly wham, zombies everywhere. I think that he deserves a best actor win at every award show for that. They way he flailed his chiseled arms into the jumping zombie was pretty much the manliest thing ever, and the wide range of emotion that his pudding like face emanated as he was killed will haunt my dreams forever.

[Legion2213]

You people are fucking brutal! This thread reminds me of the amazon reviews for "Vanilla Ice's" big screen debut (if you haven't read them, you should).

[bassman]

You people are fucking brutal! This thread reminds me of the amazon reviews for "Vanilla Ice's" big screen debut (if you haven't read them, you should). "Drop the zero and get with tha hero!" Another fun one to pick apart.

[darth los]

Damn straight. I mean wtf is this bullshit? These Taurus guys define the term "losers". Not content with making two shit festivals, they've gotta pinch off another deformed loaf of name-rape. Tossers. I think that's why we are so disapointed with Ga'rs more recent offerings. Imo, they aren't much different than the straight to video/sy fy stuff you see on there every week. If he can't do it, then who can? (Did that just sound like a cheer? ) But with crap like this and the Zomedies why should anyone look at what the genre has become and not take it seriously. Who outside of these forums (and others) seriously thinks that a zombie film can also at the same time be a great film? Imo, Dawnof the dead is that. It's not just in my top ten zombie films of all time but in my top 10 period. Damn are my fingers ever crossed that world war Z is the goods because there aren't going to be too many more opportunities to get funding for a "serious" , epic zombie film such as that has the potential to be.

[EvilNed]

I agree completely, as usual Ned. I personally felt that the best character in the movie was tat lone soldier at the radio station, however. That brave, beautiful man left the radio station just to attempt to protect the DJ. I seriously wept manly tears as he was killed, and I had to look away from the screen, and console myself in a vast vat of gravy and cheese curds. Ving Rhames death was also heart wrenching. He had the battle plan, opened the door, and suddenly wham, zombies everywhere. I think that he deserves a best actor win at every award show for that. They way he flailed his chiseled arms into the jumping zombie was pretty much the manliest thing ever, and the wide range of emotion that his pudding like face emanated as he was killed will haunt my dreams forever. I remember being so haunted by that moment. I knew inside that some of the characters would bite the dust, but as I had really grown to symphatize with the soldiers (And Bud especially, for the record) and wanted them all to make it out alive. I was cursing at the zombies when I watched that movie. It was so horrible.

[Danny]

NNNNNYYYYYYYAAAARRRGHHHHHHBGLHBLGLHLGBLGL!

[AnxietyDilemma]

I would love to see a quality remake of Day that takes Romero's original script into consideration, but instead we keep getting one garbage release after another.

[Yojimbo]

NNNNNYYYYYYYAAAARRRGHHHHHHBGLHBLGLHLGBLGL! Hilarious!! This thread rules.

[Andy]

Let's not forget that Ving Rhames' wide, wide range of acting skills brings the whole project to another level. He is definately the Mr.T of this generation.