| Thread: Day of the Dead Remake... |
Is there anyone who actually LIKED the Day of the Dead remake? I consider it possibly one of the worst zombie movies ever. More so because I absolutely adore the original Day of the Dead. I consider Day to be the GREATEST zombie film ever so to even try and remake this gem is a failure in its own right...thoughts? |
Yes. Only because it's so painfully bad it's fun. I'm a sucker for bad movies and Day08 is a perfect candidate for a MST3K revival. |
Watch Contagium, then Day 08. |
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"Men choose as their prophets those who tell them that their hopes are true." --Lord Dunsany
I really like the remake and storyline When a small Colorado town is overrun by the flesh hungry dead a small group of survivors try to escape in a last ditch effort to stay alive |
I just can't state how much this film sucks |
best bit of this movie was when i turned it off!! |
Get that damn screwdriver out of my head!
Watching the 2008 Day remake made me wonder, do film producers actually realize when they're making a complete crap of a movie? Do the actors suddenly stop at some point during filming wondering if they're in a bad movie like a squirrel pauses when eating a nut? Why the hell waste money making something the producer HAS TO KNOW is bad when he can just put in a bit more time and effort to make it awesome? |
"When there's no more room in Taco Bell, the unfed will walk the Earth!"
I'm going to vote "yes" just because it kept my interest till the end. |
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I have to say yes. Granted, it's not much to write home about but at least I was able to watch it to the end. I have seen so much worse. |
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