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***Neil*** · 30-Nov-2006

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**Moon Knight** · 30-Nov-2006

Good read, really looking forward to this flick. Long live the Horror genre!

Thanks for the info.

**coma** · 30-Nov-2006

Very, very nice and Im very, very jelous

"Because it's so raw and because it's so much of George's vision going into it"
Sounds good. And the hospital scene sounds wicked

**thxleo** · 30-Nov-2006

Thank you Neil for posting the report and I hope that everyone who reads it finds it enjoyable and informative. That was a great night in Toronto.

Lee

**sirjacktorrance** · 01-Dec-2006

fewer zombies.... 1/5 of land budget... that don´t sounds very well for me.

i "think George has been very smart by keeping the script very contained and it's very doable for the money we have"

contained??mmmm...

**Monrozombi** · 03-Dec-2006

very awesome read, very jealous, but none the less glad to see things are going well for George up there in Toronto, he deserves it

**Arcades057** · 05-Dec-2006

Lee, your honest, no BS opinion... If someone loved Dawn, Night, and Day, but hated Land, how will they react to this?

**thxleo** · 05-Dec-2006

Originally Posted by Arcades057

Lee, your honest, no BS opinion... If someone loved Dawn, Night, and Day, but hated Land, how will they react to this?

That is a good question. I honestly don't know. One part of me thinks that if you hated LOTD, then this one might let you down too. I say that because of Romero's work feeling different in his later years, more polished I guess? But Diary is very low budget and with his bad experience with Universal, who knows? Maybe this one will capture that old magic,because he is a little ticked with how Universal took alot of control away from him. Great question, wish I had a better answer for you.

**DjfunkmasterG** · 05-Dec-2006

I am hoping that with the lower budget and more creative control DIary will supercede LAND. I hate the polsihed look in Romero's films. I think he works better in a more constrained and edgy fashion. I truly hope DIary doesn't come off looking like a $90 million dollar film... cause that is what LAND looked like and it didn't feel like a Romero film.

**Danny** · 05-Dec-2006

but if it is as bad as land (which means it will be a masterpiece for some

) then do you think romero will throw in the towel with dead films?

**bassman** · 05-Dec-2006

Nah....I don't think he'll cash in his chips if it's a "failure". Besides, isn't "Diary" intended to be the beginning of a new trilogy?

capncnut · 05-Dec-2006

Originally Posted by hellsing

but if it is as bad as land (which means it will be a masterpiece for some

) then do you think romero will throw in the towel with dead films?

Well that all depends on whether Diary is a unit-shifting success or not. If it's the latter then I think he'll have no option but to go back to the original Dead series.

**TerryAlexanderF** · 06-Dec-2006

"Michael even spills a little info on a major upcoming dvd release that he has gotten the rights to, but only in the U.K. So if you are not in England and you have been wishing for a special edition for a certain beloved Romero film, get a region free dvd player soon!"

Wouldn't happen to want to spill the beans to us?