2>1>3
Where do you stand, Cinemaphile?
I think Day is shockingly underrated and basically the best one, on a technical/craft level. Night is just so comfy it hurts. As for Dawn, well, the problem is that it's nearly too good.
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it's taken 10 years to realize Day as a legitimate sequel, another 10 as a good sequel, now people are waking up and i don' t seen as insane anymore
Um, what
Really not a fan of Dawn
Night is really good
Haven’t seen Day
I like Day the most
3>2>1
Although I would say Dawn is just slightly below Day
It’s the zombie Apocalypse fully realized and it is hard to explain but it just throws you right in to the chaos. My only big complaint is the effects. They just look like people with blue paint
You're missing a movie, It's a quadrilogy
Not to me it isn't.
C'mon, Land has a couple good moments. The others are of course better.
I hear you. Land wasn't completely worthless but still, I treat The Hobbit trilogy the same way. Doesn't exist.
I'll give you that. Day has the coldest atmosphere and truly feels like a downer. It certainly works.
It has a cool concept but the execution is shit. The post apocalyptic city is cool and all with the hierarchies being that the richgays are at a point of normalcy, but I thought going for CGI was a bad move and the sentient zombies. It’s like the dinosaurs that become self aware by nodding at each other in one of the jurassic park sequels
Everything after Day doesn’t exist. Simple as
Why not go ahead and count the abortions known as Diary and Survival as well? Land wasn't as bad as either of those for sure, but it was such a huge stepdown from the original trilogy that it still doesn't mater. It was like watching an impersonation of a Romero movie.
Always preferred Day for it's oppressive atmosphere and overt feeling of hopelessness.
Soundtrack is the best and I've never seen a 5 minute intro carry an entire movie so well.
I do love Dawn of the Dead and Day of the Dead.
Dawn is unbridled kino.
Days got the best looking zombies and gore but its the least interesting of the 3. They got stiffed on the budget they wanted and had to make a much smaller scale film than originally intended. Its not a bad film but its just a shadow of what it could have been.
Night is the most important but Dawn is the overall best and comfiest.
they're all so Cinemaphile as frick
>They got stiffed on the budget they wanted and had to make a much smaller scale film than originally intended.
Having read the original script I'm glad things turned out the way they did. I think Romero got to more or less execute something similar with Land of the Dead, and it was pretty shit compared to the original trilogy. The only thing that would have been kino if it had been saved from the original script was the end where someone has died of natural causes and they sit around waiting to see if he comes back.
>its the least interesting of the 3.
I'd say night of the living dead is the least interesting one.
1>2>3
!!!FACT!!!
for me?
it's 3 > 2 > 1
moreover
1 is ok, kinda slow, don't hold up that much.
2 has a great start, and the second part inside the mall just gets boring
3 is just paranoia from start to finish, you never know when the situation is gonna blow up.
>2 has a great start, and the second part inside the mall just gets boring
Gotta disagree with you pretty strong there. That's sort of the point, to where it even starts driving them nuts and they start bickering due to the boredom. It works.
nah, they probably did it for budget reasons, they probably wanted a full speed road movie, but didnt have the budget to.
It suffers from the first half being great and then changing gears like full metal jacket.
>they did it for budget reasons, that means it's bad
what a pathetic post
I'm sorry, it's just boring, if you wanna fix it go and dig out George and give him couple millions for reshoots.
Day of the Dead is the greatest zombie film ever made and I'm tired of pretending it's not. Don't even bothering (You)ing me with your shitty and wrong opinions over it either, I shan't be responding to dumb dumbs.
3>2>1
1>3>2
The first movie is the scariest to me because of the scenes where zombies eat flesh in black and white. Without color it leaves more to the imagination. The lighting is good too. They're all fun and great movies but the first is the only one that gives me chills. The others are too cozy, like being in a blanket fort.
Also if Land counts, Return of the Living Dead should count too. I've seen 1, 2, and 3 and rank them 1>3>2 as well. The first had cool 80s punks and the crematorium scenes were gnarly. The 2nd movie was kinda boring and silly (the boy's sister was hot though), and the 3rd movie was completely different and a decently made zombie romance.