Comments | sauce1977: Land of the Dead (2005)

sauce1977

Land of the Dead (2005)

Jun 13, 2006 08:00

( There's always something to take home from the library, I told myself. )

big daddy, brains, land of the dead, dennis hopper, george romero

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sauce1977 June 13 2006, 19:04:16 UTC

Romero's still very important, but he's not the only older creator who has experienced a slide . . . take Lucas . . . the first films are pretty amazing, in comparison to the latest effort in the Star Wars universe.

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sauce1977 June 16 2006, 06:17:53 UTC

He did at one time . . . if you haven't watched Martin, that's a good one.

fruitpunch76 June 13 2006, 14:53:56 UTC

I really need to get Netflix updated for you........and stop being a horrible girlfriend that hoards her Netflix and keeps movies for 6 months at a time :o)

pernod June 13 2006, 16:08:38 UTC

Netflix is the boss. i got an account a few months ago and really enjoy it.

sauce1977 June 13 2006, 19:35:47 UTC

I can possibly snag some weird shit to round out my mainstream-watched wealth.

pollack1020 June 13 2006, 15:46:43 UTC

I watched 28 Days Later last Friday. I was impressed. I have yet to see Land, but I love Dawn.

sauce1977 June 13 2006, 19:00:13 UTC

I liked 28 Days Later . . . I think the difference between that reality and Romero's world is the biological virus vs. radiation. I'm not really sure what Romero's world is at times, to be honest . . . how the zombies came to be.

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pernod June 13 2006, 16:07:45 UTC

i bought it just to have it in my collection.
i watched it once, and will probably be something i put in once a year,
around Halloween time. nothing great, but decent.

sauce1977 June 13 2006, 19:01:07 UTC

I'm going to have to lock down Halloween and Halloween 2 . . . those are my two festive films for that season.

pernod June 13 2006, 19:45:01 UTC

i like them both as well, though 2 is a bit weak.

sauce1977 June 13 2006, 19:47:14 UTC

The only reason I'd want it, despite the weakness, is that it's a very close continuation of the original. It's so later-that-night that despite the drop-off, I gots to collect it . . . kind of like a bonus round.

thebolt June 13 2006, 16:50:33 UTC

I saw this film not too long ago and thought it to be...ok.

I've also had movie searching quests along with some friends. Blockbuster NEVER has what you're looking for unless it was just released.

sauce1977 June 13 2006, 19:02:46 UTC

It's so bizarre . . . I talked with one of the clerks, and they told me that the stores have zero control over what's in the middle (the non-new section).

So, if someone ruins/never returns, it could be months before a new copy is sent. They can't request films to be stocked.