Theres actually a mini series i found on youtube that he actually filmed during the filming of the movie, and it chronicles his last days of being alive. It was a cool insight.
Originally, the gun store was in the mall. Andy was a survivalist and should've lived. They also should've thinned the zombies out before they turned into a horde. Very bad writing. Not to mention, Snyder wanted the zombies to win.
@@winterds1 Andy doesn't have an unlimited amount of ammunition and even with the ridiculous amount that he had, the noises would've drawn more and more zombies to their location, resulting in more bullets wasted. Why else was there a horde? While yes, they did have time and ammo to play that killing game, that was after the horde was too thick to clear out and Andy still had a lot of ammo.
@@KaRyu-zm2wf He could've easily made silencers. Problem solved. When they first introduced Andy, there were a small number of zombies that could've been disposed of. It was a blatant plot device, considering the gun store was in the mall in the original film.
Everyone always forgets about gas. Never leave your car on empty. My great grandfather always taught us to never let your car go below half empty incase you had to get out fast. Stuck with me to this day.
@@appledough3843 In the early 50's, a few years after the bombs dropped on Nagasaki and Hiroshima, many thousands of Americans greatly feared retaliation and just atomic bombs in general. They always kept the cars fueled and the cellars fully stocked incase the sirens went off. He always kept that mentality with gas in the cars. It's not enough to get you across country but it'll get you out of the immediate area or to a loved one.
Yea, this blew my mind as a kid because my family always locked our doors and had an alarm system. I can't even fathom going to sleep knowing a door is unlocked.
A locked door wouldn't have done any good. If you pay attention to when Anna got in her car to escape Luis, you'd see that the window next to her front door was busted open. This points to zombie Vivian, entering Anna's home through that broken window. How that window broke is up for debate but I know for sure a locked door would've done squat.
@@havok_1957 I think the window could've been broken by some other scuffle outside, or simply a production oversight. Since the zombies aren't aggressive when humans are absent, it seems more likely to me that she took the door from memory. Plus, being in a one-story house, I refuse to believe that they wouldn't hear a window breaking that close. I'm not saying that locking your doors would be the end all to surviving the Dawn of the Dead, but it should give you SOME time to react.
Many a summer my family would travel down from the mountains of Illinois and trek north to visit the hot sands of those tropical Wisconsin island shores
@@somebody3074 Islands, yes. Tropical, no :) It's like in Hang 'Em High, it's clearly the deserts of Arizona and it's supposed to be Oklahoma which is mostly flat grasslands.
@@filmcomicsexplained I've seen it but I don't remember that part. I'll have to give it a rewatch. My dad has been saying that phrase for all my life and I'm 33. Great video for sure. I keep playing over it my head.
No matter how many gaming/movie channels make zombie videos I’ll always watch them. Different creators have different insights, some go the medical side, some go the sin side, and some go the survival side. We need all of these sides if we are to survive.
I think both are one of the best and Train to Busan. I really hope that Zack Snyders Army Of The Dead doesn’t let us down. I enjoy comedy zombie movies but I feel they don’t make them serious as they did with these three up here as I mentioned.
@@Bunniie_ Army was shit. Had some cool concepts to explore but Snyder's script and directing were atrocious. Hes literally been regressing since Watchmen imo
Return of the Living Dead(1st one) was made much earlier, so not as visually impressive, & added a lil more comedy.....but those zombies being fast & un-killable make it worth a mention. I'd only recommend the first one, though...& if you don't like to party you won't like it....cause that movie's "Party Time!" (if ya know ya know)
The Walking Dead zombies aren't the actual danger. The real danger is represented by other people and the chaos caused by the cataclysmic event (the dead waking to kill the living) --> hunger, lack of medicine, lack of living conditions such as sanitation and warmth, etc You would very likely do well against the zombies, most people would. A kid with a spear and a bit of experience could take out tens of them in a day of work, maybe even hundreds.
Well you only have to survive the first week or so in this case, these wack "zombies" would die off, as they're infected humans and not the undead/living dead like in Romero's and Walking Dead zombies. The bodies of these infected would succumb to their mortality like dehydration, starvation etc. I'd much rather prefer this scenario than Walking Dead/Romero's, where mortality isn't a hindrance. Just find a place to bunker for a week or so and let it natural selection take its course. The world would be a better place as a result.
I loved the opening of this movie! The parts I find the most interesting in any zombie story is the initial outbreak. Watching all the chaos, seeing how people and the government react to it all is just so captivating. I loved the news report in The Dawn of the Dead special features because it showed a glimpse of everything going down. I just wish more movies or games focused on this part of the zombie apocalypse.
2017 dawning of the dead same too... especially they describe with details how the global bioterror attack happens (a terrorist releasing a virus in public space) then showing us the outbreak scenario from all over the world (greece, israel, usa, uruguay, paris) too bad most of the viewers didn't like the plot because basically dawning of the dead is resident evil 6 live action same thing happen in i survived a zombie apocalypse tv series - the newscaster showing us how the outbreak happen and the aftermath
100% agree. The initial reports, the uncertainty, and then the chaos of the outbreak are the scariest part I think. It’s definitely the most interesting.
I'd rather try to survive these zombies than the ones in Return of the living dead. Indestructible, able to communicate, and set traps, can't get worse than that.
No one would survive the original Return of the Living Dead zombies. They're as intelligent as you and I, and are actually the only zombies that have ever scared me. They're true ghouls.
@@shinbakihanma2749 same here, I just wish they would've stopped after the third installment, because the last two are terrible. The second one was ok, too much comedy for me, third one was a Romeo and Juliette nobody asked for, and i wish I could erase the forth and fifth.
The advice on clothing is probably the best. I'm always puzzled when in zombie flicks I see the characters with so much exposed flesh. Even in the heat I'd wear two layers of everything.
it's situational but I get your point when in battle have atleast a duct tape cardboard bracers like the ones used by Brad Pitt and a mismash of football2x,cricket,baseball catcher, hockey2x gears as long as it doesn't encumber and/or hinder your mobility... and they did not even consider using improvised weapons in the hardware store or even cultivate agriculture in the roof if they just secure the mall properly... I even think that it would have been possible to make a bridge line or even create a secure exchange point for the fire arms.
@@ramonvicentevallesterosric7802 i know i was just messing around that game was my childhood though so was this movie i loved zombies growing up i think the first zombie game i played growing up was resident evil fore game cube
2:45 I noticed this when I first saw this movie at the cinema: the speeding van literally comes from nowhere. It comes out from behind a house at full speed.
Boats, preferably sailing yachts. You don't necessarily need to sail around... being in the center of a harbor is good enough. Fishing is plentiful. Most large boats have solar panels and water makers. Multiple state rooms as well. That's how I would survive.
You know how many people would do the same? Lol, the warzone would be in the water at that point. Zombies would just linger around the shorelines scooping up floaters. Hunger for flesh is easier to deal with than greed.
@@ameliaward7429 not even remotely, granted if they have a boat they will but the vast majority of people wouldn't take to the water. And the zombies in the movie are fast, hard to put down and never stop chasing you. In the cities and even suburbs you'd run out of clean water long before you run out of food and getting both would be extremely difficult and dangerous unless you prepared beforehand. Of the water, people tend to band together so atleast in the beginning you wouldn't have piracy to deal with.
@@demonseed19 You vastly underestimate how many boats would be in the water. Between civilian and military the numbers would be enormous. Lol. Your talking State Rooms. Start with guard towers.
Yeah that would be a good solution against the dead but what about the other humans? They would swim up to your yacht and kill you. Even if you're away from the shore they will kill you to get a better boat or just to see what other resources you got.
I still don’t understand how careless Andy was when the dog brought him some food. Also, before the group made there final dock when they reached the island, they should have circled the island to scope things out before getting close to shore. It would’ve been a great idea to shoot and kill all the visible zombies before docking. That way they wouldn’t have been completely overwhelmed by a mini horde the second they got off the boat. After all it was a small island and had they played it smart they could totally clear the place before settling in.
That is a great idea and they should have but the reason they docked in the first place is because they ran out of gas. So lesson learned bring and find as much gasoline as you can 👍🏽
You can excuse Andy's stupidity because at that point he was starving to death so mentally and physically he was pretty weak. Can't blame him for the slow reflexes. I agree with you about the island though. Ving Rhames should've known better. They were desperate at that point though too
I dont understand how the zombies ignore the dog completely until it reaches the door. Even then andy would have a sidearm at minimum to shoot them off. He should have lived beyond a pointless plot death.
@@unculturedswine8117 You’re absolutely right. When I wrote that comment I completely forgot that they had run out of gas and barely made it to the dock. I guess there just wasn’t any happy ending for our harrowing group!
I was excited to see this "review" because I remember back when I first saw this, thinking how Anna made a lot of split second smart decisions in the beginning and that had me pumped because horror movies are usually filled with bad decisions.
Like leaving a hard shelter filled with resources for a sailboat that probably wouldn't have held them all. They should have taken a motor yacht as well. Just tow it. You could hotwire the engine later.
@@etangbose4755 Especially when you factor in that the falls are part of both the Buffalo CSA, which is home to a million people, and also part of Ontario's Golden Horseshoe, home to between 8 to 9 million people.
@@podlodialgilap3490 I have been in a crew for a bulk vessel and crossing that canal takes around a week more or less with small to almost no sleep hours on a normal operations and is incredibly noisy aside from narrow passages that can be a great jumping point for agile zombies.
the kink in your plan is you need to operate various locks and lifts to get to the ocean from the great lakes, those systems wouldn't be operational anymore. you would have to portage for at least some distance, unless you feel going over niagra falls is a viable option. you would have easy access to less inhabited regions of the upper michigan peninsula and the northern great lakes coast line as well as a variety of islands. if you can figure out a low risk coastal raiding strategy, and find a safe harbor for storm season, floating around the great lakes isn't a terrible plan.
@@Andras_Schiff even if that's possible there will be likely ships that are lined up like a traffic jam on a freeway considering the ability of a zombie to monkey bar the fire line pipes they could've likely attack ships through the ropes and the ropes can be thicker than Arnold's Biceps so cutting them is not easy and will take time even with a gas cutter.
How to survive "Dawn Of The Dead" - Be a C.J - Dont use a chainsaw while in a moving vehicle - Dont risk other peoples lives for yours - Always be with a crew - Always shoot in the head
These zombies compared to people..? Bro idk what you've seen but the husband was on her ass and she was driving a mf car and then proceeded to almost break her windshield in a single punch.
@@tylerrogers3714 so you're saying humans wouldn't act like that if faced by a similar situation?. Is that not a viable possibility? I don't understand your comment
I'm happy you mentioned the idea of zombies needing to obey the laws of physics. Drives me nuts when zombie movies/shows go the "science" route but then have bodiless zombie heads still making noise without a diaphragm or somehow lasting a year without drinking/eating.
I watched this movie when I was eight and it scarred me for the rest of my childhood. I would constantly ask my mum if zombies could exist in real life everyday for months on end that she got so mad at my dad for letting me watch it in the first place. I only got over my fear of zombies when I finally watched Zombieland. Good times Great video, as always!
I saw it when i was eight too! Bad idea, honestly. I was awestruck by the speed and agility of the zombies. This movie probably one of my top favorite zombie films.
This is going to sound so silly but I always thought it was weird to have a window in the bathroom especially when it’s in the shower but at the same time I had the mindset of “if I ever buy a house and it has a bathroom window I’m sure one day I’ll be grateful it’s there” and I know it’s a zombie movie but the bathroom scene really reminds me of that thought
@@Globaldisasternetwork777 i won’t like a bathroom without a window. Anything that has water need window or else molds grow and humidity destroy your product. Needs air and sunlight
Every zombie survival "guide" mentions tips and tricks to surviving the problem rather than rectifyng the problem that's causing the need for drastic survival measures. If you have a barrier that can withstand the pressure of a zombie hoard, get a sturdy solid rod of steel, sharpen it, and start impaling their heads through the barrier. Burn, scavenge, lure, repeat. Problem solved. I know its all in good fun. Great video and I hope you had a great thanksgiving :)
You forgot about 1 VERY important aspect to the boat plan. Those yachts aren't meant to sail the Ocean. You'll get torn up by the waves as soon as you leave the bay.
This is my favorite zombie movie purely for nostalgia. My sister showed it to me when I was way too young to watch it but I was immediately hooked on zombie movies
In Resident Evil, the problem is that the T-virus infects literally everything (not very scientifically sound, but it's a movie) and is airborne. This causes Umbrella to stupidly send in people who are not trained or wearing PPE in and die, eventually letting the infection out as a direct outcome of their actions. The second Umbrella containment team in the movies wouldn't have had to deal with the lickers if they hadn't shot the containment cell. I know about the infections in the mansion in the games in the forest beforehand, but I'm going just off the movies. The forest would be easier to contain than the city anyway.
Something no one ever thinks about is, the movies always depict a universe where the people have no idea how zombies work(or even what they are sometimes). The Last of Us is the only other franchise to really imagine something realistic, but completely different in terms of infection, life cycle, etc, of the zombies. What if the beginning symptoms, or transfer of the disease were something completely different, maybe even totally new to what we are used to dealing with
Awesome as always, hope to see something about the Zombie Survival Guide, the recored attacks throughout history are both intresting and a terror to think about
I remember watching this at 10 years old, and afterwards I was scared beyond scared, and I would always check our security cameras on our little tv in the computer room at my grandmas, and I would just be scared waiting to see zombies running down the street lmao.
For years I was prepared for the zombies. Stored supplies. Learned trades. Practiced with weapons. Even had contingency plans in place for certain scenarios. One of my college friends remarked, his and his girlfriend, their first move was to get to my place. When 2020 hit, I was well prepared for it. While people were panicking and buying up all the toilet paper, I was sitting pretty in my house.
I will never understand why they think comin to our house is a good idea, I'm not prepped for you and yours, just me and mine. Them and theirs, that's their problem.
ISS be like, Houston, you have a problem. Without food supplies being send to ISS, they will suffer an even worse fate. Unable to contact ground base and wondering what is going on on Earth, and slowly starve to death.
The distant explosions in this movie were AWESOME, it's one of the few things I automatically associate in my memory when thinking about this version of Dawn of the Dead. 👍
I've always wondered about my chances of survival. I for the most part would try to stay by myself. More people can lead to drama, and unwanted attraction as well as less resources for myself. Not everyone you meet has your best interests at heart. I know this would leave me without backup, but I can't risk stupidity. If anything I would silently observe a person or group for a few days before deciding on trusting them. I would get far away from any big cities asap. Small towns are the best, less people and more land. Move only during the day, and wear camo. (Not sure if some zombies operate on their sight, but it seems like they might.) Wouldn't travel without a backpack and a melee weapon. Guns are a last resort or distraction. Definitely make sure to find maps and make sure not to get lost.
2:45 Fun fact: Zack wanted to film a handful of "outbreak stories" to air on regular TV as promotional material, alongside the premiere of the movie. The Outbreak stories would tell tales of people waking up to the apocalypse and follow their attempts to survive. Most of these would've been focussed around the survivors we know in the movie, but there were a couple of randoms that were tied in to certains scenes in the movie. Unfortunately, Universal didn't like the pricy idea and Zack was left with just storyboards. Back to the speeding car. The van belonged to a pair of electricians, they were about to go to work when they were attacked by the undead, narrowly surviving the encounter, they got in the van and began driving. Unfortunately the passenger was bit in the neck, quickly turned and attacked the driver. The driver died with his foot on the gas, with his former friend eating his face clean. The resulting collision is what you see in this clip. Cool huh? Another cut storyboard involved the boat owner, who pushed a fellow survivor into a crowd of zombies in an attempt to escape. It worked, obviously, but it shows how scumbaggy the guy is lol. And the other one I can vaguely remember, is of a woman who woke up to frantic screaming outside her apartment. As she opens the door she sees a crowd of them devouring her neighbour. She quickly closes the door but they notice her and start breaking in. Don't know how that one ended exactly (but you can take a guess)
One issue i have with your plan is that its quite the stretch to expect novice sailors to sail from the states to Greenland. Without a navigator you could easily end up lost in the ocean
If it was walking zombies like the traditional George A Romero movies... maybe I could survive. Sprinting ones from the 2004 remake... I rather die early on and not turn cause even though I’m “dead,” running after survivors sounds like a nightmare
Bro, shops were running out of stock because of covid, I can guarantee supplies are gonna be low af if a zombie apocalypse occurred no matter where you live 😂
@@sonicninja3434 nobody except the rich have ammo stockpiles. Ammo is is just so limited that people buy even more which makes the situation even worse
@@backseatswitchyy I’m not rich at all but I have plenty of ammo stocked up lol pre COVID and once COVID dies down, it’s not that hard to slowly pile up thousands of rounds here in the beautiful US of A
Kenneth & CJ is my Top 2 Favorite Underrated Characters in This Movie! Its Sad that CJ Die to save the Remaining 4 Survivors! CJ Started a A hole Character but After he lost one of his Partner's in the Garage Scene. That's when he turn into a Good Guy!
Have you ever watched the American Show "Live PD"? The Camera Men on the show are MORE fit than even the Cops are and that while carrying the heavy Camera Equipment. So to be honest, I wouldn't even be surprised if these Camera Men would survive the way they do in Movies.
If you have the will power to watch and film people being devoured alive then you're good as the camera man.. It's not like something people would see in everyday of real life. But it would guarantee you scarred for life after seeing shit like that if it weren't to actually happen. Remember. These are all just films, and if you can be a camera man in a real zombie apocalypse, you may just never know how much you could take to see in real life gore unless you got the willpower, or have some ultra boner for gore
Yeah this movie gave me anxiety. Just the thought of hiding out in a mall whilst knowing the fact that sooner or later the main doors around the building will blast open allowing the zombies to flood through the mall...Kenneth is right A worse fate than death is sitting here, waiting to die.
they where in a mall in Milwaukee, they just had to wait for winter. Zombies or not, they're still made up of mostly water. They also could've tied some strong fishing line to a drone or rc aircraft and flown it over to the gun store roof. Then had the owner reel it in after securing their end to a length of nylon cord. After that they could ferry stuff back and forth as needed.
Do we know what month the movie took place in? Most folks in the movie had on short sleeve shirts and the landscape didn't appear to look thin so winter may have been months away.
They had Food and Ammo for Months Why the Hell did they leave I would have gun Daryl Dixon shooting with Bolts and having the dog retrieve the arrows for me Gives you something to do
Reusing arrows or bolts is crazy dangerous. They get micro cracks from hitting bones and such, and can splinter explosively when fired more than once, If you have hit something hard, like a skull.
@@goodnamesareallgone1nah fridges are too cumbersome and heavy to get up, drop cutlery and money. It should reach a high enough velocity to do some damage
I often wondered if the undead in this version would decay like normal corpses, specially since the movie kinda implies there might be some supernatural reasons for them to exist.
About the supernatural thing yeah it does makes sense when you research about the film and its hidden information about the events especially its history.
Also, if you're going to put up a "help" sign, add a date, and update it frequently. If someone does come to help, it's proof of life. "Hey, Steve? That SOS sign has today's date next to it."
Honestly there is such a missed opportunity. Find heavy things in the mall that you aren't going to use and throw it down onto the zombies. As you said with the piano, maybe you might be able to kill some of the zombies.
You'd be better off using those objects to barricade the glass doors. It takes a lot of energy to move those objects to the roof and throw them off; it's better to use the energy to fortify than to potentially kill a small portion of the horde.
Saw this in theatres back in ‘04. Scared the shit out of me and I’ve loved all Zombie movies since! This and Shaun of the dead are classics that hold up today! Cheers!
There's an author that ran with the idea that despite the fact we have so much social media, most people would not believe the warnings of people arising from the dead and hunting. A commentary on despite having more availability to information we would succumb even faster to death.
@@mmmc5122 There will be people like the ones that got news about Corona virus in December 2019 and prepared earlier but of course it will really be hard to do that prep if the WHO says it's not confirmed to be airborne and highly contagious so keep your airports and borders open cause the mainstream media would call you racist and force to hug the infected that resulted in the black parade in Italy 2020
I noticed for the first time at 2:32 that there’s firefighters off to the left side of the car being guarded by cops and the guy running from the zombie is a also a cop. There’s a lot of interesting things happening in this movie if you slow it down and observe very closer.
I remember seeing this opening night in the theater. The entire crowd was so involved with this movie it was awesome. Never forget it. Cant believe it was 20 years ago
Just found out that Zack Snyder is working on a follow up to this film called "Army of the Dead" which is set to be released next year!
Well it seems to be it's own stand alone Netflix movie so you got me all hype for nothing lol. Still can't wait for it
Can't wait to watch it.
Yea he finished filming it awhile ago
Oh nice
WHAT omg yeeeees
Fast zombies are the worst
Let's face it, fast zombies/infected were only created to mock us lardos.
Yea its basically were boned if we get them vs the slow shuffling ones
I mean if it's like rabies then yes they'll be fast af then slowly become slower as time goes by if you live long enough that is
@@rapmabida9813 but if they are like the ones from the Dawn of the Dead remake then it’s basically game over
@@jakealter5504 you mean this one or are you thinking of land of the dead where the zombies are smart hahaha
I was always amazed that the gun store owner didnt have like 5 cases of MRE's and water in the basement
Theres actually a mini series i found on youtube that he actually filmed during the filming of the movie, and it chronicles his last days of being alive. It was a cool insight.
@@user-xj3mo2lx9z yah, didn't he eat his daughters gold fish, and drink all the toilet tank water? It's been a while...
Originally, the gun store was in the mall. Andy was a survivalist and should've lived. They also should've thinned the zombies out before they turned into a horde. Very bad writing. Not to mention, Snyder wanted the zombies to win.
@@winterds1 Andy doesn't have an unlimited amount of ammunition and even with the ridiculous amount that he had, the noises would've drawn more and more zombies to their location, resulting in more bullets wasted. Why else was there a horde? While yes, they did have time and ammo to play that killing game, that was after the horde was too thick to clear out and Andy still had a lot of ammo.
@@KaRyu-zm2wf He could've easily made silencers. Problem solved. When they first introduced Andy, there were a small number of zombies that could've been disposed of. It was a blatant plot device, considering the gun store was in the mall in the original film.
Everyone always forgets about gas. Never leave your car on empty. My great grandfather always taught us to never let your car go below half empty incase you had to get out fast. Stuck with me to this day.
Get a diesl or electric vehicle 'cause all the gasoline will eventually be evaporated.
What was your great grandfather running from?
@@appledough3843 In the early 50's, a few years after the bombs dropped on Nagasaki and Hiroshima, many thousands of Americans greatly feared retaliation and just atomic bombs in general. They always kept the cars fueled and the cellars fully stocked incase the sirens went off. He always kept that mentality with gas in the cars. It's not enough to get you across country but it'll get you out of the immediate area or to a loved one.
@@MonkyPocks01
That’s a survivor right there
Wise words to follow
Be Smart Enough to LOCK the Door to your Residence, so the neighborhood kid doesn't just walk in while you're asleep.
Exactly, common sense gets you pretty far.
Yea, this blew my mind as a kid because my family always locked our doors and had an alarm system. I can't even fathom going to sleep knowing a door is unlocked.
Just because your neighborhood is quite doesn’t mean nothing lurks in the darkness
A locked door wouldn't have done any good. If you pay attention to when Anna got in her car to escape Luis, you'd see that the window next to her front door was busted open. This points to zombie Vivian, entering Anna's home through that broken window. How that window broke is up for debate but I know for sure a locked door would've done squat.
@@havok_1957 I think the window could've been broken by some other scuffle outside, or simply a production oversight. Since the zombies aren't aggressive when humans are absent, it seems more likely to me that she took the door from memory. Plus, being in a one-story house, I refuse to believe that they wouldn't hear a window breaking that close. I'm not saying that locking your doors would be the end all to surviving the Dawn of the Dead, but it should give you SOME time to react.
This is probably the best horror reboot ever. It's so fundamentally different from the original that it's worth watching on its own terms.
Trje. It's probably the only remake I like more then the original.
@@vinnie19971 there are other good remakes. Try The Crazies, The Fly, The Blob, or The Thing
@@jakealter5504 I saw the thing, but I will defo watch the others. Thanks, man.
This is my favorite zombie movie ever!!
@@vinnie19971
I think the original is still better movie but this one stands on it's own two feet
Ahh yes, the tropical islands of Wisconsin, I know them well.
Many a summer my family would travel down from the mountains of Illinois and trek north to visit the hot sands of those tropical Wisconsin island shores
So many palm trees and coconuts
@@AuDHDarling you god damn flat landers, stay in Illinois, lol
I mean there are islands in Lake Superior. Maybe not tropical islands but they are there.
@@somebody3074 Islands, yes. Tropical, no :) It's like in Hang 'Em High, it's clearly the deserts of Arizona and it's supposed to be Oklahoma which is mostly flat grasslands.
I don't know where that "the fycker has got to go" came from but that was hilarious out of the blue. Awesome. Thanks.
It's from the movie 'This is the End
'
@@filmcomicsexplained I've seen it but I don't remember that part. I'll have to give it a rewatch. My dad has been saying that phrase for all my life and I'm 33. Great video for sure. I keep playing over it my head.
@@filmcomicsexplained have you covered this is the end?
@@filmcomicsexplained that movie was hilarious, you should definitely review it.
Pure genius!
No matter how many gaming/movie channels make zombie videos I’ll always watch them. Different creators have different insights, some go the medical side, some go the sin side, and some go the survival side. We need all of these sides if we are to survive.
"Dawn of the dead"(2004) is the most scariest, and probably the best zombie horror movie of all time!
I prefer 28 Days Later.
I think both are one of the best and Train to Busan. I really hope that Zack Snyders Army Of The Dead doesn’t let us down. I enjoy comedy zombie movies but I feel they don’t make them serious as they did with these three up here as I mentioned.
28 days later is way scarrier
@@Bunniie_ Army was shit. Had some cool concepts to explore but Snyder's script and directing were atrocious. Hes literally been regressing since Watchmen imo
@@stephensporman8206 Agreed. DoTD wasn't even that good, all because Snyder really wanted the zombies to win so he wrote the survivors as idiots.
Dawn of the Dead 2004 and 28 Days/weeks later, are by far the scariest versions of Zombies put to film
Return of the Living Dead(1st one) was made much earlier, so not as visually impressive, & added a lil more comedy.....but those zombies being fast & un-killable make it worth a mention. I'd only recommend the first one, though...& if you don't like to party you won't like it....cause that movie's "Party Time!" (if ya know ya know)
Train to Busan definitely makes a case for scariest zombies more recently
True, who is "Army of the Dead" part of these masterpieces?! Simply nothing!
I would die to these zombies within days. THe Walking Dead zombies I could survive for years.
Lol
The Walking Dead zombies aren't the actual danger.
The real danger is represented by other people and the chaos caused by the cataclysmic event (the dead waking to kill the living) --> hunger, lack of medicine, lack of living conditions such as sanitation and warmth, etc
You would very likely do well against the zombies, most people would. A kid with a spear and a bit of experience could take out tens of them in a day of work, maybe even hundreds.
@@antoniudraculea4507 I agree. The real threat are the living especially in their lawless world. I think the show had emphasized that very much.
Well you only have to survive the first week or so in this case, these wack "zombies" would die off, as they're infected humans and not the undead/living dead like in Romero's and Walking Dead zombies. The bodies of these infected would succumb to their mortality like dehydration, starvation etc. I'd much rather prefer this scenario than Walking Dead/Romero's, where mortality isn't a hindrance.
Just find a place to bunker for a week or so and let it natural selection take its course.
The world would be a better place as a result.
Nah I'm pretty sure you wouldn't survive a month let alone a year.
Rule #1 - Cardio.
Rule #2 - Double tap.
Double tap..you..😉
Lol
@@ramz1455 creep
@@ramz1455 creep
Rule #3: avoid public rest rooms
I loved the opening of this movie! The parts I find the most interesting in any zombie story is the initial outbreak. Watching all the chaos, seeing how people and the government react to it all is just so captivating. I loved the news report in The Dawn of the Dead special features because it showed a glimpse of everything going down. I just wish more movies or games focused on this part of the zombie apocalypse.
Same thoughts here. The Last of Us prologue captured this.
2017 dawning of the dead same too... especially they describe with details how the global bioterror attack happens (a terrorist releasing a virus in public space) then showing us the outbreak scenario from all over the world (greece, israel, usa, uruguay, paris) too bad most of the viewers didn't like the plot because basically dawning of the dead is resident evil 6 live action
same thing happen in i survived a zombie apocalypse tv series - the newscaster showing us how the outbreak happen and the aftermath
I also like this part of any zombie movie
Like the intro of the last of us always preferred that
100% agree. The initial reports, the uncertainty, and then the chaos of the outbreak are the scariest part I think. It’s definitely the most interesting.
I'd rather try to survive these zombies than the ones in Return of the living dead. Indestructible, able to communicate, and set traps, can't get worse than that.
No one would survive the original Return of the Living Dead zombies. They're as intelligent as you and I, and are actually the only zombies that have ever scared me. They're true ghouls.
@@shinbakihanma2749 I agree, and the tar man was nightmare fuel as a kid.
@@kappas6344 I remember when that film first came out in 1985, as a kid I was like, WTF?! when I saw Tar Man
@@shinbakihanma2749 same here, I just wish they would've stopped after the third installment, because the last two are terrible. The second one was ok, too much comedy for me, third one was a Romeo and Juliette nobody asked for, and i wish I could erase the forth and fifth.
@@kappas6344 I don't like any of the RotLD sequels. They're trash. The only one that matters is the original film.
The advice on clothing is probably the best. I'm always puzzled when in zombie flicks I see the characters with so much exposed flesh. Even in the heat I'd wear two layers of everything.
it's situational but I get your point when in battle have atleast a duct tape cardboard bracers like the ones used by Brad Pitt and a mismash of football2x,cricket,baseball catcher, hockey2x gears as long as it doesn't encumber and/or hinder your mobility... and they did not even consider using improvised weapons in the hardware store or even cultivate agriculture in the roof if they just secure the mall properly... I even think that it would have been possible to make a bridge line or even create a secure exchange point for the fire arms.
@@ramonvicentevallesterosric7802 dead rising in the mall and make makeshift weapons hell it worked for frank west and he covered wars you know
@@ktwisdom1732 almost all of the arsenal frank had were not realistic and besides we don't know if we have the MC antibodies like Frank has
@@ramonvicentevallesterosric7802 i know i was just messing around that game was my childhood though so was this movie i loved zombies growing up i think the first zombie game i played growing up was resident evil fore game cube
@Caped Critique Denim or a leather jacket would be clutch. Leather gloves too 👌
2:45 I noticed this when I first saw this movie at the cinema: the speeding van literally comes from nowhere. It comes out from behind a house at full speed.
I wish you hadn't pointed that out. I Will never be able to watch that awesome opening the same way. 😂
Maybe they really needed gas for the road trip lol
yea it’s a blooper haha
agreed lol theres no way a family car like that can speed up to 100kph within several blocks
ive noticed that too but not the first time or the second time... more like the 20th time i watched this movie
Boats, preferably sailing yachts. You don't necessarily need to sail around... being in the center of a harbor is good enough. Fishing is plentiful. Most large boats have solar panels and water makers. Multiple state rooms as well. That's how I would survive.
You know how many people would do the same? Lol, the warzone would be in the water at that point. Zombies would just linger around the shorelines scooping up floaters. Hunger for flesh is easier to deal with than greed.
@@ameliaward7429 not even remotely, granted if they have a boat they will but the vast majority of people wouldn't take to the water. And the zombies in the movie are fast, hard to put down and never stop chasing you. In the cities and even suburbs you'd run out of clean water long before you run out of food and getting both would be extremely difficult and dangerous unless you prepared beforehand. Of the water, people tend to band together so atleast in the beginning you wouldn't have piracy to deal with.
@@demonseed19 You vastly underestimate how many boats would be in the water. Between civilian and military the numbers would be enormous. Lol. Your talking State Rooms. Start with guard towers.
@@ameliaward7429 and you vastly underestimate how violent normal people become in situations where it's their families starving to death
Yeah that would be a good solution against the dead but what about the other humans?
They would swim up to your yacht and kill you.
Even if you're away from the shore they will kill you to get a better boat or just to see what other resources you got.
The “Nah you comin with me” line is iconic badassery
I still don’t understand how careless Andy was when the dog brought him some food. Also, before the group made there final dock when they reached the island, they should have circled the island to scope things out before getting close to shore. It would’ve been a great idea to shoot and kill all the visible zombies before docking. That way they wouldn’t have been completely overwhelmed by a mini horde the second they got off the boat. After all it was a small island and had they played it smart they could totally clear the place before settling in.
That is a great idea and they should have but the reason they docked in the first place is because they ran out of gas. So lesson learned bring and find as much gasoline as you can 👍🏽
You can excuse Andy's stupidity because at that point he was starving to death so mentally and physically he was pretty weak. Can't blame him for the slow reflexes. I agree with you about the island though. Ving Rhames should've known better. They were desperate at that point though too
I dont understand how the zombies ignore the dog completely until it reaches the door. Even then andy would have a sidearm at minimum to shoot them off. He should have lived beyond a pointless plot death.
You forgot that before even reaching the island , they run out of gas , so they prolly paddle the hell out of it to even reach the island
@@unculturedswine8117 You’re absolutely right. When I wrote that comment I completely forgot that they had run out of gas and barely made it to the dock. I guess there just wasn’t any happy ending for our harrowing group!
I was excited to see this "review" because I remember back when I first saw this, thinking how Anna made a lot of split second smart decisions in the beginning and that had me pumped because horror movies are usually filled with bad decisions.
People don't usually think clearly under stress.
Like leaving a hard shelter filled with resources for a sailboat that probably wouldn't have held them all. They should have taken a motor yacht as well. Just tow it. You could hotwire the engine later.
Correction: without staff to operate the locks at the Welland canal the furthest you can sail from Lake Michigan is to the Niagara Falls.
And Niagara would be crawling with people
@@etangbose4755 Especially when you factor in that the falls are part of both the Buffalo CSA, which is home to a million people, and also part of Ontario's Golden Horseshoe, home to between 8 to 9 million people.
@@LordBitememan those locks must be operated from stations nearby tho , if you could use stealth and reach them, maybe you can turn them off ?
@@podlodialgilap3490 I would love to see someone with no operational knowledge of massive canal locks try and open them.
@@podlodialgilap3490 I have been in a crew for a bulk vessel and crossing that canal takes around a week more or less with small to almost no sleep hours on a normal operations and is incredibly noisy aside from narrow passages that can be a great jumping point for agile zombies.
the kink in your plan is you need to operate various locks and lifts to get to the ocean from the great lakes, those systems wouldn't be operational anymore. you would have to portage for at least some distance, unless you feel going over niagra falls is a viable option.
you would have easy access to less inhabited regions of the upper michigan peninsula and the northern great lakes coast line as well as a variety of islands. if you can figure out a low risk coastal raiding strategy, and find a safe harbor for storm season, floating around the great lakes isn't a terrible plan.
@@Andras_Schiff even if that's possible there will be likely ships that are lined up like a traffic jam on a freeway considering the ability of a zombie to monkey bar the fire line pipes they could've likely attack ships through the ropes and the ropes can be thicker than Arnold's Biceps so cutting them is not easy and will take time even with a gas cutter.
Just in case a zombie apocalypse actually happens, this is going to be really helpful.
Wow there you are again
it will happen after the RNA vaccine backfires
give it a few months
@@spiritfree5050 I dont think a RNA vaccine for covid is enough to cause a mutated form of rabies but good try, I guess
@@sislertx I dont see the correlation
@@sislertx
Actually more like trumptards
How to survive "Dawn Of The Dead"
- Be a C.J
- Dont use a chainsaw while in a moving vehicle
- Dont risk other peoples lives for yours
- Always be with a crew
- Always shoot in the head
CJ died and was an asshole, so no.
This makes no sense.
@@wiseguy01 he was an asshole and did die but he had become a helpful member of the team and sacrificed himself to help the others get to safety
- Don't risk your life for a dog
always DIESOFCRINGE
This movie is pretty much a slow death sentence for all the survivors in a fun and action packed story. Literally no one would survive this for very.
Only the smart and strong could.
If it ever happens (which it most likely won’t), you’d better hope you’re one of ‘em.
@@Wanderer21766 there supernatural zombies with plot armour favouring them so no matter what you die, end of story - the film director
Lol
Zombies would scare me. But other humans would bring me the most fear.
Boo
You've been watching a lot of The Walking Dead, haven't you?
Hmmm other scary people would mean humanity would still live on.
These zombies compared to people..? Bro idk what you've seen but the husband was on her ass and she was driving a mf car and then proceeded to almost break her windshield in a single punch.
@@tylerrogers3714 so you're saying humans wouldn't act like that if faced by a similar situation?. Is that not a viable possibility? I don't understand your comment
I'm happy you mentioned the idea of zombies needing to obey the laws of physics. Drives me nuts when zombie movies/shows go the "science" route but then have bodiless zombie heads still making noise without a diaphragm or somehow lasting a year without drinking/eating.
A well-secured shopping mall is a paradise for this situation.
That moment, when you use global zombie apocalypse to enact your childhood dream of becoming a pirate.
Hell yeah brother, it’s time to sail the high seas lmao
Actually, just follow the rules from Zombieland.
Or the commandments. If you will.
I watched this movie when I was eight and it scarred me for the rest of my childhood. I would constantly ask my mum if zombies could exist in real life everyday for months on end that she got so mad at my dad for letting me watch it in the first place. I only got over my fear of zombies when I finally watched Zombieland. Good times
Great video, as always!
I saw it when i was eight too! Bad idea, honestly. I was awestruck by the speed and agility of the zombies. This movie probably one of my top favorite zombie films.
Ooo a good one today!😃
I especially love the bonus news report, and Andy's last days.
Yeah, that DVD had a lot of good extras. Miss the days when most DVD's had commentary and other goodies.
This is going to sound so silly but I always thought it was weird to have a window in the bathroom especially when it’s in the shower but at the same time I had the mindset of “if I ever buy a house and it has a bathroom window I’m sure one day I’ll be grateful it’s there” and I know it’s a zombie movie but the bathroom scene really reminds me of that thought
I mean gotta have ventilation somehow on that cramped space
That was silly to think that Lol but you take a crap and hot showers ect.. and you don’t need a window?
The apartment i live in literally has a huge window in the shower... Like wtf
I won't be able to fit it's small af
@@Globaldisasternetwork777 i won’t like a bathroom without a window. Anything that has water need window or else molds grow and humidity destroy your product. Needs air and sunlight
Always like these kinds of “what if” or “what I’d do in that scenario” videos. Thanks FCE
Glad you enjoyed!
Every zombie survival "guide" mentions tips and tricks to surviving the problem rather than rectifyng the problem that's causing the need for drastic survival measures. If you have a barrier that can withstand the pressure of a zombie hoard, get a sturdy solid rod of steel, sharpen it, and start impaling their heads through the barrier. Burn, scavenge, lure, repeat. Problem solved. I know its all in good fun. Great video and I hope you had a great thanksgiving :)
Always liked that part of surviving in the prison in the Walking Dead!
You forgot about 1 VERY important aspect to the boat plan. Those yachts aren't meant to sail the Ocean. You'll get torn up by the waves as soon as you leave the bay.
Pretty sure thats why they are yachts 🙄
This is my favorite zombie movie purely for nostalgia. My sister showed it to me when I was way too young to watch it but I was immediately hooked on zombie movies
This movie just had it's 17th anniversary this week. God, where does the time go? 🥲
This movie rocks. So much fun and so well done. Miss movies being made with actual care and passion
When there's no more room in hell, the dead will walk the earth ^_^
This movie is easily the scariest zombie apocalypse movie ever made!
Train from Bushan is pretty scary
Try watching 28 days later
@@spiritfree5050 lol that movie was very good but not scary in my opinion.
28 days later, hell even the World War z movie beats this in my opinion.
@@ss2gora0 well the movie does have a 85% rating out of half a million reviews. So i guess you must be among the 15% that don't like it.
Resident evil movies would be this great of a gem if they just let romero help them
In Resident Evil, the problem is that the T-virus infects literally everything (not very scientifically sound, but it's a movie) and is airborne. This causes Umbrella to stupidly send in people who are not trained or wearing PPE in and die, eventually letting the infection out as a direct outcome of their actions.
The second Umbrella containment team in the movies wouldn't have had to deal with the lickers if they hadn't shot the containment cell.
I know about the infections in the mansion in the games in the forest beforehand, but I'm going just off the movies. The forest would be easier to contain than the city anyway.
Check out the film Here Alone. It’s pretty good.
I found that intro scene in the movie so refreshing. You NEVER see the outbreak as it's happening.
Something no one ever thinks about is, the movies always depict a universe where the people have no idea how zombies work(or even what they are sometimes).
The Last of Us is the only other franchise to really imagine something realistic, but completely different in terms of infection, life cycle, etc, of the zombies.
What if the beginning symptoms, or transfer of the disease were something completely different, maybe even totally new to what we are used to dealing with
Awesome as always, hope to see something about the Zombie Survival Guide, the recored attacks throughout history are both intresting and a terror to think about
I remember in the old version a scientist saying. If we can just deal with this phenomenon without emotion. I believe he is right
we can also deal with it via machine guns
@@ZedTheThrid same thing
During a zombie apocalypse fishing will go from a hobby to a survival skill for those looking to wait it out on a boat.
It'd be hard to fish without bait though...
I always note that they seemed to have packed few supplies for the trip to the marina.
Surviving Zombieland, got to follow the rules
1. Cardio
2. Double Tap
I remember watching this at 10 years old, and afterwards I was scared beyond scared, and I would always check our security cameras on our little tv in the computer room at my grandmas, and I would just be scared waiting to see zombies running down the street lmao.
C.J. Was my favorite 🤩 character hands down 🔥
Seconded! CJ is definitely my favourite. Sucks that he died, but at least he went out like a badass. "F**kin' nursery school!"
Take a shot every time someone says CJ! :P
Same and I hated him in the beginning
Them running zombies ain't no joke better get your cardio up people
This movie deserved a sequel
Dawn of the dead zombies have always scared me like nobody wants to get chased down by zombies w Olympic speed 😂😭😭
They are awfully spry for dead people.
For years I was prepared for the zombies. Stored supplies. Learned trades. Practiced with weapons. Even had contingency plans in place for certain scenarios. One of my college friends remarked, his and his girlfriend, their first move was to get to my place. When 2020 hit, I was well prepared for it. While people were panicking and buying up all the toilet paper, I was sitting pretty in my house.
I will never understand why they think comin to our house is a good idea, I'm not prepped for you and yours, just me and mine. Them and theirs, that's their problem.
Same.
Really enjoyed this!
ISS be like, Houston, you have a problem. Without food supplies being send to ISS, they will suffer an even worse fate. Unable to contact ground base and wondering what is going on on Earth, and slowly starve to death.
It was featured on the World War Z Novel, they survive by using rats and mouse for food
Well, if you were in this movie they only need to give you a bag of quarters and they are gucci...
The distant explosions in this movie were AWESOME, it's one of the few things I automatically associate in my memory when thinking about this version of Dawn of the Dead. 👍
After watching this horror masterpiece as a kid i was perpetually terrified that a zombie apocalypse would happen any day.
I've always wondered about my chances of survival. I for the most part would try to stay by myself. More people can lead to drama, and unwanted attraction as well as less resources for myself. Not everyone you meet has your best interests at heart. I know this would leave me without backup, but I can't risk stupidity. If anything I would silently observe a person or group for a few days before deciding on trusting them. I would get far away from any big cities asap. Small towns are the best, less people and more land. Move only during the day, and wear camo. (Not sure if some zombies operate on their sight, but it seems like they might.) Wouldn't travel without a backpack and a melee weapon. Guns are a last resort or distraction. Definitely make sure to find maps and make sure not to get lost.
One of my favorite movies! Thank you!
I forever sleep with my doors locked because of this movie's intro sticking with me when I was young
Ah an Australian view on how to handle Dawn of the Dead! I'm in Adelaide, enjoying this video at 5am!👍🙂
G'day!
2:45
Fun fact: Zack wanted to film a handful of "outbreak stories" to air on regular TV as promotional material, alongside the premiere of the movie. The Outbreak stories would tell tales of people waking up to the apocalypse and follow their attempts to survive. Most of these would've been focussed around the survivors we know in the movie, but there were a couple of randoms that were tied in to certains scenes in the movie. Unfortunately, Universal didn't like the pricy idea and Zack was left with just storyboards.
Back to the speeding car. The van belonged to a pair of electricians, they were about to go to work when they were attacked by the undead, narrowly surviving the encounter, they got in the van and began driving. Unfortunately the passenger was bit in the neck, quickly turned and attacked the driver. The driver died with his foot on the gas, with his former friend eating his face clean. The resulting collision is what you see in this clip.
Cool huh?
Another cut storyboard involved the boat owner, who pushed a fellow survivor into a crowd of zombies in an attempt to escape. It worked, obviously, but it shows how scumbaggy the guy is lol.
And the other one I can vaguely remember, is of a woman who woke up to frantic screaming outside her apartment. As she opens the door she sees a crowd of them devouring her neighbour. She quickly closes the door but they notice her and start breaking in. Don't know how that one ended exactly (but you can take a guess)
One issue i have with your plan is that its quite the stretch to expect novice sailors to sail from the states to Greenland. Without a navigator you could easily end up lost in the ocean
If it was walking zombies like the traditional George A Romero movies... maybe I could survive. Sprinting ones from the 2004 remake... I rather die early on and not turn cause even though I’m “dead,” running after survivors sounds like a nightmare
That piano trap from Zombieland always gives me a good laugh.
#1 rule for survival, Hook up with Ving Rhames. That is my main plan. Make friends with Ving, and hang out with him.
Dying of starvation? Dude. We see zombies take shotgun blasts, fire, even disemboweling. Can’t die of an empty stomach when you have no stomach.
Only worst zombies are the return of the living dead zombies
Indeed , they found a weakness in part 2 , but besides that , virtually unkillable unless you have an extremely large puddle and a generator . Lol .
@@brianmartin6486
And that's the way to destroy them
Yes love this movie
I do too I wish the had a 2nd movie
@@cainku1883 they are working on 1 4 Netflix no joke look it up
@@ceufrscio707 oh thanks
A Turtle approved this well thought explanation.
"Bullets and supplies are limited." Not in MURICA!
Bro, shops were running out of stock because of covid, I can guarantee supplies are gonna be low af if a zombie apocalypse occurred no matter where you live 😂
@@josephbell5016 I meant more like all the crazy stockpiles people have ha ha! But you're right though.
@@sonicninja3434 nobody except the rich have ammo stockpiles. Ammo is is just so limited that people buy even more which makes the situation even worse
@@josephbell5016 my city has plenty of bullets, 2 places keep advertising about having ammo
@@backseatswitchyy I’m not rich at all but I have plenty of ammo stocked up lol pre COVID and once COVID dies down, it’s not that hard to slowly pile up thousands of rounds here in the beautiful US of A
Kenneth & CJ is my Top 2 Favorite Underrated Characters in This Movie! Its Sad that CJ Die to save the Remaining 4 Survivors! CJ Started a A hole Character but After he lost one of his Partner's in the Garage Scene. That's when he turn into a Good Guy!
CJ is the only character who had an actual arc.
Man the best way to survive any movie is to be the camera man
You have godlike powers
Have you ever watched the American Show "Live PD"? The Camera Men on the show are MORE fit than even the Cops are and that while carrying the heavy Camera Equipment.
So to be honest, I wouldn't even be surprised if these Camera Men would survive the way they do in Movies.
Camera men are omnipresent and invulnerable, it seems. That's a smart choice for sure.
Zombieland disagrees with you, cameraman got ate at the start
If you have the will power to watch and film people being devoured alive then you're good as the camera man.. It's not like something people would see in everyday of real life. But it would guarantee you scarred for life after seeing shit like that if it weren't to actually happen. Remember. These are all just films, and if you can be a camera man in a real zombie apocalypse, you may just never know how much you could take to see in real life gore unless you got the willpower, or have some ultra boner for gore
I see you're trying something new here, I like it
@9:08 don't you just hate those ninja zombies that show up out of nowhere
Yeah this movie gave me anxiety. Just the thought of hiding out in a mall whilst knowing the fact that sooner or later the main doors around the building will blast open allowing the zombies to flood through the mall...Kenneth is right A worse fate than death is sitting here, waiting to die.
Great movie!!! My favorite zombie flick of all time!!! Along with the original and the French film The Horde!!!
they where in a mall in Milwaukee, they just had to wait for winter. Zombies or not, they're still made up of mostly water.
They also could've tied some strong fishing line to a drone or rc aircraft and flown it over to the gun store roof. Then had the owner reel it in after securing their end to a length of nylon cord. After that they could ferry stuff back and forth as needed.
Do we know what month the movie took place in? Most folks in the movie had on short sleeve shirts and the landscape didn't appear to look thin so winter may have been months away.
"Say something"
Its zombie apocalypse dont be an ass
Me: something
They had Food and Ammo for Months
Why the Hell did they leave
I would have gun Daryl Dixon
shooting with Bolts and having the dog retrieve the arrows for me
Gives you something to do
Reusing arrows or bolts is crazy dangerous. They get micro cracks from hitting bones and such, and can splinter explosively when fired more than once, If you have hit something hard, like a skull.
Just take the zombies out with bullets over days.
They all hang around the walls, target practice them
They are in a mall, why not just keep dropping fridges and other appliances on them?
@@goodnamesareallgone1nah fridges are too cumbersome and heavy to get up, drop cutlery and money. It should reach a high enough velocity to do some damage
@@samuelmax8739 terminal velocity!.. where's this indoor mall, on top of the chrysler tower???
😂
the first 15 minutes of this movie are pure gold
I love the survival mindset of this video this is perfect and reminds me of those zombie survival guide books
Be the cameraman
Phil can’t magic his way out of it
I often wondered if the undead in this version would decay like normal corpses, specially since the movie kinda implies there might be some supernatural reasons for them to exist.
Iirc in the making of vids, the zombies at the end of the movie have more messed up make up- implying that they do rot away with time.
yeah its probably just doubled or above average due to the amount of time they spend inside the mall.@@The-Deadite
About the supernatural thing yeah it does makes sense when you research about the film and its hidden information about the events especially its history.
Also, if you're going to put up a "help" sign, add a date, and update it frequently.
If someone does come to help, it's proof of life. "Hey, Steve? That SOS sign has today's date next to it."
The 1978 film and the 2004 film are the first zombie movies I saw. Plus Shawn of The Dead is amazing too.
This is my second favorite zombie movie after Return of the living Dead.
Hands down the scariest zombie movie ever!
I wish there was a mini movie about the first survivors that fought off the zombies but got over ran
Honestly there is such a missed opportunity. Find heavy things in the mall that you aren't going to use and throw it down onto the zombies. As you said with the piano, maybe you might be able to kill some of the zombies.
You'd be better off using those objects to barricade the glass doors. It takes a lot of energy to move those objects to the roof and throw them off; it's better to use the energy to fortify than to potentially kill a small portion of the horde.
Saw this in theatres back in ‘04. Scared the shit out of me and I’ve loved all Zombie movies since! This and Shaun of the dead are classics that hold up today! Cheers!
I wouldn't last a second in this apocalypse... The zombies would sprint me to death.
"You had to pay attention to the news". Well back then we still had a few journalist's instead of activists and propagandists.
There's an author that ran with the idea that despite the fact we have so much social media, most people would not believe the warnings of people arising from the dead and hunting. A commentary on despite having more availability to information we would succumb even faster to death.
@@mmmc5122 There will be people like the ones that got news about Corona virus in December 2019 and prepared earlier but of course it will really be hard to do that prep if the WHO says it's not confirmed to be airborne and highly contagious so keep your airports and borders open cause the mainstream media would call you racist and force to hug the infected that resulted in the black parade in Italy 2020
it is funny that a gun store did not has any silencer
I noticed for the first time at 2:32 that there’s firefighters off to the left side of the car being guarded by cops and the guy running from the zombie is a also a cop. There’s a lot of interesting things happening in this movie if you slow it down and observe very closer.
I remember seeing this opening night in the theater. The entire crowd was so involved with this movie it was awesome. Never forget it. Cant believe it was 20 years ago