Zombi 2 (1980)
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Zombi 2 (25th Anniversary Special Edition 2-Disc Set)
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| Cast | Ugo Bologna, Al Cliver, Stefania D'Amario, Dakkar, Alberto Dell'Acqua, Tisa Farrow, Richard Johnson and Olga Karlatos |
| Theatrical Release | July 18, 1980 |
| DVD Release | July 27, 2004 |
| Running Time | 223 minutes |
| MPAA Rating | Unrated |
| UPC Code | 631595032192 |
| Buy this item | $14.99 at Amazon.com As of Oct 5 23:07 EDT (details) 2 DVD, Shriek Show, Usually ships in 24 hours, Anamorphic, Color, DVD-Video, Special Edition, Widescreen, NTSC Languages: English (Original Language - Dolby Digital 1.0), English (Subtitled) Or 32 new from $14.99, 12 used from $13.50 |
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Average user review:| Not The Best Zombie Flick I've Seen!!! |
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Well, is Zombie a worthy tribute to George A. Romero's Dawn of the Dead? Here are my POSITIVES and NEGATIVES about Zombie:
POSITIVES:
- The infamous eyeball scene, which will make you SQUIRM and GASP.
- Two throat-biting scenes, which are SOAKED in blood!
- The glorious, inevitable topless skin diving, and a shower scene where said showering girl gets the lovely eyeball piercing.
- Throwing flaming Molitovs are the zombies! I know as well you know, that's just AWESOME!
- Then, there's the legendary SHARK VS. ZOMBIE SCENE. Yes, as soon as said topless skin diver escapes, the attacking zombie and a shark that's followed the diver PITCH UNDERWATER COMBAT. Biting and grabbing ensured, this epic brawl features some dazzling underwater scenery and an awesome synthesizer soundtrack.
- An ending that makes you go OH SNAP!
Now for the NEGATIVES:
- Until they reach the island, there isn't much of a plot here. Admitedly, the scenes in between all have some level of interesting, but I would've liked a little more texture in the movie.
- For a while, the pace is slow. Even with the highlights this movie has, this movie certainly doesn't move as fast as it could have.
- CHARACTERS. The characters remain pretty static. I know there are some characters that are supposed to stay the same in movies and books, but most here didn't do anything too crazy or out of character.
- THE GORE LEVEL. The back of the DVD includes praise stating, "As gory as the law allows it...", haha, no no NO my friend, DEAD ALIVE is as gory as the law allows. Now, ZOMBIE has some cool gore scenes, but it's not as gory another Fulci classic, "City of the Living Dead". But I WILL say that ZOMBIE is about as bloody as a typical Italian horror classic.
THE GATES THAT CLOSE THIS REVIEW:
For a B-movie, ZOMBIE definitely has the meat and potatoes of a good horror movie, and it CERTAINLY beats out most of the 20 plus horror movie remakes made since 2000, but I HONESTLY felt that it was overrated. If you like B-movies and zombie movies, this one might work, but if neither of those horror sub-genres are your cup of tea, think about it a bit before you see it. Thanks for the time, and peace. July 14, 2008
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