The Dead Don't Die

Para gustos colores y a mi me gusta mucho y el humor que hay en la película me encanta

It's not bad but, well, imho nobody on the planet is evolved enough to completely like a movie that basically says fk movies and fk the audience. At least throw in more footage, there must be more. It's too telegraphed in its final cut

I've read a few comments talking about how horrible it is lol and honestly it's not that bad for what it is. Dont go into this movie with high expectations, it's not a serious movie what so ever it's just something they did for the fun of it tbh. This movie isnt like zombie land or Shaun of the dead and it's not ment to be haha. Like people talking about "how do they come to terms that it is zombies right off the bat and nothing else" the reason so is because Adam Driver character Ronnie "Read the script" and Caleb Landry Jones Character Bobby "has seen a lot of zombie movies" lol. Like come on. Hell, the theme of the movie plays on the radio and Bill asks what is this song it sounds familiar?? Adam literally tells him the name of the song and that it's the theme for the movie... like come on lmao you should know not to take this movie seriously. All in all dont go into this expecting something big. I'd say it like a 5.5 or 6 out of 10, but its enjoyable at the score for me..

Occasionally funny, largely tedious and extremely self-confident in how smart and amusing it is. There is very little momentum aside from riffing on well known zombie tropes with 4th-wall breaking gags delivered with purposefully low effort. There is none of the wild enthusiasm for the genre, or affection towards it's characters, that Shaun of the Dead did so well. None of the outrageous slapstick violence or genuine scares of Braindead (aka Dead Alive) or Evil Dead. It plays out more like a script penned by an annoying man with a waxed moustache and a bright orange beanie who only likes zombies ironically. Not very good at all.

I'm only watching it to enjoy the trainwreck. I don't know how this script got so many big-name actors, but it's pretty clear they're phoning it in for a check. Kinda sad in a way. The whole movie is a metaphor for hollywood.