@@Pocketrocket-pj1us if this was in reply to the "damn" comment, you're meant to hit reply to the comment you're replying to, not the reply button on the main comment. Then you get a convenient @ tag. Haha btw
Today is CGI, but Tom Savini beats CGI effects with his hard work by his own hands in any way. He forever will be the genius of effects. Another master of horror is George A. Romero, he is a Stan Lee of horror genre. RIP sir.
@@alpharomero88so this got a copyright claim..yes ? I put up the red version and got a claim so took it down again..the best version is the red edition as it's the longest available with lots of new establishing shots and plot progression, pacing is slowed but it's a lot more watchable..the colour correction is much better than this version also. This has always been my favourite horror film since I was about 8yrs old in 80. It played in the TV room at a few of my birthday parties and was always popular, ghoul kids would watch in the front room missing the party games etc and would call kids in for the key scenes , kids would stream in , moan groan cheer and whoop then back outside when the next lull came. Rinse repeat.. years later reading the MPs talking about England's kids parties playing nasties across the country was a huge imputus in the need for a classification process..😂 happy days
I’ve played this flick for 100 friends and never heard anyone complain that they didn’t like it. It’s like the A-Team, but with blue zombies. What’s not to like?!
That scene of the 4 main characters flying over the area in the helicopter reminded me of the same thing that was done in the original Night of the Living Dead at the end of the movie.
This is totally great, I'm a massive romero fan. I have various commentaries on the different versions of dawn of the dead i own, but i don't have this one. I have one with george, tom, and chris but it also has perry martin as the narrator. This is great to hear a different one after all these years. I'm a huge movie dork but this has to be my favorite movie everi watch it a couple times a month and i have been doing that for the last 35 or so years. I was born in 1977 and have loved this show since i first seen it with my older brother as a little kid. As much as i love all different types of movies, this one never gets old. So thanks very much for the killer upload i plan on listening to this many mote times.
IF you're interested in the history: So glad to finally see various versions of this come to light, but there is no 'definitive' version -- unless you consider Romero's US cut to be the 'director's edition.' He cut this first for Cannes film festival , and this is longer and done quicker (real trolls will recognize the scene with the cops getting on the boat scene was shorter in the US cut). HOWEVER, Dario Argento's cut was missing a lot of stuff Romero left in, but there are some juicy gore shots that Romero cut out. The basement scene had more in it, as well as other scenes. So someone on utube has edited together all three versions into a mega 'extended' version that runs almost three hours. It's brilliant -- look for it. You'll notice the Argento cut shots are very crisp and clear, as if the final US version was 'mastered' into a certain dimmer lighting. Also ironically, Argento left a little exposition that clears up minor points of the story. Look for this 'extended cut' as it has a lot more Goblin as well. My feeling is that Romero was hyper-conscious of running time, and was really trying to keep it short as possible, for obvious reasons. What a masterpiece.
I believe you’re referring to the “Extended Mall Hours” fan edit. That is on TH-cam, but there’s a better version also on TH-cam called the "Complete Cut", which is pretty much the Extended Mall Hours edit with some slight improvements like better resolution & smoother music edits. It comes from a rare blu-ray boxset put out bt Austrian distributor XT Video, runs about 155m and is upscaled to 1080p. Looks really crisp, check that one out.
2:11:03 interesting notes about DOTD. "The Gonk" would be used on the Cartoon Network stop motion 80's nostalgic TV series, "Robot Chicken" only it's chickens bawking the theme music at the end of each episode. Actor Marty Schiff, would play the character Hern Burford on the Nickelodeon kids show "Out Of Control" alongside actor comedian Dave Coulier in 1984.
George really never had a bad thing to say about anyone, huh? He seems like such a wonderful and genuinely kind soul. In contrast to his creations it makes sense. RIP
Thanks for posting this. My LD player and film library's been packed away for years. Fun to hear this commentary again, not to mention see this version of Dawn!
I just wish that he wasn't such a dick to meet in-person. I was really excited to meet him at a con several years ago, and it completely changed my opinion on the guy. Very stand-offish, and no exaggeration, literally the only thing that he said to me the entire time was "15 bucks". He couldn't even be bothered to look at me, or fake a smile for the picture. I could almost understand if there had been some huge crowd or something, but I was the only guy there. Ok, if that's the issue, I'm sorry you're having a slow day, but don't take it out on me. I've had this discussion with other people online, and I guess that's just the way that he is. He doesn't really have the time of day for you if you're not a filmmaker. There's even an interview he did with James Rolfe (Angry Video Game Nerd) where he's kind of a dick to him.
1:03:05 I actually have the answer to Christine's question lol. I was front and center for the Richard France panel at the Monroeville Mall Living Dead Weekend in 2023. Richard told the story about how he was on set about to shoot the part and he said to George that he looks too similar to his scientist character in The Crazies and some viewers might mistake him as playing the same character. So apparently George called over to one of the prop people and was like "Hey, do we have an eye patch or something here?" and then somebody came back with an eye patch and gave it to George and he gave it to Richard and said "Now you look like someone else!"
Awesome thank you for showing this you are amazing my uncle bought this home in 1980 when I was five years old the memory of watching it and the elevator scene with the doors opening and the zombies rushing in on Steven had captured me I have grown up and till this day I watch this film at least once a month different cuts and commentary ones such as this. A truly awesome movie
Excellent, thanks! Great film. I saw this as a re release in Hoboken NJ on a heavy fog Easter day. When my friends and I came out of the theater there was this light mist rain that covered everything, no cars, no people completely silent, made me piss my pants with fright and unease.
I saw this movie when I was a kid, maybe 10 or 11, during the next few nights I had a dream that the world was turned into a dawn of the dead-esque wasteland. Ever since then this has been my favorite movie of all time.
Oh man, I hope Arrow Video puts out a 4K Collector's Edition of this!!! This commentary is just plain awesome, hope that's included! Romero's first four DEAD films are together my Top Favorite Film Series of All Time!
This is amazing! I watched the other commentary with Tom Savini on this channel and I was wanting to hear more when it was done. Then I see this Cannes cut commentary which allows us to enjoy it again with new stories. That other commentary was amazing and they were communicating with old chat rooms.
This commentary is from the Elite Entertainment laserdisc. I don’t know why it’s never been ported over to later releases. Both the Anchor Bay DVD box set and the Second Sight 4K box set only have a Richard Rubinstein commentary on the Cannes cut and a different commentary with George, Chris and Tom on the theatrical cut.
Holy $#!+!! I wanted to buy a Laserdisc player just to hear this AC. Always figured everyone's memories of Dawn would be the most fresh on this particular track. Thank you so much!
In Argento's cut, when the SWAT and soldiers knock in the barricaded door, there is an added moment where the cops/soldiers try to see what's in the room before all the hands reach through the boards and tear down the barricade. I noticed there are many subtle additions in the Argento cut, along with a different musical score.
Love this movie wow. This was like the top of the genre. Used to have the VHS as a kid. Nothing like it (until nowadays), every single zombie movie or show is just this
I love the origional the most. The remake is pretty good too, but too polished. The effects are amazing though. It always seems that it doesn't get really gory until Tom Savini appears. Lol! Great story and a great film. I could never get tired of rewatching it. This is my second time today!
I don't know if it's the best film ever, I'm not even into horror movies that much, but I remember watching this late night on TV as a young teenager in the early 90s and the film just crawled up my spine and into my brain. I think the thing that freaked me out the most was the opening where it's this mish-mash chaos, with people slinking away out of the studio as confused people argue and the city begins to fall. It was the first time I'd seen horror done this way, in an almost documentary fashion, and the way the music keeps fading in and out... wow. I was just utterly mesmerised. It set a tone and everything after just felt bizarrely nightmarishly real. The film lived rent-free in my head for a long time through my teens.
Tom says “the techniques (for the special effects) we used were so primitive” but I think that’s the charm of the movie. So much inventive, innovative ideas, creativity and just amateur filmmaking is so unique and special compared to most movies now with big budget special effects and CGI. The film doesn’t seem corporate, it seems very intimate and like a community was behind it, a community of friends, family and good people, as opposed to big Hollywood big wigs.
From the night that Roger and Peter meet until Peter having to take Roger out when he turned how much time passed? The movie makes it seem like months when it was really only a week
I disagree with George the scenes of them enjoying the mall & arcade games is too long. I love it. I want more. I feel like we needed to see them enjoy the Mall & all its pleasures. Cause thats what viewers imagine life would be like stuck in a mall with full run of the place. Plus we want to see Roger having fun in his last couple of days alive. I also dont care that the zombies change color under different lights. Also I want my horror blood to be RED. Thats what we imagine blood to be like & we dont care about realism. Brown blood is not great for horror fantasies. I feel they obsess over these technical things that viewers dont really notice unless theyre really anal. It should be a bit cartoonish. Most of the great horror classics are low budget. Its the heart(and art), passion & energy we love. And the characters. This film has awesome characters we root for.
A reminder about how people are like zombies today who can't leave the malls especially they believe they must have something they really don't other than the essentials. And the irony is most of the shopping malls in the United States are like ghost towns and graveyards.
The nurse zombie comes back from the dead twice, she was in the mall when they locked it up and killed all of zombies inside and she reappears after the biker gang breaks into the mall and lets all the outside zombies in
Best freaking zombie movie ever made ! Made with love, made with real work. Today's Hollywood and filmmaking all over the world should be ashamed. It went down the drain. This Christmas I'm playing a Doom II wad based on this movie, following the story. It's hilarious, it is called Doom Zombies Re-Animated.
Watching the chaos & carnage in the mall Im thinking who the hell cleaned it all up before the mall opened the next morining? cause it all seems to be filmed on site. Like they said, they would never get permission to do this now. Malls were relatively new back then. Not as bogged down in legistics & insurance.
What Racing Game is that in the ARCADE is that? I seen it when i was a kid but couldn't play it because i had no money. I have been searching for the name for over 40 YEARS.... TIMESTAMP OF GAME 1:34:05 any help at all THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!
2:03:40 Interesting. I was waiting to hear what Tom would say about 'The Chocolate Man' line and for a second or two, I thought he was going to talk over it but not Tom Savini!! He's a Cool Ass M.Fer And anyone cool enough to have a Cod Piece Gun, would not be concerned about offending people. He was a Vietnam photographer and Lucky to not be the type who goes into shell shock, when they returned. I'd Love to see a Documentary about him. Anyway, he said Ken Foree didn't like it, which is surprising. He's Joe Grizzly!! Bitch!! lol and the use a shot early on, where the SWAT guys are waiting for the gang to jump out. Maybe it was a pick up shot, 2nd unit.
@@martykarr7058 That's amazing! I wonder if he's aware of the popularity of Dawn? I know some folks who would be very interested in talking with him... 😉
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That’s crazy. We’re as far away from this commentary now as they were from the movie.
Time flies...
Damn
Dvd commentary was a great concept. I wonder who came up with the bonus feature idea.
No no. It's 'Dawn of the Dead.'
Damn the Dead would a good black comedy
@@Pocketrocket-pj1us if this was in reply to the "damn" comment, you're meant to hit reply to the comment you're replying to, not the reply button on the main comment. Then you get a convenient @ tag. Haha btw
Today is CGI, but Tom Savini beats CGI effects with his hard work by his own hands in any way. He forever will be the genius of effects. Another master of horror is George A. Romero, he is a Stan Lee of horror genre. RIP sir.
Savini is a master, I always wondered though what a Rob Bottin Romero zombie movie would’ve looked like.
Best movie ever.
100%
Absolutely by far
@@alpharomero88so this got a copyright claim..yes ? I put up the red version and got a claim so took it down again..the best version is the red edition as it's the longest available with lots of new establishing shots and plot progression, pacing is slowed but it's a lot more watchable..the colour correction is much better than this version also. This has always been my favourite horror film since I was about 8yrs old in 80. It played in the TV room at a few of my birthday parties and was always popular, ghoul kids would watch in the front room missing the party games etc and would call kids in for the key scenes , kids would stream in , moan groan cheer and whoop then back outside when the next lull came. Rinse repeat.. years later reading the MPs talking about England's kids parties playing nasties across the country was a huge imputus in the need for a classification process..😂 happy days
Most definitely 🍺
I’ve played this flick for 100 friends and never heard anyone complain that they didn’t like it. It’s like the A-Team, but with blue zombies. What’s not to like?!
That scene of the 4 main characters flying over the area in the helicopter reminded me of the same thing that was done in the original Night of the Living Dead at the end of the movie.
This is totally great, I'm a massive romero fan. I have various commentaries on the different versions of dawn of the dead i own, but i don't have this one. I have one with george, tom, and chris but it also has perry martin as the narrator. This is great to hear a different one after all these years. I'm a huge movie dork but this has to be my favorite movie everi watch it a couple times a month and i have been doing that for the last 35 or so years. I was born in 1977 and have loved this show since i first seen it with my older brother as a little kid. As much as i love all different types of movies, this one never gets old. So thanks very much for the killer upload i plan on listening to this many mote times.
if you ever get into an argument with someone over real fx vs cgi....show them this movie and what tom did with absolutely no budget
Tom's effects budget on Dawn wouldn't have covered the cost of catering on an episode of The Walking Dead.
Cgi pales in comparison to Tom Savini's work. total Master of his craft.
Dotd is the goat, though
IF you're interested in the history: So glad to finally see various versions of this come to light, but there is no 'definitive' version -- unless you consider Romero's US cut to be the 'director's edition.' He cut this first for Cannes film festival , and this is longer and done quicker (real trolls will recognize the scene with the cops getting on the boat scene was shorter in the US cut). HOWEVER, Dario Argento's cut was missing a lot of stuff Romero left in, but there are some juicy gore shots that Romero cut out. The basement scene had more in it, as well as other scenes. So someone on utube has edited together all three versions into a mega 'extended' version that runs almost three hours. It's brilliant -- look for it. You'll notice the Argento cut shots are very crisp and clear, as if the final US version was 'mastered' into a certain dimmer lighting. Also ironically, Argento left a little exposition that clears up minor points of the story. Look for this 'extended cut' as it has a lot more Goblin as well. My feeling is that Romero was hyper-conscious of running time, and was really trying to keep it short as possible, for obvious reasons. What a masterpiece.
I believe you’re referring to the “Extended Mall Hours” fan edit. That is on TH-cam, but there’s a better version also on TH-cam called the "Complete Cut", which is pretty much the Extended Mall Hours edit with some slight improvements like better resolution & smoother music edits. It comes from a rare blu-ray boxset put out bt Austrian distributor XT Video, runs about 155m and is upscaled to 1080p. Looks really crisp, check that one out.
Good luck squad!
UPitt library now has an entire George Romero section of scripts, unproduced projects, and more.
Yep I was just there. It’s a GOLDMINE.
I’m a 2nd generation Romero fan (46 years old) thanks to my dad loving Night and Dawn. 🤘🏻
Day is my personal favorite…
@@TheAlhoxie it was George’s favorite too. 👍
@@TheAlhoxieMine as well
So if 46 is second am I third at 30 shh don’t tell anyone
I grew up watching the trilogy and they are still my favorites
I've never heard this commentary before! Awesome! Thanks for sharing
I’ve always heard the anchor bay commentary
2:11:03 interesting notes about DOTD. "The Gonk" would be used on the Cartoon Network stop motion 80's nostalgic TV series, "Robot Chicken" only it's chickens bawking the theme music at the end of each episode. Actor Marty Schiff, would play the character Hern Burford on the Nickelodeon kids show "Out Of Control" alongside actor comedian Dave Coulier in 1984.
George really never had a bad thing to say about anyone, huh? He seems like such a wonderful and genuinely kind soul. In contrast to his creations it makes sense. RIP
The "illogical hell" scientist guy reminds me of Francis Ford Coppola, now that I come to think of it.
One of my favorite commentaries, kept to a matter-of-fact conversation.
Thanks for posting this. My LD player and film library's been packed away for years. Fun to hear this commentary again, not to mention see this version of Dawn!
At 37:54 we find out that not only is Tom Savini one of the most talented FX guys in the game but also a MST3K fan.
Officially the coolest guy ever
I just wish that he wasn't such a dick to meet in-person. I was really excited to meet him at a con several years ago, and it completely changed my opinion on the guy. Very stand-offish, and no exaggeration, literally the only thing that he said to me the entire time was "15 bucks". He couldn't even be bothered to look at me, or fake a smile for the picture.
I could almost understand if there had been some huge crowd or something, but I was the only guy there. Ok, if that's the issue, I'm sorry you're having a slow day, but don't take it out on me. I've had this discussion with other people online, and I guess that's just the way that he is. He doesn't really have the time of day for you if you're not a filmmaker. There's even an interview he did with James Rolfe (Angry Video Game Nerd) where he's kind of a dick to him.
@@taterboob kane hodder was kind of dickish to the fans back around halloween 1997 at a haunted theme park, linda blair was a sweet heart though
@@taterboobFor me it was Tony Todd. Dude charged me $15 for a cell pic. And I had my daughter with me. Kind of soured of the guy
1:03:05 I actually have the answer to Christine's question lol. I was front and center for the Richard France panel at the Monroeville Mall Living Dead Weekend in 2023. Richard told the story about how he was on set about to shoot the part and he said to George that he looks too similar to his scientist character in The Crazies and some viewers might mistake him as playing the same character. So apparently George called over to one of the prop people and was like "Hey, do we have an eye patch or something here?" and then somebody came back with an eye patch and gave it to George and he gave it to Richard and said "Now you look like someone else!"
Sounds about right! 😂
Awesome thank you for showing this you are amazing my uncle bought this home in 1980 when I was five years old the memory of watching it and the elevator scene with the doors opening and the zombies rushing in on Steven had captured me I have grown up and till this day I watch this film at least once a month different cuts and commentary ones such as this. A truly awesome movie
That’s awesome! Love hearing stories like this. My uncle introduced me to Dawn as well.
Watched it because my brother put it on. I was way too young! But not it remains my favorite zombie flick. Thank you
Thanks for posting. Lots of fun commentary.
Omg thank you so much for this! I loved watching the film with the audio commentary when I had my anchor bay dvd. Wish I never sold it
Excellent, thanks! Great film. I saw this as a re release in Hoboken NJ on a heavy fog Easter day. When my friends and I came out of the theater there was this light mist rain that covered everything, no cars, no people completely silent, made me piss my pants with fright and unease.
That’s a great story! 😂
Honestly, the best movie ever made my favorite film of all time. Every aspect of cinema in it. Love it
I had a copy of this cut. Amazing. Thanks guys for a movie and an genra.
Wow, never heard this one before. Thank you so much!
I saw this movie when I was a kid, maybe 10 or 11, during the next few nights I had a dream that the world was turned into a dawn of the dead-esque wasteland. Ever since then this has been my favorite movie of all time.
Same here. I was a kid and it was saturday evening.
seen it at the drive in at age 8, i was too scared to get out of the car to walk to the restroom
@@Aktoto1 those Saturday evenings watching movies as a kid were something really special.
That can’t be understated.
I grew up watching these amazing films, what a joy this great commentary was to watch, thanks for uploading.
When u run out of friends & reaction channels to watch this with , this is a huge breath of fresh air ❤
Oh man, I hope Arrow Video puts out a 4K Collector's Edition of this!!! This commentary is just plain awesome, hope that's included! Romero's first four DEAD films are together my Top Favorite Film Series of All Time!
This is amazing! I watched the other commentary with Tom Savini on this channel and I was wanting to hear more when it was done. Then I see this Cannes cut commentary which allows us to enjoy it again with new stories. That other commentary was amazing and they were communicating with old chat rooms.
Next to day of the dead, second favorite movie
This film has inspired me to make my own zombie movie!!! I love this film so much!!!
This commentary is from the Elite Entertainment laserdisc. I don’t know why it’s never been ported over to later releases. Both the Anchor Bay DVD box set and the Second Sight 4K box set only have a Richard Rubinstein commentary on the Cannes cut and a different commentary with George, Chris and Tom on the theatrical cut.
opening scene is great. pulls you straight into the chaos. films usually have a slow build up but this flys straight out the gate.
Holy $#!+!! I wanted to buy a Laserdisc player just to hear this AC. Always figured everyone's memories of Dawn would be the most fresh on this particular track.
Thank you so much!
In Argento's cut, when the SWAT and soldiers knock in the barricaded door, there is an added moment where the cops/soldiers try to see what's in the room before all the hands reach through the boards and tear down the barricade. I noticed there are many subtle additions in the Argento cut, along with a different musical score.
Thank you for posting this. I'm revisting the commentary while at work today.
This is the most amazing thing I've ever seen. I learned so much. I had no idea that lady was miss Molly from Romper room
Love this movie wow. This was like the top of the genre. Used to have the VHS as a kid. Nothing like it (until nowadays), every single zombie movie or show is just this
Exactly. Romero wrote the book on the modern zombie genre.
Modern horror films wish they were Dawn 😂
@@davidhudson1711 You couldn't make it today even if you tried.
Thanks for posting this, was great to watch with the commentary
Good find. This is amazing.
A treasure.
Setting up their little safe room is the best part
The zombie extras were paid with pizza and beer.
and weed
Thanks for sharing. This is a nice getaway from the daily grind, absolute delight. ❤
I love the origional the most. The remake is pretty good too, but too polished. The effects are amazing though. It always seems that it doesn't get really gory until Tom Savini appears. Lol! Great story and a great film. I could never get tired of rewatching it. This is my second time today!
omg thank you for this, I love this movie!
I remeber seeing a trailer for this in a video rental shop when i was very little. I was absolutely terrified.
I don't know if it's the best film ever, I'm not even into horror movies that much, but I remember watching this late night on TV as a young teenager in the early 90s and the film just crawled up my spine and into my brain. I think the thing that freaked me out the most was the opening where it's this mish-mash chaos, with people slinking away out of the studio as confused people argue and the city begins to fall. It was the first time I'd seen horror done this way, in an almost documentary fashion, and the way the music keeps fading in and out... wow. I was just utterly mesmerised. It set a tone and everything after just felt bizarrely nightmarishly real. The film lived rent-free in my head for a long time through my teens.
Thanks for the video.
This is pure gold!!
I had this on VHS it came with the directors cut of the movie
I think I had a version with two VHS tapes, about 30 years ago before DVDs etc.
I saw this film in a Philadelphia movie theatre in 1978. It was so horrific that we had to laugh nervously.
Tom says “the techniques (for the special effects) we used were so primitive” but I think that’s the charm of the movie. So much inventive, innovative ideas, creativity and just amateur filmmaking is so unique and special compared to most movies now with big budget special effects and CGI. The film doesn’t seem corporate, it seems very intimate and like a community was behind it, a community of friends, family and good people, as opposed to big Hollywood big wigs.
Exactly
Loved all the dead movies; just watched this before listening to the commentary.
Funny hearing George talk about not remembering his own movie. I remember everything on this movie lol.
I met Tom Savini twice, he was awesome to meet
Well, the argument is finally over. Right at the end of the commentary George said Dawn of the dead is the best, his Faveorite & mine too!! ;)
This is awesome!!
15:10 ~ - I prefer the version with that beat of time and the confused staring inside before the zombies’ arms thrust out at ‘em.
That's the Argento Edit.
did the dead get to the TV station in dawn of the dead
Love this version . Gonk song is my favourite to
It's funny how they act to the prices of the items now we would love to have those prices 😂
From the night that Roger and Peter meet until Peter having to take Roger out when he turned how much time passed? The movie makes it seem like months when it was really only a week
Yeah pretty much. Not very long until things turned
I disagree with George the scenes of them enjoying the mall & arcade games is too long. I love it. I want more. I feel like we needed to see them enjoy the Mall & all its pleasures. Cause thats what viewers imagine life would be like stuck in a mall with full run of the place. Plus we want to see Roger having fun in his last couple of days alive. I also dont care that the zombies change color under different lights. Also I want my horror blood to be RED. Thats what we imagine blood to be like & we dont care about realism. Brown blood is not great for horror fantasies. I feel they obsess over these technical things that viewers dont really notice unless theyre really anal. It should be a bit cartoonish. Most of the great horror classics are low budget. Its the heart(and art), passion & energy we love. And the characters. This film has awesome characters we root for.
Absolutely. George was always his own harshest critic. Most great artists are though. But I couldn’t agree more with you.
Probably the best zombie 🧟♂️ film ever .
No probably about it lol 👍👍
Love this ❤hearing there voices
A reminder about how people are like zombies today who can't leave the malls especially they believe they must have something they really don't other than the essentials. And the irony is most of the shopping malls in the United States are like ghost towns and graveyards.
The nurse zombie comes back from the dead twice, she was in the mall when they locked it up and killed all of zombies inside and she reappears after the biker gang breaks into the mall and lets all the outside zombies in
Sharon Cicatti as the Nurse Zombie is gold.
I can safely say i have watched this movie in all its variations over a hundred times maybe 200 this one i havent seen
I always love George a Romero
Loving ❤️
Awesome!! Is this on the upcoming 4K UHD remastered version releasing 01/31/2023?
Not that I am aware of.
What year did this version come out, sounds like pre land of the dead
@@BrianUSMC0311 this was recorded in the mid-90’s.
But why the bodies in the food freezer? It is what it is.
Best freaking zombie movie ever made ! Made with love, made with real work. Today's Hollywood and filmmaking all over the world should be ashamed. It went down the drain. This Christmas I'm playing a Doom II wad based on this movie, following the story. It's hilarious, it is called Doom Zombies Re-Animated.
GODZILLAと同じ帰巣本能があるスティーブン😂のラスト
At the 4:00 minute mark does anyone know who the police officer is? He kinda looks familiar but thanks for uploading this!❤
@ 2:17:08 that is exactly what I thought was happening the first time I saw Day of the Dead back in the 90s 😂
WOW!
HAR!!!
I thought that was Nada from They Live at 1:10:10
I love how George doesn't know the mix, he made his movie and accidentally it got better.
Does anybody know what laserdisc version of the movie this is?
Greatest film ever made
Absolutely.
2 of the best trilogies ever
2 Director's stoped after 3
2 Director's decided to bring their creations back
2 Life.
2 were named George?
the "stopped after 3" thing hasn't applied to either of them for decades.
Best film ever.. Agreed
"We got this by the ass"
38:07 beavis and butthead reference
Best zombie movie of all time 🧟♀️🧟🧟♂️
i like how it starts out with chaos and confusion, gets right into business, feels more realistic.. Day of the dead will always be my fav though
Watching the chaos & carnage in the mall Im thinking who the hell cleaned it all up before the mall opened the next morining? cause it all seems to be filmed on site. Like they said, they would never get permission to do this now. Malls were relatively new back then. Not as bogged down in legistics & insurance.
That’s actually a really good point that never gets talked about. The cleanup crew were definitely the real MVPs of that shoot. Haha
This film to me is what star wars films is to there fans....fuckin my fav film all my life...
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Awesome movie 🎦
What Racing Game is that in the ARCADE is that? I seen it when i was a kid but couldn't play it because i had no money. I have been searching for the name for over 40 YEARS.... TIMESTAMP OF GAME 1:34:05 any help at all THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!
The game is “F-1”
Thank you very VERY MUCH!!!!!!!! LEGEND@@alpharomero88
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Interesting. I was waiting to hear what Tom would say about 'The Chocolate Man' line and for a second or two, I thought he was going to talk over it but not Tom Savini!!
He's a Cool Ass M.Fer
And anyone cool enough to have a Cod Piece Gun, would not be concerned about offending people.
He was a Vietnam photographer and Lucky
to not be the type who goes into shell shock, when they returned.
I'd Love to see a Documentary about him.
Anyway, he said Ken Foree didn't like it, which is surprising. He's Joe Grizzly!! Bitch!! lol
and the use a shot early on, where the SWAT guys are waiting for the gang
to jump out. Maybe it was a pick up shot, 2nd unit.
Check out Smoke and Mirrors. It’s a really good documentary on Savini.
Imo. Other than 28 days later
This was the Best zombie movie made
WW Z, Day of the dead, Dawn of the dead remake, land of the dead....but 4 milfs vs. zombies is the best of all
This is the best Dawn of the Dead documentary ever made.
The zombie with the jacket that says "GILLIGAN" was my elementary gym school teacher.
Oh wow really?! What’s his name?
@@alpharomero88 Mr. Gilligan., yes like the character on TV, 100% for real.
@@martykarr7058 That's amazing! I wonder if he's aware of the popularity of Dawn? I know some folks who would be very interested in talking with him... 😉
@@alpharomero88 Don't even know if he's still alive. Remember, at the time it was filmed, he was at least in his 20s if not older.
Doinnggg
I can see why Anchor Bay opted to record a new commentary for the DVD box set. This one is dull and unfocused.
02:09:15 Wait, was that actually Andy Warhol?! I know he was a Pittsburgh native.
No but that would’ve been epic.