Night of the Living Dead 3D

2006 "The Dead Will Never Look So Alive"
3.1| 1h20m| R| en| More Info
Released: 10 November 2006 Released
Producted By: Lux Digital Pictures
Country: United States of America
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Barricaded in a farmhouse, a woman and a collegian must contend with flesh-eating zombies and a malevolent mortician.

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Pluskylang Great Film overall
Fairaher The film makes a home in your brain and the only cure is to see it again.
Usamah Harvey The film's masterful storytelling did its job. The message was clear. No need to overdo.
Cody One of the best movies of the year! Incredible from the beginning to the end.
Realrockerhalloween Two remakes for the same film, each watering down the elements that made the original a master piece for a cheap knockoff.The original night of the living dead even plays on screen at certain points in the film to show how far along we are in each and adds humor by making a potheads believe a curse is upon them for watching this flick. I kid you not.Todd Farmer being the one dimensional character he portrayed as everyone else decided to do his own version and did nothing to improve on the other two in anyway.Bland atmosphere, dumb characters, an implausible reason for the dead to rise and an anticlimactic ending that doesn't leave any impact or make you think. Zoey sneaking out of the house to ease drop only to get attacked and the new Tom & Judy trying to drive away only to hit the has exploding when they easily could've avoided It.It doesn't follow any rhyme or reason like the characters having the same names from the movie, Johnny texting I'm coming to get you Barbara as a zombie or how the undertaker was able to keep his creations understand for so long.Even the special effects looks much worse with the zombies looking like regular humans with rabies.If you hadn't heard of it before there's a reason for that. It belongs buried in the five dollar bin at Wal- Mart.
Diane Ruth Brilliantly directed by Jeff Broadstreet and with a screenplay by the visionary George Romero himself, this features a magnificent utilization of 3D and the undead have never been more intensely depicted. This is nothing less than a truly majestic entry in the Dead Canon and no one who sees this will ever forget the haunting imagery of this film. The legendary Sid Haig gives a superb performance and the entire cast is uniformly excellent. This is not a remake but a re-imagining of the original groundbreaking masterpiece and it is a very lovely homage to that black and white landmark. Those who have studied the 1968 motion picture and hold that film sacred will find this 3D movie a stunning, incredibly exquisite tribute to mother ship film. The casual audience member will simply be astonished by the horror, the suspense, and overwhelming apocalyptic intensity that is Night of the Living Dead 3D.
FlashCallahan Barb and her brother Johnny arrive late for the burial of their aunt -- and walk straight into a nightmare,with zombies... Barb flees the cemetery and is rescued by Ben, a local college student. The two seek refuge in the nearby farmhouse, where the laid-back residents aren't remotely prepared to have their lives turn into a nightmare.....It's only an hour and fifteen minutes long and Sid Haig is int, so I thought to myself 'why not?'. Its short and it would be funny to spot where all the 3D should have been.It starts off okay, we have references to the original Romero version, and the zombie action kicks off almost instantly. And then there more references to the original, by way of showing the original on TVs scattered across the movie, and this continues throughout..The film soon becomes tiresome, very quickly. We get the usual trope characters, nudity for no good reason, and really poor performances.Even the 3D parts are pointless, as there are hardly any in the movie. One saving grace is that I didn't see it in 3D, that would have been the iceberg on the proverbial cake.Of all the Romero remakes and sequels, Day of The Dead 2009, and Survival of the Dead included, this has to be the worse one I've ever seen.Really pointless, and a waste of time, even at this short length.
Josh Myers (myrothe) This movie was absolutely terrible. Bad acting, bad special effects, ridiculous uninspired writing, truly an insult to legacy of Romero in every way.Not much more to be said, an embarrassing effort not even worthy of scifi channel status.Do yourself a favor and pass this weak effort by. I diddn't even want to finish it, but I did and I can honestly say it never gets any better.The only way to make this enjoyable would be to give it the Mystery Science Theater treatment, then it would be tolerable. No one in this movie was even slightly believable and had the combined acting depth of a puddle, INCLUDING their poster boy.