Boots To ReBoots: Dawn Of The Dead Remake

[@rodster6campingprepper]

I agree about zombies being able to run when they are freshly dead then slowing down the longer they are dead. Just as long as they aren't jumping around superhumanly (I'm looking at you WWZ).

[@koppsr]

i guess its always depending on personal perception. to me, slow zombies are terrifying, and menacing, because their robotic, krude movement underlines them being walking corpses in my eyes. and i TOTALLY agree, the "zombies" in WWZ were so ludicrous, i almost left the theater when they appeared the first time. but then again that movie is WWZ in name only so....

[@dr.decker3623]

agreed,.. zombies as described as dead things walking wouldn't be able to regenerate their tissues,.. so the runners would cramp after a while fall over,.. and end up being crawlers or limpers if they can get back up...

[@drstrangelove9525]

The Vault I've never seen the Dawn of the Dead remake, so I don't know how much time passes in the film, is it 2 days? a week? I feel that after a week the zombies should slow down

[@jakealter5504]

Dr Strangelove it takes place over the span of 20-30 days

[@DVincentW]

They seem like they were infected with a virus and still alive to an extent. Like 28 Days /Weeks Later kind of thing..The body decomposes fast, so the running excuse has no merit.

[@oren1305]

'Seems the only time they're dangerous is in large numbers..' "Like idiots". Too true, too true. Good review as always.

[@66cuda]

And republicans, libertarians, tea party members and hipsters

[@igorivanov299]

d. allen spencer Pathological projection. Democrats, BLM, Antifa are the mindless idiots.

[@zeedeejay242]

ANTIFA, only dangerous in numbers... Or libtards, only dangerous in numbers... I can keep going...

[@coyleigh2860]

@@66cuda GOOD GRIEF!!! MUST YOU BRING POLITICS INTO EVERYTHING? ITS VERY TIRESOME. BY THE WAY YOU ARE A MORON.

[@StormDatIsApproaching]

@@66cuda And liberals

[@thewhiteportugeuseisnotama9982]

CJ's redemption in this movie is one of the best, heart felt and genuinely authentic in cinema. CJ truly becomes a self sacrificing hero whose death affected me as I was watching the film. It is one of the aspects of Snyder's Dawn of the Dead I really like.

[@snooch1]

Agreed, I love when a character can redeem themselves, like Russel from The Crazies remake

[@karabartley]

Goddamn nursery school

[@allamericananti-christ666]

Pissed me off how the asshole who was already bit let him sacrifice himself instead of stepping up.

[@guyjperson]

My fave part of CJ's sacrifice is that he wasn't all noble and stoic about it. He did the right thing....but was sort of pissed off about it. He stayed the same character to the end.

[@guyjperson]

@@allamericananti-christ666 Hey. That's a good point. I attribute that to plot over character. Snyder wanted that reveal to be the big stinger at the end. But, absolutely right. If he was such a stand up guy, he'd have stayed to hold them off.

[@PSYCHOTRONICbrdcst]

I saw the original version at an all-nighter at the old Scala Cinema Club in London in late 1988, and I saw the remake at the movies in Copenhagen when it came out. You're absolutely right about the first 10 minutes, so awesome! And the Johnny CAsh song is one of thee best intro songs that I can think of. Good comparison video, Andy.

[@StitchedTogetherPictures]

Thank you!

[@leeannasloan2292]

Wow..London 1988, tell me more!! I remember watching the remake on vhs when I was a kid and it scared the shit out of me. Dead bodies walking around has always terrified me.

[@EvangalineRose]

Bravo on the ending credits. Playing "eat us" from Addams family while Savinni was devoured was hilarious.

[@jlogan2228]

To be fair in the remake they explained the reason they HAD to leave the mall is because they were running out of food and other supplies and decided they didn't want to wait around to just die a little later from starvation

[@jonsprong1842]

I don’t remember them ever mentioning running out of supplies. I only remember Anna saying “I don’t wanna die here”, and then being joined in that sentiment by a few others. I don’t remember food or supplies ever being mentioned.

[@Metro431]

@@jonsprong1842 Still it makes sense. The generators wouldn’t last forever and most of their non-perishable food would be junk food and candy.

[@IMANGRY217]

The "Down with the Sickness" cover is stuck in my head now

[@stefanfilipovits21]

Steven, Francine, and Roger?! I can’t believe I never realized the American Dad connection before

[@pearljam619]

Mind blown!

[@benjamintriplett3]

Omg me either.

[@seanMmaguire1]

I still wanna know how the NEIGHBOR's girl got into the house? Do these people not lock their doors at night?

[@frankg2790]

Doggy door.

[@seanMmaguire1]

A year late but I don't remember seeing a Dog or a Cat in their house. Then again it was filmed in Canada and nobody there locks their doors

[@alejandromolinac]

I think the person responding thought you meant the girl who goes into the gun shop store... she uses a doggy door to get in... the neighbor girl could had broken a window... left open sliding back door maybe? Anna gets into her car... the front door of the house is open...

[@daoyang6055]

They probably don't lock their doors. It's a nice suburb in Wisconsin. I've been there and people are fairly reserved and community friendly.

[@vincedunn9983]

Back in the day, rural America didn't lock their doors. Anymore, even those out in the middle of nowhere lock the doors!

[@nastynate4916]

I love the part in the original in the finally when Peter is escaping and the zombie (whom has been holding on to Roger’s M16 since the middle of the film when he took it) grabs Peter’s sniper rifle and he just looks at the M16 he was holding in the other hand and just drops it, like “i think I’ll take this one instead” and is just holding on to Peter’s gun now

[@bilwisss]

R.I.P. George A. Romero (1940-2017) zombies dont run.

[@viktorriquelme3735]

baashdi hobstocking how did you Know that the zombies doesn't run??

[@SamDeMonic]

@@viktorriquelme3735 its a rule romero made, they dont run, there's no animal zombies, and i forgot the 3rd

[@brandon17760]

@@SamDeMonic the third is no zombie children, as it's a cheap scare

[@zeedeejay242]

Maybe he isn't dead.... Maybe he was making a zombie bio pic from the eyes of a zombie.....

[@justinbel68]

Romero DIED WHEN HE WAS 37 YEARS OLD?!?!?!?

[@metaldad1967]

I wonder how much Disturbed made for them using Down With The Sickness...Lounge style and Normal edit?

[@DrummerJez86]

that is richard cheese doing the lounge version. great musician. does tons of cool shit

[@metaldad1967]

@@DrummerJez86 Did not know that. Cool!

[@DrummerJez86]

@@metaldad1967 dick cheese did slayer, guns and roses, alice in chains, slipknot, u2, pop bullshit, uses the lyrics and plays it lounge style

[@KenMabie]

probably not a cent .. its cheap as hell to license a cover of a song .. instead of the actual song from the band themselves .. the lounge style wasnt recorded by Disturbed .. so the group that did the lounge style payed the lowest price possible for the cover rights to the song .. so Disturbed made virtually nothing

[@dominiqueodom3099]

CJ attempt to save Tucker in the Sewer was when I felt he redeemed himself for me. Yea,he didn't succeed in saving him,but he tried. And when Tucker asked to get put down,it was out of Mercy which is a better fate then being a crippled zombie. MVP Power Play of the film for me.

[@johnmanning6587]

The remake introduced me to Johnny Cash, for which i am grateful :)

[@frankveeren]

Andy, as a new subscriber I must say you are very talented and smart. Your commentaries and witty observations are keen and entertaining but what really sets you aside in my opinion is the creative way in which you add "skits and side attractions" (sorry, I don't really know how to call them). Two good examples are "Good Andy and Bad Andy". These types of side stories you create are very entertaining and makes you stand out from all other channels with people starring at the camera while throwing everything they know about something and their opinions thereof. Your "skit" with Freddy Krueger and the ones from the Evil Dead reboot video are among my favorite. Keep it up, man. I can only imagine the amount of work required to do it but please don't let your videos become boring to watch. I already showed your videos to all my cinema fan friends and quality youtube content is getting harder and harder to come by. Cheers, man.

[@StitchedTogetherPictures]

Thank you very much for the kind words and for watching/sharing my videos :)

[@shadowman2192]

Your the best Andy!

[@commietube_censorship_sucks]

*You're

[@thornage2333]

I wish the shooting celebrity look alike Scenes was longer

[@Coffeebean1985]

It is such a pity you aren't better known, you are such an awesome movie critic, it annoys me to no end that I haven't discovered your channel earlier. You seriously should have more subscribers and be better known, your reviews are informative and so damn funny. :)

[@StitchedTogetherPictures]

Thanks for the kind words! Sharing the videos really helps new people discover the channel.

[@robogreek3157]

you act like this guy has 500 subs. Hes got over 50,000 just because somebody doesnt have a million does NOT mean they are not a successful youtuber. There are things out of his control. Just be glad that you were able to find this channel. Iv read over 50 comments similar to yours and you may not realize it but its INSULTING. Dont say shit like that. i wouldnt care if the guy had 10 subscribers or 10 million. hes entertaining and thats all that matters to me

[@dc1939]

​@@robogreek3157So true. Thanks for articulating what I think everytime I read these one of these bizarre npc comments

[@tylerskiss]

When they land on the island, they should have had them find a corpse with a huge wood splinter in her eye.

[@tylerskiss]

Yes! I wanted to reference the shark fight, but both parties seemed to "walk" away from that, so I figured the splinter in the eye was equally as memorable.

[@EnchantedTooWell]

Why?

[@tylerskiss]

@@EnchantedTooWell It isa reference to Fulci's Zombie, which takes place on an island. The two scenes people often remember from that film are zombie vs. shark and the splinter in the eye, so I chose the latter.

[@AllPureSkill]

Came across your video by accident & actually watched the entire thing, I loved your commentary & split personalities good editing & insight my man

[@Chicagocanine]

Thing I liked that you didn’t mention: the legless zombie in the remake who was actually played by an amputee; the ending of the first one with the end credits song and zombie noises as they wandered the mall.

[@6043231041]

I thought the ending where they showed zombies on the island meant we were going to get a sequel. Too bad we never did.

[@JohnDonovanYT]

BossAman Barrage Actually the sequel is called "Dead Island"...

[@jimmyk6783]

There was talk, but only talk.

[@coyleigh2860]

SOMETIMES, THERE IS NO NEED FOR A SEQUEL.

[@ethanpalmer5670]

They all died at the end

[@ayderla789]

@@coyleigh2860 just another remake in 10 years..

[@Merpmaster]

Definitely deserves more views. Awesome reviews and fun commentary. Subbed! :)

[@StitchedTogetherPictures]

+Merpmaster Thanks for watching and subscribing :)

[@BikiniDeathSquad]

Dawn of the Dead 2004: The first official genuine great modern remake.

[@cristinacorreia801]

The ring and the Texas Chainsaw massacre came first and were great remakes aswell

[@natecorwin4382]

Cristina Correia meh

[@deacongowan117]

Cristina Correia texas chainsaw remake sucked terribly.

[@sheabutter3260]

John Carpenter's "The Thing" and David Cronenberg's "The Fly" wanna have a word with you. They're are plenty more, too

[@lucid_gabe]

@@sheabutter3260 *modern* remakes

[@stuartgray2999]

Love Dawn of the dead 1978 and the remake this is your best video 🧟‍♀️🧟‍♂️

[@erikwilliams1562]

I swear I like all your videos but for some reason they’re gone. Oh well just gives me a chance to like them again!!

[@BigDLiquor]

I'm glad I'm not the only one that sees a reoccurance of Ving Rhyames and shotguns.

[@zackthompson3731]

Bro how do you not have more subscribers?!?! Your videos are so entertaining!

[@55bueller]

Dude I've come to absolutely love you and your videos!

[@Dim4323]

I like how you discuss the auditions and subtraction to what work and didn't work

[@TheSouthsboy14]

Subscribed. Awesome videos mate. 10/10! Keep up the great work.

[@StitchedTogetherPictures]

Thanks for watching and subscribing!

[@ToxicMonster5]

I really like the original and I like the remake, it's one of the few instances where I like both. However I like these two films for different reasons. The original, mostly for the chills it gives me close to the end when zombie fly boy remembers how to get back to their safe house, that still creeps me out. The remake i like for the better effects on the zombies. granted those are just a single reason for both films just as examples.

[@Ballantrae25]

10 years and still kicking! Brilliant! 🤟

[@TrenchMan93]

RIP George Romero! Gone and will never be forgotten!

[@TheLoboFairchild]

Just recently found your channel, I like your style dude, you have a new subscriber. I'm even watching reviews of movies I have no interest in seeing, just for your humour.

[@StitchedTogetherPictures]

Thank you! I'm glad you dig the reviews.

[@coyleigh2860]

I DO THE SAME.

[@MisterRlGHT]

The two key differences between the versions: 1) 1978 is a fine horror film with some nifty action sequences, while 2004 is a fine action movie with some nifty horror scenes; and 2) slow1978 zombies are scary cuz they're stupid & soulless & the possibility of you or a loved one becoming like that is horrible to contemplate, while fast 2004 zombies are scary cuz they can abruptly stop your fav character from reaching the next videogame level. (And just how DO the fast ones take in enough calories for all that energetic activity? They obviously eat only a few nibbles of any given human's flesh, since most every victim remains intact enough to change into yet another fast zombie with endless hypercharged physical capability despite no visible source of metabolic fuel. These goons sneak a Red Bull Big Gulp whenever ain't nobody looking or wha? Hrmm....) Loathe 95+% of horror remakes yet find myself growing hooked on this channel - thoughtful, skilled workmanship and writing, plus loads of heart to boot = all-around excellent fun shit. Respect, brother.

[@theking-nz1ut]

I love the original dawn of the dead ( my favourite zombie movie ) the remake was also good. One of the better remakes. 👍👍👍

[@shaterlemming2549]

Gotta agree when the opening to the remake scared me so much as a kid that is has stuck with me to this day.

[@evildoughboy7773]

I've always loved the A-Team theme music for Peter in the original.

[@Dontpostdumbcomments]

I think CJ is my favorite, he has an actual arc. He’s only concerned about him self by the end he sacrifices himself for the group. He turns into such a good character he’s badass and an ass but then he’s a badass good guy

[@daoyang223]

I think you're wrong. CJ is a good guy. He was only afraid for him and his buddies because he's not sure if Anna and Kenneth and them are good people. He locks them up and only lets them out when he deems it safe to (also he took their guns). In the end he knew they were good people. CJ was always a team player, he's just not willing to die in vain aka die for a group of assholes who was gonna turn on him anyways.

[@davebooshty299]

in the Dawn of , remakeish's extended version in the beginning we get to see the lead actress a tad more at her work and a tad more with her and the Neighborgirl in the street too before going home. Which is extra cool.

[@lobodesade5815]

I fucking love your videos man, I know I have commented this before, but your humour just resonates with me. If you're ever in Dublin, Ireland give us a buzz and we will go out and drop some acid, or if you're not into the psychedelics then we will just take some mdma or something and fuck around in a golf course just because......I love golf courses on drugs. If you're not the drug type then we will just go for a beer, but I hate alcohol. And I noticed I'm ranting. Keep up the good work, your channel will explode before you know it, out of all the reviewers on KZbin you actually put more effort into your videos so I see an ocean of subscribers coming your way. I never really comment on social media but I felt compelled to, when I see creativity I always feel compelled to comment upon it because as an artist it takes time and effort to complete projects buy they're always worth it in the end, so I know what it's like to have a creative mind, I know the struggles and I know that feeling of accomplishment when you finally finish what you're working on. Congrats.

[@pearljam619]

While in Lockdown 3 I’m rewatching all your videos and they are just as good second/third time round. You’re a legend Andy, Andy and Andy!

[@TheAutistWhisperer]

Day of the Dead is underrated. I enjoyed this remake, it actually did something new.

[@BrendanSlob]

I loved Day as well. The remake was FUCKING AWFUL. Had Rhames in it too.

[@elmascavidal1797]

Day of the dead 💀 was trash 🗑

[@jokerz7936]

Day of the Dead (1985) was fantastic and Dawn of the Dead (1978) is one of my favorite films. I'm not a big Snyder fan but I do like his remake for the reason you said like all good remakes they took the concept and did their own thing.

[@guyjperson]

Day is easily my least fave of the Orig Trig. I like it well enough, but much of it screams low budg. And the casting suuuuuuucks. Lori Cardille is great. Rhodes is great. I might give Frankenstein a pass (but he was really just carried over from The Crazies, and ain't great) But every other character is miscast.....Wait, wait...I liked the Jamaican chopper pilot

[@dawnofthedunk]

"shit rolls downhill" my fave line from the remake.

[@HorrorAddictsTV]

Great video! I'm a huge fan of this remake and was glad to see it spared the boot.

[@chiefmac88]

Dawn of the Dead 1978 is one of my favorite movies ever. I also hate remakes. Yet this remake was pretty good.

[@Misace2500]

There was a 6 minute ad on this video, didn't skip it, hope it helps Andy 🙂

[@blancacantu977]

First off, you did a great job with this video. I think both movies were great in their own way. And I know had George got the money he wanted for his original Dawn of the Dead, it probably would have been the greatest horror movie of all time.

[@roguesheep1747]

Night of the living dead 1990 directed by Tom Savini is worth a mention ,

[@richdee6667]

I think Michael was the biggest asshole in the remake- why didn't he stay behind at the end instead of CJ? He makes CJs death meaningless

[@jakealter5504]

Rich Dee I’d disagree, Steve was by far the biggest asshole in the movie

[@EnchantedTooWell]

I don’t think he was an asshole I think he just wanted to say his goodbyes before killing him self

[@80sMoviesRule1]

🥰 Andy named Frankenstein’s monster Boris 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🤣🤣

[@MarioGamepro]

This was my first zombie movie when I was a kid and I'm a fan and expert ever since :)

[@daoyang6055]

I think Ving Rhames is a zombie fanatic. He did more than a few zombies film.

[@g.b569]

R.I.P. George A Romaro!!

[@coyleigh2860]

*Romero

[@Justmyhandle]

Here are my personal opinions on Andy's review, feedback is welcome: 1. Characters- I actually think it was more realistic to develop the characters by letting their actions define them more than their dialogue. It prioritizes telling the story through the experience itself (The intro in particular sets up this tone well), because that's closer to how a group of strangers in a disaster scenario would likely act. They wouldn't spend the majority of their time socializing. They would focus on survival, safety, sanity, and planning their next move to get out of this situation. When they realize there's no help coming, they simmer down into a mundane imitation of everyday life similarly to the original. However, they also appreciate things more rather than perpetuating the metaphor of consumerism, something zombies already symbolize. The remake's style and narrative are more about showing than telling, which the original arguably neglected through too much talking. 2. Zombies- Considering the influence of 28 Days Later, which is in some respects the "British Dawn of the Dead", it's no surprise today why the remake modernized zombies similarly. It can also be considered inspiration for the more intimidating "virus" premise of recent years replacing vague supernatural causes. This break from the traditional Living Dead actually played a substantial role in the revival of zombie media in the later 2000's, a big contributor being video games. Having said that, I agree that freshly turned zombies being able to run but slowing down over time as they rot would have made more sense. 3. Plot- The original's ending would have been more provocative, to me, if Peter had escaped with Francine only to be revealed hiding a small bite but silently debating whether to tell her. I totally agree that the remake would have given more logical incentive to leave the mall if it had been attacked by other survivors such as the truck group Ana and company helped inside the mall out of concern. The irony when they later turned on them would have been palpable. I don't know if making C.J. the villain would have been smart, simply because it would have been too obvious, but Michael or Glen making decisions that gradually unhinge them over time would have had potential for an impacting twist. Imagine Michael of all people killing Kenneth out of survival, going insane, and then obsessing over Ana after she refused his advances? How many would have called that from the start? 4. Message- While I agree that the remake doesn't modernize Romero's moral effectively, I don't think it needed to. Yes, it has little in common with the original apart from the title and references, but perhaps that was the point all along. As Andy said, both films are a reflection of their time, the original's being consumerism. You could argue that 2004's version comments more on how unprepared we are for disaster, how quickly reality can turn on us, and how little thought we sometimes give to our future until after it's taken from us (Perhaps alluding to post- 9/11). Again, the intro plays well to this because it offers those exact feelings from the characters' perspectives, especially Ana in dealing with her sudden loss and Andre contemplating being a father. Overall, both films are exceptional in their own right, each taking its own direction and ultimately standing out more for it.

[@DC-tt6zc]

Keith Point three makes me glad you're not a screenwriter.

[@BBBHuey]

I liked the remake on account that it scared me more than the original. I only had two problems with it. While the idea of running zombies was a nice touch, the zombies still run after days and weeks of being in decay, which only made it too confusing (even World War Z suffers the same problem). And they seemed to only feast on human flesh and ONLY human flesh. Animal flesh, like dog, is ignored for unknown reasons.

[@MisterRlGHT]

Do yourself a HUGE favor -- read the brilliant novel World War Z by Max Brooks and erase the barely related movie from your memory. No shit, the screenwriter looked at the novel's cover painting & then wrote the movie "adaptation" without ever opening the book or even reading the description on the back. I am not kidding. What sucks even more is how the movie sucked up so much Hollywood oxygen, it'll be many years before anybody mounts another crack at adapting it (tho ideally based on the actual novel next time). Seriously, friends, the Bradz Pittz character coulda just boarded that fucking transport plane with his team and then sat on the tarmac for half an hour or so while he and his Hindoo pal worked out that exact same solution, thus reclaiming those other 2 hours of CGI busywork for every one of us to spend in worthier ways. Sheesh.

[@BBBHuey]

MisterRlGHT Already have the book :)

[@jhhone]

@@MisterRlGHT Max Brooks should have sued the filmmakers! I guess he was too busy counting the money!

[@Khenfu_Cake]

@@jhhone Actually authors rarely get that much money from film adaptions, usually because they don't understand how the film industry works on a financial level, and end up being screwed over in the contracts they sign. F.ex they often sign a deal that gives them a certain percentage of the net profit (movies technically don't make much money, at least not in net profit, due to various accounting loop holes meant to avoid paying certain taxes etc.) instead of the gross profit which is what they should have demanded. Now I don't know if Max Brooks made a good deal or not, but depending on the contract he signed with the film studio it's not entirely a given he got rich off of it.

[@Amber_xo_133]

Although he had strong reservations about some elements, George A. Romero professed to be surprisingly impressed with the film. The two zombies with missing limbs (the jogger missing an arm and the legless zombie in the parking garage) were both played by actual amputees. The same thing was done for one of the first zombies seen in the original Dawn of the Dead (1978) While they are stocking up on ammunition in the gun store, the music from the gun store in the original film can be heard playing very lightly in the background. Zack Snyder said that the reason his zombies run at full speed is because he wanted to avoid the inherent comic impression given by slow, shuffling undead. The same technique was used to show the Infected in 28 Days Later... (2002), which was a direct inspiration for this film. Universal significantly slashed the film's budget after the failure of House of the Dead (2003), fearing there was no public appetite for zombie movies. Most of the zombie makeup was modeled after real and gruesome forensic photos. Zack Snyder's feature film directorial debut. According to director Zack Snyder, Starbucks Coffee refused to be featured in the film. Heather Langenkamp, who played Nancy in the Nightmare on Elm Street series was a member of the production crew on this film. The cause of the dead returning to life is not completely explained in the film. On the back of the DVD box, it is said to be a virus. The end credits footage on the dock was shot in a "lake" area on the Universal Studio Tour. David Cronenberg's sister, Denise Cronenberg, was the costume designer on this film. The zombie baby scene was originally going to portray the baby killing the mother. It was altered due to its graphic nature. The movie takes place in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. At the end, the characters take a boat into what is assumed to be Lake Michigan. They go to an island that has tropical trees on it, in Lake Michigan. They painted Bruce Bohne ribs, to make him look scrawnier and hungrier. Though it was never specified in the movie, the character of Glen (R.D. Reid) supposedly died of a broken neck. The first scene in the basement finishes when Michael burns the zombies with fuel from the gas station and CJ's lighter. This is a reference to a similar scene in George A. Romero's Night of the Living Dead (1968). The ending of the movie continues throughout the credits by a series of brief video clips.

[@LORDVOLCOS]

The Remakes reason for leaving the mall of what I can figure is the question of what is life? Is life just Surviving where you wake up eat when you're hungry walk around and then sleep? cause thats technically what the Zombies are doing.

[@TheLoboFairchild]

Except zombies don't sleep. I get your point though, it's a very good point. There is merely existing, then there is life, and when you look at modern society most people just exist without living.

[@excelents]

So Roger, Francene and Stephen (Steve) so "American Dad" characters then.

[@jemofthe80s18]

Holy crap...why am I just now thinking of that when I watch that show all the time?! Wow...and to think they haven't taken complete advantage of that for a DOTD Halloween episode!

[@joshburns4863]

Interesting to see how much your channel has changed over the years

[@Hexagoth]

I love your review videos ^_^. Thanks for spending the time and effort to make them for us! I'm trying to get everyone I know to watch and appreciate them. I watched through all of them and I really dig the story you put into it that carries over to other "episodes." My girlfriend and I both agree that you would probably make an awesome horror movie if you had the budget!

[@StitchedTogetherPictures]

+SymbolicDatura Thanks so much for watching, commenting and sharing. It keeps me going :)

[@andrewsernoskie2730]

Fun fact: my step mom was one of the many zombie extras in the bus scene closer to the end of the movie

[@StitchedTogetherPictures]

Nice :)

[@Ridders-yh4nf]

Excellent video on my favourite zombie movie, you got yourself a new subscriber

[@MulletSuperman]

I can at least say this film was better than Zack Snyder's latest zombie movie, Army of the Dead.

[@plaguedoctormasque8089]

Where have you been dude? I missed you welcome back!!!!

[@NickElliott-dv8vn]

Sorry Andy its NZ Nick here i ended up losing my account and couldnt recover it sadly...Thankyou Jake (My 3 year old son) Anyway im having a blast recapping all of these from scratch so its not all bad i just wanted to let you know. Massive respect as always 🤘

[@theuglykwan]

The grey face paint made them iconic. So it worked out in the end.

[@cnashford2]

That transition at 12:15-12:28 was amazing! 🤩

[@nooneofimportance2110]

You're slow-mo sequence, that the first time you ate Indian food?

[@101019888Drew]

I have subbed and will be sharing this video very good review like the show a lot.

[@StitchedTogetherPictures]

Thanks!

[@randomfools808]

Wow I've seen the remake like 20 times through the years and had no idea James Gunn wrote it. That might explain why it's one of the few Zach Snyder movies I love. Another thing that was so good here was the song selection. This is by far one of the best remakes in existence. And that slow motion clip of Andy having explosive diarrhea is what Snyder did to the DC universe.

[@zeedeejay242]

Is this before or after the fake sexual assault????

[@GrimmFokko]

the secret tape in the bonus in the director's cut was one of my favorite parts of the movie more info on Andy, sweet!!! :^

[@H3len50]

Fantastic review sir.

[@StitchedTogetherPictures]

Thank you

[@Nestalgba92023]

StitchedTogetherPics What about Fantastic 4 B2RB?

[@thewhiteportugeuseisnotama9982]

I prefer the remake, although the original was really innovative and did seem to ask questions of the audience...

[@only257]

The White Portugeuse is not a man original was better👻

[@jakealter5504]

only257 depends on what you like in a movie, the original is the better overall movie but the remake is better in the horror/action department and has the better zombie effects (seriously, the zombies from the original look like crap by comparison)

[@jakealter5504]

@Dies Irea I’m not a Karen

[@Musicvato1972]

I just subscribed! I love the review and the comic relief. Cool, shit..

[@StitchedTogetherPictures]

Thanks for watching and subscribing!

[@meckleboy]

OMG too funny I was listening to this while driving so I wasn't actually watching who was speaking. Just looked and saw that you are dressed as the main character from Nightmare Creatures 2. Great job

[@mediaultra3178]

I love the island in the ending as it’s a nice reference to Zombi 2

[@guyjperson]

Looking back on these early ones is interesting. Your humour is still there, but Good Andy is just so calm in his delivery.

[@loki_l_1380]

I try and picture the running thing with the rotting corpses as something more supernatural. Because think about the saying, "When there is no more room in hell, the dead will walk the earth." I know that this was from the original but I think that there is something more to it in this film. Based on the zombies in the remake and how they can still run even after they are decaying to me, means that they aren't just some virus, they are supernatural in a way. It adds another oddly creepy aspect to this movie, and the Original films in general. That maybe god is punishing mankind because he is not happy with how humans have treated not only the planet, but each other. Or maybe it actually means that there is no more room in hell. lol kinda silly and strange but yet again, also weird and creepy to think about. XD Anyway, great review, I love this film.

[@jimm9846]

Dude your awesome. Wish i would have seen these when you started em. Just stumbled on it recently. AWESOME!

[@commietube_censorship_sucks]

*you're

[@RaceWithDevil1]

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[@cornsandwich1195]

11:56 is that Adam conover?

[@flotv6276]

Forever wishing for a Sequel (Dawn of the Dead 2004)

[@ericw5529]

Same, j sh there’d be a sequel

[@flotv6276]

@@ericw5529 no waaaaaaaayyyyyy!!!!!!?

[@ericw5529]

Wish* don’t know why that sent whatever that was

[@matthewwynne939]

Talking about this film having too many zombie movie tropes, wouldn't having made CJ (or some other faction) the human antagonist just been one more trope that the movie would have borrowed from? I actually thought CJ had one of the best movie redemption arcs. Personally, I'm tired of the whole "humans are the real monsters, not the zombies" way things work out in a lot of movies, which is probably why I was always such a huge fan of 'Return of the Living Dead' where characters of different types come together.

[@MikeD974]

i love both versions of this movie

[@HorrorShowEntertainment]

I can't stop watching your videos for some reason.... I've watched at least half of them and I will watch them all....I was wondering if you could do a boots to reboots of Piranha 3D?

[@StitchedTogetherPictures]

+Brian Gatto Thanks! Piranha is on the list.

[@HorrorShowEntertainment]

+StitchedTogetherPics no problem and awesome 😀

[@ninjaflamewolf1619]

Actually when I hear zombies I think of the original night of the living dead or return of the living dead

[@drigodamus]

One of my favorite zombie flicks! 🧟‍♂️ Happy Halloween 🎃 2021!

[@cjgonzilla7676]

Awesome review as always, man!! Cheers!!!!

[@StitchedTogetherPictures]

+Chris Gonzales Thanks!

[@mhaze210]

Dawn of the Dead was ahead of it's time when it comes to Consumerism. Plus the fact that it's a Zombie movie from the Zombie Godfather himself George A. Romero literally makes the CLASSIC Dawn of the Dead a 10/10 film for me. I love it that much. Renting it on VHS when I was a kid made me forever look at Malls as a "Safe House" for a Zombie Apocalypse. Setting the film in a Mall was Genius. I was so excited to see the remake of Dawn of the Dead. I got friends who I watched the original with to see the Remake as soon as it hit theaters... and I was bummed the first time to be honest. Something felt off... and it wasn't the Fast Zombies which I already had seen in 28 Days Later. I couldn't figure it out the 1st time... however I saw it a 2nd time in theaters and enjoyed it a lot more. I liked it as an action movie. When I re-watched the original Dawn of the Dead after seeing the Remake, it became clear what I loved about the classic.. THE ATMOSPHERE... THE CHARACTERS... THE DIRECTION... THE MUSIC. The original just had that cold Fall / Winter feel to it (they filmed in the Mall during Christmas break). The overcast skies mixed with Goblin's score just really worked for me. Also it focused on 4 Characters (which is why games like Left 4 Dead folllow that pattern). It was cool seeing them try to work together, and they seemed proud when they did something right, and boosted eachother's morale. Like when Flyboy did his research on the Mall's layout and showed Peter and Roger the ducts on the map... "I think it will work. You found it Flyboy" Peter tells Steven. SEE... I can actually remember the names from the orgiinal. I don't remember ONE NAME from the Remake. Not saying it's a bad movie. I appreciate Zack Snyder's love for Dawn of the Dead, and he even had really good cameos from the original actors. ALSO I think it's Zack Snyder's best movie and highly entertaining popcorn flick... it just didn't do anything for me. It made me feel nothing.

[@scotthurst5742]

Mark Hazleton as a modern horror movie, Snyder's DOTD is brilliant I think. But zombie movies have changed so much in the past decade that its really hard to compare the two - take Snyder's film for what it is and don't compare it to Romero's classic and you'll be able to get something out of it

[@coyleigh2860]

SHEESH... WHY DON'T YOU JUST WRITE A FUCKING NOVEL NEXT TIME!!!

[@theunknownyoutuber8334]

Rule 1 in the zombie apocalypse either go alone or in a group of no more than 4 and no one must be related because if one dies the other becomes broken and puts the group at risk

[@scottieman2]

I agree have CJ be the bad guy then maybe still sacrifice himself at the end after learning his lesson.

[@Midnightblue45]

I hate it when they reboot movies especially the good ones

[@erikwilliams1562]

wow I still love the remake. how did Snyder go so bad soooooo fast?

[@Piecar]

Shit. (which is funny because of where I froze this) This came up randomly on my feed. What a great review and interesting format. I'm in. Nice job.

[@scottieman2]

I do like the CJ character as he is good or bad. But agree he and the other guy could have been the bad guys. And when CJ dies could have been his way of redemption. Like they had to take him cause he had the keys to the boat or knew the name of it.

[@criticalanarchist5533]

scottieman2 - CJ could have been this crazy mall guard who takes boundaries on his turf seriously. In the movie he fould have done something that jeopardizes the main characters of the story, like being responsible for swamping the mall with zombies after he is locked up by said main characters. Would have been a better reason to leave the mall.

[@tavila]

Do you have any plans to do the crazies remake?

[@jakealter5504]

NowherePhotp I really hope he does, it would be a case of the original getting the boot over the remake

[@jakealter5504]

No Name that’s an option, you’re entitled to yours and I am to mine

[@jakealter5504]

walker jfs no, it doesn’t

[@jacktorrance6404]

To me it's more of a reboot as opposed to a remake. Zombies and a shopping mall, that's really the only thing these two have in common.

[@arcyfatale]

Great creative review.