Army of the Dead

Day 22 of #Junesploitation 2021 - Zombies! Tiger zombies and horse zombies and robot zombies, Oh my! Maybe Snyder shouldn’t be the DP. He needs someone to help with the camera lenses. Needle drops galore! Zombie, really? I love the posters! --- Zack Snyders Army of the Dead er en ganske underholdende zombieheist film, men det lider af at det er Zack Snyder, der har en smule storhedsvanvid. Måske skulle han ikke have Instrueret, skrevet og fotograferet filmen. Især bør han ikke være fotograf, for filmen har nogle problemer visuelt. Især fordi han ikke helt har sat sig ind I, hvordan hans vintage linser egentlig fungerer. Så alle scenerne er mere eller mindre ude af fokus, og det ender med at se raderlig ud. Men gør det så meget når vi nu bare skal se en masse zombie blive nakket? Der er flere ret fede sekvenser I filmen. Især er jeg glad for hele sekvensen, hvor de prøver at bryde ind I bankboksen. Den er superfed, og giver os smagen a fed timeloop film, der

This film should have been a lot more fun than it was. I say with no hint of irony that Leprochaun 3 uses Las Vegas far more creatively than this film. Considering the film is set in Vegas it doesn't take advantage of the theatres and casinos in terms of set pieces and doesn't take advantage of the 'aestetics' (save one Elvis impersonator in the title sequence and one zombie tiger). It doesn't help that there isn't much of an emotional connection to anything in this film. Considering the lack of characterisation I'm not sure Dave Bautista is the best actor to use in the context of this film as he plays the role rather seriously compared to an Arnold Schwarzenegger type but is too unbelievable an entity to take seriously. The side characters aren't terribly compelling either and in the case of Ludwig are actively annoying. Moreover, this film lacks any sort of interesting social commentary compared to other zombie films such as 28 Days Later or Night of the Living Dead. Snyder gives