I'd like to live in a world where the FBI invests hundreds of agents worth of manpower and weeks of work just to find three missing civil rights activists.
Somebody show this film to Elon and DOGE, and maybe they'll finally cut police budgets.
I'd like to live in a world where the FBI invests hundreds of agents worth of manpower and weeks of work just to find three missing civil rights activists.
Somebody show this film to Elon and DOGE, and maybe they'll finally cut police budgets.
Really enjoyed this movie except that I felt like Didi himself kinda sucked. Kept making terrible decisions that seemed obviously to be the wrong ones. That was the only thing keeping my score lower than 4 stars. Then I read the reviews and realized I couldn’t connect with the character because I was a cool kid with friends during that time of my life.
Many people don't enjoy watching older films, especially in black and white, because they feel like it's visually "not as good" as other things they can enjoy. For me, this means the creators of the film had to be even more meticulous in the way they wrote, directed, shot, and edited the project to achieve their vision. That's why I feel Romero's genre-defining piece is an example of someone who's a master at his craft.
The zombies look like regular…