Land of the Dead
Director: George A. Romero
Actors: John Leguizamo, Asia Argento, Simon Baker
PlotYears after a zombie apocalypse has decimated the globe, humanity clings to survival in a fortified city. The city is a stark dichotomy of wealth and poverty, where the rich live in luxury in a towering skyscraper called Fiddler’s Green, while the poor struggle for survival on the streets, surrounded by electrified fences and a vast river. Ruled by a ruthless businessman, the city's safety relies on the efforts of mercenaries and scavengers who venture into zombie-infested territories to retrieve food and supplies.
Outside the city's relative safety, the zombies are evolving, showing signs of complex thought and social structure, led by a particularly intelligent zombie. This development poses a new threat to the city's fragile peace. Inside, discontent grows among the city's lower class, who are tired of the inequality and harsh living conditions. Meanwhile, a group of mercenaries, including a savvy and ambitious man disillusioned with the city’s elitism and an independent-minded woman, embark on a critical mission outside the walls. Their actions inadvertently ignite a series of events that could either lead to the city's salvation or its ultimate downfall, as external and internal threats converge.
Writers: George A. Romero
Release Date: 24 Jun 2005
Runtime: 93 min
Rating: R
Country: United States, Canada, France
Language: English, Spanish, Italian, Polish, French
Home Video Reviews
Scream Factory's 4K UHD release of 'Land of the Dead' impresses with its Dolby Vision visuals and Atmos audio, despite the film's mixed reception in Romero's legacy.
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Land of the Dead's Collector's Edition offers a solid upgrade with stellar audio and expansive extras, despite its hammy execution and mixed reviews. Highly recommended for genre aficionados.
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'Land of the Dead' is a mixed but worthy Romero zombie flick with decent Blu-ray enhancements.
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