Chicago TribuneRomero's movie was both scary and satiric, but this reprise, directed by British TV-ad wiz Zack Snyder, is neither.
Entertainment WeeklySnyder, making a killer feature debut, trades homemade cheesiness for knowing style, revels in the sophistication of modern ...
Box Office MagazineThe good news for fans of the mindless flesh-eaters is that the reworked Dawn, while a far more generic piece of entertainme...
The New York Times Good zombie fun, the remake of George A. Romero's Dawn of the Dead is the best proof in ages that cannibalizing old material...
USA TodayA soulless but speedy redo of George A. Romero's two-hour-plus 1979 original about a mall and flesh-eating zombies.
Chicago Sun-TimesDawn of the Dead works and it delivers just about what you expect when you buy your ticket.
The Boston GlobeFew of the original movie's political and philosophical preoccupations (abortion, capitalism, patriotism, individualism) rem...
New York Daily NewsThe joke isn't fresh, but it holds up well in this crackling remake of George Romero's 1978 sequel to Night of the Living De...
San Francisco ChronicleIt's silly, witty and good-natured, not scary so much as icky, and not horrifying or horrible but consistently amusing.
VarietyWhereas the resonance of Romero's film (and of 28 Days Later) derived from its ability to involve auds emotionally with a fe...
Film ThreatThe kind of joyous horror-viewing experience where you yell at the screen and cheer for the victims and the zombies with equ...
The Austin ChronicleSnyder's film isn't likely to be considered a classic 20 years down the road like Romero's film is, but it's a winningly ext...
The GuardianThis one has more pyrotechnical gore, better acting, slicker direction but very few moments when it is scary at all.
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Partial Film Information
Director: Zack Snyder
Writer: James Gunn
Studio: Universal Pictures
Cast: Sarah Polley, Ving Rhames, Jake Weber
Release: March 19, 2004
Writer: James Gunn
Studio: Universal Pictures
Cast: Sarah Polley, Ving Rhames, Jake Weber
Release: March 19, 2004
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