Director:
Burr SteersGuión:
Burr SteersCámara:
Remi AdefarasinMúsica:
Fernando VelázquezReparto:
Lily James, Sam Riley, Douglas Booth, Suki Waterhouse, Jack Huston, Bella Heathcote, Charles Dance, Matt Smith, Emma Greenwell, Aisling Loftus, Lena Headey (más)Streaming (3)
Sinopsis(1)
Una misteriosa plaga se ha propagado en la Inglaterra del siglo XIX, el país está invadido por no-muertos y Elizabeth Bennet es una experta en artes marciales y el manejo de las armas. Dejando a un lado los prejuicios personales y sociales, Elizabeth y Mr. Darcy deben unirse en el sangriento campo de batalla para librar al país de la amenaza zombi y descubrir el verdadero amor que sienten el uno por el otro. (Tripictures)
(más)Reseñas (7)
Si esto alienta al menos a una parte de los jóvenes a leer literatura clásica, no me ofende en absoluto esta idea de zombies. Verifiqué esto con mi mamá, quien leyó y vio la versión clásica innumerables veces, y cómo esta adaptación difiere de la original y los autores no se pasaron demasiado, aunque por supuesto tuvieron que adaptar la trama de alguna manera. Y luego, todo mi respeto, no es precisamente una combinación fácil: algunos combates entre Drácula, Frankenstein y zombis serían mucho más sencillos y coherentes. Lily James está para comérsela como siempre.
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Once upon a time, Jane Austen met George Romero, and out of this emerged an interesting crossover, which benefits the most from nice, steampunk locations but on the other hand, completely collapses when it comes to storyline and especially humor. Too bad, too bad…
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I enjoyed the trailer, but the film is a bad joke. Those who were expecting a pumped up action brutal ride driven by a historical theme like me will be disappointed, instead you get a lot of romance, tarted-up actors and actresses, mediocre sets, naive behaviour of all involved, together with a a slower pace, minimum action and no blood or nudity. The opening 30 minutes are good, after that I struggled until the end. Ladies might like it, but I don't recommend it to men. Story 5/10, Atmosphere 4/10, Gore 0/10, Visuals 5/10, Action 3/10, Suspense 4/10,Humor 2/10. Entertainment 4/10. 35%.
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Such a great sacrilege and not only because of that, but also such great fun. The romantic storyline is so strong in nature that it manages to move you, and on the other hand, the action storyline is sufficiently absurd and visually attractive that, in combination with the bombastic soundtrack by Fernando Velázquez, it works almost just as well. Moreover, when the annoying Mr. Collins, who is always present in the original or previous adaptations, is added to the mix, and Matt Smith elevates him with his rubber face and playful grimaces to irresistibly selfish naiveté, I must almost applaud. It's not perfect fun, but unexpectedly unfailing romantic adventure, definitely a yes.
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I was very pleased to see that the script is not an outright parody of Jane Austen, but actually considers how the plot of “Pride and Prejudice” might unfold during a zombie pandemic. So the story of the Bennet sisters, Mr. (Colonel!) Darcy and co. actually remained serious, "only" there is more blood, brains, dead and especially undead. Yes, it's mostly goofy fun, but not stupid.
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I’ve heard so much negative criticism about this film that I was almost starting to believe it would be as bad as everyone had said. Having seen it, I have to say I enjoyed it a lot. What I liked most was how it managed to keep the original basic storyline in such a wacky plot. That must have been a superhuman feat. I was pleased with the cast. You don't get to see so many Lannisters these days even in Game of Thrones. Overall, I enjoyed this Victorian romantic zombie slasher film.
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Pride and Prejudice and Zombies has interesting elements, and it even has certain qualities, but in the end, it's just an action film with zombies that isn't particularly scary, and, that's the problem: it's not all that entertaining either. The screenplay is ultimately shallow, although the actual blending of disparate genres works quite well. The characters are dull and uninteresting, and not even the delightful Lena Headey saves the day.
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