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Peter JacksonReparto:
Timothy Balme, Diana Peñalver, Elizabeth Moody, Ian Watkin, Stuart Devenie, Brenda Kendall, Jed Brophy, Harry Sinclair, Stephen Papps, Forrest J. Ackerman (más)Sinopsis(1)
Un científico descubre en Skull Island un ejemplar muy extraño de mono rata al que acompaña una terrible maldición, según los nativos. El ejemplar es trasladado a Nueva Zelanda para su estudio. Por otra parte, Lionel es un joven que vive con su insoportable madre, que no aprueba la relación que acaba de comenzar con Paquita, la hija del tendero. Cuando los dos enamorados realizan una visita al zoológico, ella les vigila en secreto, y será mordida por el animal encontrado en la isla. Poco a poco, la madre de Lionel se va convirtiendo en una especie de zombie, sedienta de carne, y que convierte en zombie a todo el que ataca. (texto oficial de la distribuidora)
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Mi amor platónico de la infancia, la película más divertida o la segunda más divertida que he visto en mi vida. Casualmente, también la más sangrienta. Ver Braindead: Tu madre se ha comido a mi perro es como ver a una monja cachonda de 50 años perder la virginidad con Rocco Siffredi: el viaje definitivo a través del mar de la decadencia y el humor más perverso imaginable. Soy alérgico a las mascotas, pero hay una que quiero tener a toda costa: el mono rata de Sumatra. Y el pudin nunca volverá a saberme igual.
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Peter Jackson's Lord of the Rings series is a film graduation for me, but I failed to understand Peter's roots. Only impressions of pudding, clumsy actors, and a sense of bewilderment at the end credits remain. As a parody of horror, Dead Alive lacks humor; as a straight-up horror film, it loses in atmosphere. In short, it's a beginner's delicacy that completely passed me by.
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Do you want to know how to safely cut your way through a horde of zombies with the help of a lawnmower? Peter Jackson will give you detailed instructions, they might be useful some day. And please don't overlook the Master himself in a small role. Yes, the freak in the morgue, the little, goofy, bespectacled freak who gets a dead body exploding on a table :)
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There was a time when I was in love with Peter Jackson and had great fun with Braindead, but when I put it on again today it failed to match my flawless memories. It is very bloody and insane, with a lot of memorable funny scenes, but the overall impression… I don’t know, it’s like an amusement park. Over-the-top characters, over-the-top action, all intentional, of course, but I’ve already learned to like different stuff. I’m bringing the original five stars down, and I’m not sure whether four or three.
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I will forever wonder how is it possible that Peter Jackson at the beginning of the nineties filmed the bloodiest and most disgusting movie of all times, just to excel the following year with the most epic fantasy movie ever. If nothing else, he is truly the genius of our time. However, Braindead is not a movie I would gladly remember again and again. Sure, filmmaking is fun, and it involves a range of incredibly crazy ideas. Just that the interpretation is exactly what I would imagine it to be. I’m glad I’ve seen it and at the same time I’m glad it’s over.
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