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Michael Harbour

13Jan12

A well made but rather routine paranoid horror movie.

AdamantCocoon

30Dec11

Dull and diffuse. Take a disaffected Timothy Olyphant for umbrage.

I can't figure out if the message is 1) big govt is destroying small town America (BTW, I'm completely cool with that); 2) the impact of meth upon small town America, or 3) you have to be a white collar professional to escape from small town America. Maybe it's an amalgam of all three. Anyway, it was kinda gross when the two leads made out at the truck stop after having not brushed their teeth for two days. Blech

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profondo_rosso

19Aug11

more than i expected, to be sure.....while it's nothing wildly new or exciting, the cinematography was gooooolicious....

Christopher Smith

6Jun11

Solidly-made, but unremarkable remake. A paint-by-numbers horror film that wastes the potential of its intriguing premise and capable cast. That said, the car wash sequence was pretty awesome and a great piece of horror filmmaking. But other than that individual scene, already forgotten.

Sam Baker

19May11

Bleak, horrifying imagery, and a better film because of it.

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ramosbarajas

27Mar11

Interesting cinematography. Takes risks and it's worth it.

Guillermo Padilla

27Feb11

Una premisa ya un tanto común, con una bola de cliches del genero (hasta en los efectos y las situaciones dramáticas) sin personalidad, una desperdicio de tiempo.

KAIJA EIGHTY

11Feb11

good romp. plus, hot dudes

Caden Cotard

3Jan11

An excellent, very well-made, creepy thriller that is far superior to the original. Plus, it will make you terrified of car washes.

zazie

25Dec10

Maybe I would have liked this better if they had at least been real zombies.

Amani

19Dec10

quite enjoyable. acting was average but it didn't matter. no, they weren't zombies, just a cerebral hemorrhaging. P.S. i would like the soundtrack.

Addiena of Mubi land

1Sep10

Just as I thought it would be. Nothing could be more predictable. It has enhanced the thrilling atmosphere, effects,etc. It could be said that it has everything the old one doesn't, except the point.

melikesart

6Aug10

This film surprised me. Thought it would suck. It didn't.

laurabot

1Aug10

I jumped out of my seat at one point. Did you? Such a fun movie!

Daniel Montiel

30Jul10

Película de "zombies" de ritmo vertiginoso con muchisimo ímpetu, buena técnica y efectivos momentos de suspenso y acción. Junto a Carriers, de lo mejor que ha salido de este subgenero en los últimos años.

Andhika Eka Buana

13Jul10

a (slightly) above average remake. This is how Resident Evil adaptation should be.

thepha

12Jul10

Better than anticipated, with great acting almost across the board, fairly consistent pacing and a surpringly clever twist, with an unfortunate unsatisfying ending.

Filme

10Jul10

The Crazies was filmed perfectly. The scary imagery was not extremely gory and it was tastefully shot.

Stephen Campbell

6Jul10

Solid remake of of a Romero Classic ,almost as good as Zack Snyders Dawn of the Dead Remake,Breck Eisner really delivers the goods here with plenty of creepy moments to keep you interest high

lisforlace

2Jul10

This was WAY better than the original.

Mike McQuillian

2Jul10

A pretty solid flick. More of an "military technology gone wrong" movie than a horroe film, though. Never seen the original.

Patapon

28Jun10

Nearly every scare in The Crazies is telegraphed, whether by suddenly too-tight photography or shrieky crescendos of sound. The amount of times they reused the same gag (slow camera pan to the right: crazy person is revealed. cut to close-up of protagonist slow camera pan back to the left: crazy person is gone) is really incredible. I found myself guessing the exact moments each scare would occur. Terrible film

Marcio Teixeira De Mello

25Apr10

Queima a largada. Fraquinho.

pivic

11Apr10

Bad zombie-flick. It could have been a lot better but was wasted on too much money and too few ideas.

Mitchell MacEachern

30Mar10

no where near as good as the Dawn of the dead, or Texas chainsaw remakes. Depending on your feelings for the aforementioned, it will determine weather your bored by this, or just plain hate it.

Scout

20Mar10

As horror remakes go, one of the better ones to emerge in recent years. Tough and nihilistic, which is how the original was. Sure, it's less resonant, but it's also a little more self-assured. Timothy Olyphant and Joe Anderson are great and Radha Mitchell remains one of the genre's strongest female performers.