Un pequeño grupo de científicos y oficiales del ejército conviven en un bunker mientras el apocalipsis zombi acontece en el exterior.Un pequeño grupo de científicos y oficiales del ejército conviven en un bunker mientras el apocalipsis zombi acontece en el exterior.Un pequeño grupo de científicos y oficiales del ejército conviven en un bunker mientras el apocalipsis zombi acontece en el exterior.
- Premios
- 2 premios ganados
Joseph Pilato
- Capt. Henry Rhodes
- (as Joe Pilato)
Anthony Dileo Jr.
- Pvt. Miguel Salazar
- (as Antonè DiLeo)
Sherman Howard
- Bub
- (as Howard Sherman)
Gary Howard Klar
- Pvt. Walter Steel
- (as G. Howard Klar)
Greg Nicotero
- Pvt. Johnson
- (as Gregory Nicotero)
- Dirección
- Guionista
- Todo el elenco y el equipo
- Producción, taquilla y más en IMDbPro
Argumento
¿Sabías que…?
- TriviaAll the extras who portrayed zombies in the climax received for their services a cap that said "I Played A Zombie In 'Day of the Dead'", a copy of the newspaper from the beginning of the film (the one that says THE DEAD WALK!), and one dollar.
- ErroresAt the beginning of the film, when the alligator crawls out of the bank, the band tying its snout shut can be seen.
- Citas
Captain Rhodes: [as the zombies are disembowling him and eating his entrails] Choke on 'em!
- Versiones alternativasAfter being banned for a theatrical release in Ontario. Canadian distributor Astral films cut several minutes of graphic footage including the entirety of Captain Rhodes death in order to be approved for a VHS release in Ontario.
- ConexionesEdited into Cent une tueries de zombies (2012)
- Bandas sonorasThe Dead Walk
(uncredited)
Composed by Jim Blazer, John Harrison and Sputzy Sparacino
Performed by Modern Man
Produced by Tom Cossie
Opinión destacada
Dusting Rhodes
Our rewatching of the original Romero trilogy comes to an end with "Day of the Dead" which is perhaps the most unloved of the three but has some of the best gore moments of the series and a legendary jump scare at the beginning.
With the planet all but lost, a team of scientists and soldiers have formed an uneasy alliance in a large bunker in Florida. Tensions are high between them though, with the soldiers bearing the bulk of losses, trying to capture zombies for experimentation. The situation comes to a head though, when it becomes apparent that chief scientist, Dr Logan (Richard Liberty) is more interested in taming the threat, than eliminating it.
In so many ways, this is the best film of the original trilogy. The acting performances are better than any that have gone before. Lori Cardille in particular is excellent as Sarah, one of the scientists and the lead of the movie. Joseph Pilato, who has a tiny role in "Dawn" has a much bulkier one here, with Rhodes being the chief antagonist. Tom Savini's effects are the best we've seen, with some of the disembowelment that occurs towards the finale being the most striking and still very much holding up 35 years later. The character of 'Bub' is perhaps the most effecting of the entire series, though I do have to admit the idea of the zombies learning is an uncomfortable one and I'm glad that most don't explore that idea.
Plot wise, it could be better though. Initially starting with a big scope, and showing a Floridian town destroyed by the outbreak - it sinks back down into the only real storyline zombie films have, that of man's intolerance of each other ultimately causing our downfall. This might have something to do with the increasing cuts to the planned story, that budgetary restraints forced on Romero. It's the bleakest of the films, demonstrating not just that survival is unlikely, but perhaps even undeserved would this really happen.
That bleakness though speaks to me, and I do enjoy the film. "Dawn" is still my favourite; the score and the location alone see to that, but "Day" isn't that far behind.
With the planet all but lost, a team of scientists and soldiers have formed an uneasy alliance in a large bunker in Florida. Tensions are high between them though, with the soldiers bearing the bulk of losses, trying to capture zombies for experimentation. The situation comes to a head though, when it becomes apparent that chief scientist, Dr Logan (Richard Liberty) is more interested in taming the threat, than eliminating it.
In so many ways, this is the best film of the original trilogy. The acting performances are better than any that have gone before. Lori Cardille in particular is excellent as Sarah, one of the scientists and the lead of the movie. Joseph Pilato, who has a tiny role in "Dawn" has a much bulkier one here, with Rhodes being the chief antagonist. Tom Savini's effects are the best we've seen, with some of the disembowelment that occurs towards the finale being the most striking and still very much holding up 35 years later. The character of 'Bub' is perhaps the most effecting of the entire series, though I do have to admit the idea of the zombies learning is an uncomfortable one and I'm glad that most don't explore that idea.
Plot wise, it could be better though. Initially starting with a big scope, and showing a Floridian town destroyed by the outbreak - it sinks back down into the only real storyline zombie films have, that of man's intolerance of each other ultimately causing our downfall. This might have something to do with the increasing cuts to the planned story, that budgetary restraints forced on Romero. It's the bleakest of the films, demonstrating not just that survival is unlikely, but perhaps even undeserved would this really happen.
That bleakness though speaks to me, and I do enjoy the film. "Dawn" is still my favourite; the score and the location alone see to that, but "Day" isn't that far behind.
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- southdavid
- 28 abr 2021
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Detalles
Taquilla
- Presupuesto
- USD 3,500,000 (estimado)
- Total en EE. UU. y Canadá
- USD 5,000,000
- Fin de semana de estreno en EE. UU. y Canadá
- USD 1,700,000
- 21 jul 1985
- Total a nivel mundial
- USD 5,000,000
- Tiempo de ejecución1 hora 41 minutos
- Mezcla de sonido
- Relación de aspecto
- 1.85 : 1
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