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Dawn of the Dead DVD George Romero weaves emphasis on the greed we all have and find ourselves taking a firm grasp of when the world around us is in a rapid state of decline and we can easily reach our palms out and take what we most desire or never could have. George Romero never touched upon this sadly, but one can only imagine the mind is placed in a limbo between heaven and hell bound by its own body and trapped without a soul. What George Romero does without exempting indifference is place his female leads in an environment where her species is alone and surrounded by men. www.horrortalk.com /reviews/DawnDead/DawnDead.htm

Romero Romero You may be looking for: Enrique Badia Romero – Spanish comic strip artist George A. Romero – film dir... George A. Romero George A. Romero (born American director, writer, editor, actor and composer. Matheo Romero Matheo Romero (c1575 - 1647) was a Belgian-born Spanish composer of Belgium. www.brainyencyclopedia.com /topics/romero.html

Romero, George : Cameo in Dawn of the Dead George Romero (and his wife!) appear in WGON's TV studio at the beginning of Dawn of the Dead,he is the technician who wants a new list of rescue stations, she is the one who wants to know what body orifice she should pull it out of. George Romero also has cameos in two other films of his. George also appears later as a walker in the mall scenes, but you have to know his proclivity for flannel to recognize him. www.eeggs.com /items/18542.html

George Romero's Dawn of the Dead George A. Romero makes this the point of his cult classic, Dawn of the Dead. Dawn of the Dead (1978) Written and Directed by George Romero. Of course, an unsettling boredom would undoubtedly creep up on me, since there can be too much of a good thing, and we're always left wanting something more. www.suite101.com /article.cfm/american_independent_cinema/57171

International Freedom Center - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia George Soros, Tom Bernstein, Anthony Romero, and Eric Foner were promoters of the IFC. On September 28, 2005, New York Governor George E. Pataki barred the IFC from the World Trade Center site. Within an hour of being barred from being on the WTC site, the IFC museum declared itself to be out of business, making no effort to find a new location. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/International_Freedom_Center   (903 words)

July 1982 Mike George / Mark Romero vs. Dewey Robertson / Rey Hernandez Mike George / Dewey Robertson vs. Hercules Hernandez / Sheik Abdullah Dewey Robertson / Mark Romero vs. Kim Duk / Sheik Abdullah www.harleyrace.com /evergreen/July.htm   (362 words)

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Galaxy Quest Special Effects Trailer George A. Romero : George A. Romero's Land of t For four years, the courageous crew of the NSEA Protector donned their uniforms and set out on thrilling and often dangerous missions in space - then their series was cancelled. Sigourney Weaver Tim Allen Tony Shalhoub Daryl Mitchell Enrico Colantoni Sam Rockwell Missi Pyle Dian Bachar theonenetwork.com /movies/Galaxy_Quest/325/Special_Effects_Trailer.html   (2287 words)

George A. Romero -- Facts, Info, and Encyclopedia article George A. Romero (born 4 February, 1940) is an (A native or inhabitant of the United States) American director, writer, editor, actor, and composer. In 1978, Romero returned to the (Several kinds of rum with fruit juice and usually apricot liqueur) zombie genre with (additional info and facts about Dawn of the Dead) Dawn of the Dead (1978). Romero completed his "Dead Trilogy" in 1985 with the less-heralded (additional info and facts about Day of the Dead) Day of the Dead. www.absoluteastronomy.com /encyclopedia/g/ge/george_a._romero.htm   (414 words)

George Romero In the opening scene of George Romero’s 1978 film Martin, a teenage sexual psychopath kills and drinks the blood of a young woman in her sleeper train compartment during a struggle that is protracted, messy and far from one-sided. Romero’s films, it is implied, affirm the dignity and strength of women by representing them in “positive” cultural roles and by overturning the traditional binaries of passive and active, foolish and intelligent. Romero’s female zombies are not only undead but virtually ungendered; for instance, they are responsible for as many acts of violence as their male counterparts. www.cult-media.com /issue3/Aharper.htm   (6741 words)

Dawn of the Dead (1978) George A. Romero shot those scenes in a gun shop in downtown Pittsburgh and edited the footage in to make it look like it was a shop in the mall. The film shows SWAT teams, complete with racist officers, who kill for fun, raiding an unruly group of Hispanics and Blacks, hillbillies heading out in troops to battle zombies for sport, mercenaries and vigilantes running wild, all events indistinguishable from incidents in the 70's. However, a refreshing sense of black humor is tossed in towards the middle of the film. www.imdb.com /title/tt0077402   (1261 words)

Film Preview: Romero premiere to aid film project here Pittsburghers can get a first look at the zombies lurching and lunching their way through George A. Romero's "Land of the Dead" at a special showing June 22 at the Byham Theater, Downtown. Romero will attend the Pittsburgh premiere fresh from a trip to Las Vegas, where he will be honored, and from a sneak peek of "Land of the Dead" at the Cannes Film Festival. It was at that summit where Romero met Goldmann, who agreed to produce "Land of the Dead" and later proposed the Pittsburgh premiere. www.post-gazette.com /pg/05152/513448.stm   (1075 words)

Film Threat - Reviews George Romero’s 1979 masterpiece “Dawn of the Dead” is one of the greatest horror films of all time - a brilliant horror-satire that combined gruesome effects and exploding body parts with a social commentary about Vietnam, racism and urban decay in America in the 1970s. I think Romero did this, in “Dawn of the Dead” especially, to illustrate the predictable and sloppy monotony of us humans particularly when it came to the zombies’ neural consumer impulse to flock to a shopping mall long after their brains had been turned to mush. Why is there any need to remake a film as great as “Dawn of the Dead?” If you were to walk into a video store, twenty years from now, would there be any reason to see this film instead of Romero’s? www.filmthreat.com /Reviews.asp?Id=5874   (1308 words)

Zombies, Malls, and the Consumerism Debate: George Romero's Dawn of the Dead Romero is not merely interested, however, in decrying commodity fetishism as spiritually deadening or politically inert; on the contrary, he stubbornly returns to the theme of exploitation. Romero certainly recognized the dramatic potential of the mall, which may be regarded as both the epitome of corporate capitalism and — for the same reason — a potential site of resistance to the forces that regulate consumerism. In Romero's defence, it might be said that the dramatic exigencies of cinematic narrative rarely permit sociological completeness; Romero's film, one might say, selects only the worst elements of consumerism for critique and should not be taken as a generalizing statement. www.americanpopularculture.com /journal/articles/fall_2002/harper.htm   (4712 words)

Dawn of the Dead (2004) The movie, a remake of George Romero's classic 1978 sequel to `Night of the Living Dead,' throws a group of people together while society crumbles around them and allows the viewer to watch as humans seek to survive an onslaught of the undead. Romero's `Dawn of the Dead' took the premise of people trapped in mall and used it to make some pointed social commentary about consumerism. The first film remains an intelligent critique on human actions during the apocalypse, while this is just a suspense drama that is dressed to kill. www.imdb.com /title/tt0363547   (1121 words)

Dawn of the Dead (2004) The movie, a remake of George Romero's classic 1978 sequel to `Night of the Living Dead,' throws a group of people together while society crumbles around them and allows the viewer to watch as humans seek to survive an onslaught of the undead. The first '`Dawn' had human characters selfishly hoarding material goods for themselves, using the mall not only as a refuge from zombies but also as their own personal palace that provides them with more items than they could ever need. Luckily, `Dawn of the Dead' has strong personalities to fall back on, making it thankfully every bit a character-driven drama as it is a horror-action piece. www.imdb.com /title/tt0363547   (1121 words)

Director George Romero - MoviesOnline George Romero Video Game 'City of the Dead' : "American McGee, who is critically acclaimed for the video game Alice and the forthcoming OZ may be teaming up with zombie fav director George Romero for an upcoming videogame named City of the Dead, which is said to be 'the bloodiest Game Ever... George Romeros Land of the Dead aka Dead Reckoning : Those of you who are fans of Dawn of the Dead and have been patiently waiting for the remake will enjoy this news. George Romero Talks City of the Dead Game : George Romero just did an interview giving lots of details on his new Video game "City of the Dead" "American McGee, who is critically acclaimed for the video game Alice and the forthcoming OZ teamed up with zombie fav director... www.moviesonline.ca /director4.htm   (1121 words)

Story of John Romero with and after Id. - New Doom Forums John Romero is now an historical character in gaming and thus, he will be compared to his greatest success each time he tries to top it. John Wayne was in The Conquerer, George Lucas made Howard the Duck, I'm sure you can come-up with other examples. I personally think that Romero should sit down and remake Daikatana as a totally different kind of game. forums.newdoom.com /showthread.php?t=26941   (770 words)

John's George Romero Page Those who've read Romero's screenplays are aware of his talents as a writer, and this story certainly proves his talent to readers of fiction as well. Romero's take on the success of NIGHT and the factors that led to it. Romero details his working relationship with Tom Savini, the special effects make-up artist. home.earthlink.net /~resrvordog/romero.html   (438 words)

Festival to honor Romero zombie film "George Romero's groundbreaking films fused undead terror with social commentary to create an entirely new genre -- 'the zombie movie.' They have inspired some of the greatest horror directors of all time and have garnered him a rabidly devout fan base," Trevor Groth, the festival's director of programming, said in announcing the selection. It wouldn't be Film Notes without a mention of "The Wild Parrots of Telegraph Hill," drawing flocks of moviegoers to the Regent Square Theater. But the 2005 CineVegas Film Festival is gambling on the Pittsburgh director and his fourth zombie picture. www.post-gazette.com /pg/05140/507505.stm   (1087 words)

George A. Romero Let's all rejoice in the majesty of these films and the joy they have brought over the years and pray that George Romero can make the next "Living Dead" movie his best ever. Romero wasn't able to make Day the movie he envisions and really wants to complete the series. A Special Edition, of which Romero has vigorously denied any involvement, is said to be released with new footage. www.houseofhorrors.com /romero.htm   (508 words)

The Superhero Hype! Boards - George Romero's Land of the Dead [merged-3] Now that George Romero's Land of the Dead is finally off the ground and almost ready to begin shooting, the cast announcements should be coming in shortly. What made zombies great in romero's trilogy was that they're were many of them, and since they were slow, people were careless. Savini is in negotiations to co-star in the film as one of the leaders of a salvage team that goes out in the Dead Reckoning to search for supplies and/or survivors. www.superherohype.com /forums/printthread.php?t=155608   (2030 words)

George Romero's Dawn of the Dead Famous film critic Roger Ebert called George Romero’s ( Night of the Living Dead, Day of the Dead) zombie classic Dawn of the Dead "an ultimate horror film!" and "a savagely satanic vision of America." And while I generally find Ebert to be fairly insightful, I can’t help but feel he missed the boat here. There’s no doubt that he’s right when he calls Dawn of the Dead an ultimate horror film, because it is. No, where Ebert misses the mark is in the second comment—yes, Dawn is a savagely satanic vision of immense proportion, but it’s a film that encompasses more than the American experience. Dawn has a decidedly bleak, almost nihilistic worldview —one that encompasses all of mankind, not just certain geographical regions. www.suite101.com /article.cfm/5196/36174   (2030 words)

George Romero's "Dawn of the Dead" on DVD - U.S. Theatrical Version One of the coolest horror/adventure movies of all time, George Romero's Dawn of the Dead is available on DVD in two very different formats. It does have a very small amount of extra conversational footage when the main characters are leaving the TV station, but this doesn't really hurt. The most widely distributed format (found at Blockbuster, for example) is a "directors cut", and features very different music and altered events from what was shown in the theater. www.alienryderflex.com /dotd   (2030 words)

Dawn of the Dead Comic - HorrorMovies.ca George A. Romero's Dawn of the Dead is a comic book adaptation of a classic horror movie that forced people to reexamine their whole concept of the zombie - from the vaguely Haitian, voodoo-related walking dead man, to a whole new breed of flesh-eating, terrifying monster. Steve Niles has made clear that his intent on this comic series is to bring more people to the Romero fan club and to introduce new audiences to his films. Steve Niles the writer of this series was approached by Mike Messina at New Amsterdam todo the comic book series. www.horrormovies.ca /horror_2926.html   (2030 words)

The Girl Who Loved Tom Gordon In a recent interview with Wicked magazine, George Romero stated that he has written a screenplay for and plans to start directing a film adaptation of "The Girl Who Loved Tom Gordon" in the summer of 2000. Romero: We had her lined up, but that blew up after she was in MAN ON FIRE. Romero: Well, it’s got some scary elements in it. www.liljas-library.com /tgmovie.html   (2030 words)

George A. Romero (I) O.J. Simpson: Juice on the Loose (1974) (as George Romero) George A. Romero never set out to become a Hollywood figure. Digging Up the Dead: The Lost Films of George A. Romero (2005) (V).... www.imdb.com /name/nm0001681   (858 words)

George A. Romero - The Masters - Classic-Horror George Romero's legacy will be that of a filmmaker ahead of his time, in terms of both independence and visceral violence. George Allen Romero was born in the Bronx, New York on February 4, 1940. George Romero proved that movies can be made outside Hollywood with a modest budget and succeed, not just critically but commercially. classic-horror.com /masters/romero.shtml   (858 words)

George Romero's BRUISER on TapeHead.com It's been years since we've heard from the grand master of the horror film, George Night of the Living Dead Romero. While the fans speculated and postulated, Romero was able to sneak off under the radar to write and direct Bruiser, an ably-directed film that's sort of a continuation of the themes explored in The Dark Half but will probably not do anything to put Romero back on the horror map. While his last film The Dark Half left most of the audience cold, we horror fans have been waiting with bated breath for Romero's latest offering - would it be the Resident Evil movie? www.edrive.com /tapehead/reviews/bruiser   (118 words)

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