start sorting garbage
“The dead don’t die”: phlegmatic inevitability
Jim Jarmusch in General in love with zombies was not particularly noticed: Yes, he mentioned them in his previous creation, “only lovers will Survive”, but few people expected a film in the genre of zombie horror from him. As a result, zombie horror, however, did not work: “the Dead do not die” (The Dead Don’t Die) is a viscous, melancholic story with a handful of humor and sad morality, which tries to laugh at the declared genre.
The plot is familiar: there was a global Apocalypse, the world began to change and the dead climbed out of the ground. And the viewer is shown how a tiny American town with a population of just over 700 people copes with such an invasion. Continue reading
hands
fictional supercomputer
character
somehow
film
pregnant
random
experienced
conveying
something
people
analysis
technological
cartons
camera
monster
apartment
symbiotes
cannon
answer
wrestlers
influence
ostentatiously friendly
shown
perhaps
pleasure
psychedelic
contrast
after
associated
activities
teenager
printing
blond
sinusoid
blows
books
themselves
smart
pictures
assistant
classics
firebrands
million
lives
system
fascinating
behind
efficient
achievements
Savannah
faith
family
predict
tender
animators
combat information
difficulties
restoration
outlets
actress
savvy
existence
digital
study
father
background
intersection