There is practically nothing left for us to enjoy Zack Snyder’s Army of the Dead. First it will be possible to enjoy it in theaters (May 14) and later it will arrive exclusively on Netflix on the 21st of this month. The biggest heist in history (at least in a zombie movie) will be in the hands of its main protagonist, actor Dave Bautista and the rest of his cast and criminal team: Anade la Reguera, Omari Hardwick, Theo Rossi, Tig Notaro , Ella Purnell, Matthias Schweighöfer, Garret Dillahunt, and Hiroyuki Sanada. This return to the zombie cinema that gave birth to Snyder as director has received the first impressions on the part of the international critics, with widely positive results. Ian Sandwell, of Digital Spy has written on Twitter: “It is without a doubt a zombie movie Zack Snyder, for better or for worse. Lots of solid ideas, some questionable, a lot of gore, and too long a runtime. It also has a great cast. ”On the other hand, Vinnie Mancuso of the digital medium Collider, tweeted something similar to that of his colleague:“ You feel absolutely all the time in which the story is developed (…) you just have to let Zack Snyder kept making more zombie movies. ” Media specialized in horror films such as Fangoria, have mentioned through Phil Nobile that the film is an absolute explosion, calling it “bloodshed in slow motion” and stating that the combination of this with chaos is captured “with love Others don’t seem so convinced by Snyder’s latest film, such as Brandon Katz from Observer, who inferred that he expected “something more” from Army of the Dead.“It has a good cast and is often funny,” Katz mentioned, but added “despite mixing the heists and zombies genres, not much novelty has been brought to either of them (…) outside of a scene, you’ve already seen it. all more or less. ”It seems that the general criticism of Army of the Dead has been positive, a true reflection of the good form that Snyder gets when he goes to this genre. Will he have the same reception from the public this weekend?
Army of the Dead: First Reactions to Zack Snyder's Movie
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