Post by zombiefreak22 on Jan 5, 2011 11:40:24 GMT -5
Okay first off i spotted somthing weird in the intro to Day of the dead, there is a movie theater called the Edison that still exsists in Fort Myers, Florida today where the film was made. That Theater has a prop from Dawn of the Dead in the Foreground.
----Explaination---
On the Roof of the mall Peter is playing tennis while everyone else is inside doing something else. when peter is exhausted from exercising too much he grabs his bag and one of the Tennis balls falls out and rolls out of frame and hits the ground below which is swarmed by advancing zombies trying to gain Entrence to the mall. in that shot if you look closely there is a 2-4 second shot with a decaying corpse lying next to a sign that says do not park here. Look at the Corpse and study it carefully and look at the corpse lying underneath the car when the zombie from the theater walks by and wait for the title theme plays and George Romero's name pops up its the that scene right there. Dont blink or youll miss it! Hope you enjoyed reading this and if you see any goofs or refrences let me know and let me know of what you thought of this statement. Thanks again!
----Explaination---
On the Roof of the mall Peter is playing tennis while everyone else is inside doing something else. when peter is exhausted from exercising too much he grabs his bag and one of the Tennis balls falls out and rolls out of frame and hits the ground below which is swarmed by advancing zombies trying to gain Entrence to the mall. in that shot if you look closely there is a 2-4 second shot with a decaying corpse lying next to a sign that says do not park here. Look at the Corpse and study it carefully and look at the corpse lying underneath the car when the zombie from the theater walks by and wait for the title theme plays and George Romero's name pops up its the that scene right there. Dont blink or youll miss it! Hope you enjoyed reading this and if you see any goofs or refrences let me know and let me know of what you thought of this statement. Thanks again!
