Army Of The Dead

If nothing else, Zack Snyder knows how to craft a stimulating visual tableau and he knows how to put on an extravagant show.

20 minutes in you'll be able to tell if you're with 'Army of the Dead' or not.

Not great. Not terrible, but it really could have just been 90 minutes and done the same thing.

Zack Snyder lives for excessive storytelling by stuffing as many insignificant details into his stories as possible.

Death comes for us all, and if we're fortunate, it's a very slow walker. Enjoying "Army of the Dead" doesn't require much more than appreciating that. Our collective starvation for thrills and wonder probably sauces its appeal even more.

Working with the Netflix charge card, Snyder has a ball proving that trash can triumph on the largest stage if played with elan and enthusiasm.

Aside from the incredible zombie tiger that is highlighted in the trailer, it was disappointing how lacking the creativity was within the design of the film.

Army of the Dead is an algorithmic cleansing exhale in the wake of a whirlwind period in Snyder’s career. As a zombie movie, it’s a shallow, scattershot effort with interesting mythology ideas that don’t really go anywhere.

It has equal amounts of emotion and bloodshed, the cast are on point, the humour is hilarious and both the setting and the plot are undoubtedly unique.

Mixing my two favorite genres,Heist & Zombie horror!!! Snyder infuses his passion and weaves in a touching but badass time. It’s mean, it’s brutal, but it has heart. It’s one of my favorite zombie films in awhile