
The Dead Don't Die (2019)★ 5.7/10
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- Comedy
- Crime
- Drama
- Fantasy
- Horror
- Mystery
- Thriller
- Sci-Fi
Directed by: Jim Jarmusch
Written by: Jim Jarmusch
In Centerville, where the sun mysteriously stops setting, the dead begin to rise. As zombies overrun the town, a small group of residents must face the growing threat and the strange forces behind it.
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Cast & crew
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Bill MurrayChief Cliff Robertson
Adam DriverOfficer Ronnie Peterson
Tilda SwintonZelda Winston
Tom WaitsHermit Bob
Chloë SevignyOfficer Mindy Morrison
Steve BuscemiFarmer Frank Miller
Eszter BalintFern
Danny GloverHank Thompson
Maya DelmontStella
Taliyah WhitakerOlivia
Jahi Di'Allo WinstonGeronimo
Kevin McCormickGuard OneVideos
See all ›Awards · 0 wins, 4 nominations
See all ›- NomineeCannes Film Festival 2019Palme d'Or · Palme d'Or
- NomineeTeen Choice Awards 2019Teen Choice Award · Choice Summer Movie Actress
- NomineeAcademy of Science Fiction, Fantasy & Horror Films, USA 2019Saturn Award · Best Horror Film
- NomineeAcademy of Science Fiction, Fantasy & Horror Films, USA 2019Saturn Award · Best Make-Up
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POphiNDMarch 24, 2021
POphiNDMarch 24, 2021A good satire
Although all movies and series have a critic point of view, "The Dead Don't Die" devotes all its humor and zombie make-up to satirize the contemporary consumer society.
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RobertCissieMarch 24, 2021
RobertCissieMarch 24, 2021Funny zombies
Adam Driver and Bill Murray star a zombie movie unlike anyone filmed before. Underneath the banal comedy lies a deep satire about nowadays consumerism.
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thinkmillerJanuary 5, 2021
thinkmillerJanuary 5, 2021Sátira de la buena
Aunque todas las series y películas de zombis cuentan con alguna carga de crítica social, "The Dead Don't Die" dedica todo su humor y maquillaje zombi en satirizar la sociedad de consumo contemporánea.
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tsp2January 5, 2021
tsp2January 5, 2021Zombis graciosos
Adam Driver y Bill Murray protagonizan una película de zombis que no es como las demás. Debajo de su comedia aparentemente banal, se esconde una profunda sátira a la sociedad de consumo de la actualidad.























