Breaking Into The Gun Shop | Dawn Of The Dead (2004) | All Action 

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CJ was definitely the hardest dude in the movie 😎

He was Daryl before Daryl.

@@Thegreatone100 True, he was pretty much Daryl by the end of the movie

@@Onlybadtakes2589 He reminds me of Trevor.

Yeah real scary knowing they were the only people left alive in that entire area. However the special feature of Andy's video tapes revealed other survivors passing through the area discovered his tape so there's some hope.

Man I would've loved the idea of Zack Snyder and James Gunn introducing new survivors in Dawn of the Dead in the later sequels, too bad that's never gonna happen

It’s good to know that it ended through the zombie epidemic likely because they decomposed enough.

@@c0smicvega646 10 stars for entropy.

I don’t think it shows that they was the last survivors left. I think it just shows how relentless and aggressive these specific zombies were.

I know, right?

That's why I like these kind of movies

facts they better be lucky they don’t have a tank 😅or a witch

ThisisWhatleft4deadFeelsevery

Yeah, it still holds up today, especially L4D2

It's called movie suspension. There is no reason for them to stop there.

​@@narkosfera1421 I think it's an interesting touch just like their sprinting abilities. These zombies are a lot more animalistic than other films so it would make sense they have a sort of self preservation feature.

I agree. They can sprint, pick up objects, and plan/strategize enough to wait til they've got more help before they jump at prey. @@Leon-zu1wp

They just wanted a suspense slowmo shot. No significance

The director even said “In true life zombies will not stop so it was for drama” But there is some good theory that The zombies is gaining intelligence They know that guns are dangerous and scary So you can say when they saw the guns, They remembered their previous life

I agree

It was the best

Yup. You've seen 'Andy's tapes' from the DOTD extras, right? If you haven't this flick had some *wicked* extras. The news report that covers the breakout from beginning to end and Andys lost tapes are the best add on's I've ever seen for any movie.

@@joearnold5836 yeah I saw the whole thing. It's awesome.

Fr no doubt he would've ran out there with a machine gun then after helped Ken in the bus

They'd give Usain Bolt a run for his money

Yes, but have you seen other zombie films that have ones that full sprint at you??

@@matt815 the last of us kind of has that feeling

They'd still get messed up by the military, but of course any time a foe is capable of violating the laws of physics it's asking for trouble.

​@@SaftonYT it's low-key a scary thought...some people survive headshots nowadays. Thousands of dead people sprinting at you in the dark, limited ammo capacity in a urban environment?

Exactly

I know right

Then it will become boring

For all you know one could’ve fallen down and caused a noise

​@@John8-58they could have made something that would temporarily cover the hole from under. They knew the zombies reacted from noise.

LMAO 💀

It’s just what you see, pal 🙄

Wrong 😂😂😂

Imagine a terminator vs zombies scenario. You think the robot meat suit would fool them into thinking he's edible?

Nah man boltgun for sure

maybe they chose the guns with less rate of fire - it helps to preserve ammo. AR is a good choice, but it'll waste ammo unless you use it in single-shot mode (if yes - why do you need AR?) Pistols and shotguns, on the other hand, has slow rate of fire, and every shot of it has more chance to give you a frag

@@AlexanderSilvarg you’re not gonna get a fully automatic rifle at a local gun store for one lol, and two an AR or other semi auto rifle is much more precise than a shotgun, not to mention you can carry 200+ rounds with ease rather than a 50 shotgun shells in pockets or on loops

@@Brainwarts99 I'd quite agree with you in terms of possibilty of carrying 200+ rounds, but there're some more problems. AR itself is quite heavy weapon, and so are bullets for it. You can take a couple of clips with you, but still they are a heavy burden. If there're a solution - machineguns pistols (MP5, TEK-9 etc) could fit more. Their bullets suit pistol, so they are lighter, and the weapon itself is quite light to carry. You can get more clips with you. Still, their accuracy sucks, but if you chose single-shot fire mode, it may work

@@AlexanderSilvarg yeah again dude they’re not gonna find fully automatic weapons in a local gunshop, so any kinda of machine pistol isn’t a practical or realistic option. a pump action 12 gauge weighs about the same as an AR-15 loaded I own both. You can easily carry 5-10 30 round magazines in a bag they weigh about 1lb each.

@@Brainwarts99 it's up to you, mate, I live in Russia, and I don't own a gun, so I can't challenge your opinion about the weight of guns and ammo for it

It was a massive hit

I always go back and forth, as to which film is the greatest zombie film ever. Dawn of the Dead 2004 or Train to Busan. They are both in my top 5, along with 28 Days Later, Shaun of The Dead, and Day of the Dead. I don't think anyone, can top that top 5 list of zombie films. World War Z could of been the greatest ever, but it was just an ok film in my opinion.

@@JayCity10 If World War Z had followed the book, it could have been one of the greatest zombie movies ever. Cant argue with anything on your list.

@@user-cq6dg6ql9j Don't get me wrong, it's still re-watchable. It's a entertaining movie, with memorable moments. However, it's not on the level, of the films I mentioned.

This was the ground work for the modern "fast zombie" next to 28 Days Later.

Yeah but that one women had to drive a dam truck to get that dog

Wish they would make sequel for part 2 instead remake 😒

Like cj said either nicole dead or alive they still had to go to andy's to get guns

They left the Mall bcuz homegirl was to Worried about her Dog😂 Forget Her and the Dog We Save Lives not kill them

@@GuWoP_ yea so what she was worried about it

He’s was a beast in this movie. Him and CJ were my favorites 💯

James Gunn credits.. Army of the dead is Snyder's movie and is a one of the worst zombies movie in history.

​@@unlibrepensador3128 it's true. I fucking hated Army Of The Dead. They should've continued THIS story.

@@unlibrepensador3128 Gunn wrote it but Snyder directed it. It's all down to the director

@@driveapanzerpal7472sure man 😒

@@unlibrepensador3128 His script was rewritten by Michael Tolkin and Scott Frank; the latter of which has credits in Logan and Minority Report

I’m pretty sure he wasn’t expecting to drop down the hole this not preparing his fall but the zombies braces their landing

@@sadweebzit was also mentioned earlier in the film that he has a bad leg before getting on the truck.

​@@sadweebzalso they're zombies, they're the reanimated dead I'm sure a broken leg is but a scratch wound to them at that point

Zombie don't feel pain

​@Mango_10798 exactly. Moving on pure electricity from the brain. Just keep moving. So unless they snap in half you're still dinner time. 😂

if i was trevor i want a bro like cj

No man left behind

28 days later isn't good at all lol, more like "next to Dead Set".

@@Daniel-Rain-YT28 weeks later was better than days for sure

@@Chestnut1998 Eh, the ending for weeks later could have been better imo but yeah, i think that both are ok 😁

@@Chestnut1998 weeks is missing everything a great zombie movie needs...ambience, atmosphere..mood

@@Chestnut1998yeah 28 weeks was a decent movie. I hated 28 days though 🤷‍♂️

How can this happen in the real world?

In the real world the zombies would already be perma-dead from thirst as none of their organs, muscles or limbs could possibly function without water, same goes for hunger. A more real world zombie would be one that has to occasionally drink from puddles, rivers or lakes like any other animal, as well as eat animals/each other more than is depicted.

1: This can't happen in the real world. 2: If it could those zombies would not have stopped and waited.

A Zombie threat can never happen... impossible. At best, a chemical warfare agent may alter brain chemistry and turn people violent... which is possible. They certainly wouldn't be the un-dead though.@@ladariusparker7248

Big fax. This is how the RE movies should have been.

Ok, I just watched this on Netflix, and thought, "wait, did I miss the scene?"

Yup! I remember the first time I watched this movie, they showed the uncut extended version on the USA network where you see CJ blow up the propane tank. Never understood why they took it out of the theatrical version

Me too. He was a solid brother 😎

mmm no tanto un 50 porciento el guion es de james gun, si te das cuenta el ejercito de los muertos es totalmente diferente al amanecer de los muertos que fue escrito y drigido por zack snyder

​@@predatorenrike9830en esa película faltó la mano en el guión de James Gunn o alguien a la par de él en haber hecho una historia más concisa y haber trabajado mejor a los personajes

Who do you think it was? 😳

​@@Barbie46crew member who messed up probably.

@@Extract99 oh! 😲

@@Barbie46 its happened before. It happened in the tmnt movie from 1990.

Nahhhh its the guy with a shotgun..

That would indeed be an incredibly intense and painful situation. The physical pain from being attacked by zombies, combined with the emotional trauma of a potentially fatal situation, would be overwhelming. If someone were to experience that, the suffering would be immense on both a physical and psychological level.

It sounds like you're referring to something related to the popular game "Left 4 Dead" and its potential for a live-action adaptation. If you’re looking for films or projects that capture a similar vibe, you might want to check out movies like "28 Days Later," "World War Z," or "Train to Busan." These films feature intense zombie action and survival themes similar to what you'd find in "Left 4 Dead."

He let it go because he knew there was more inside the shop

Little reference to the original with one particular zombie doing something similar with Roger's gun?

His, not he's

In a zombie apocalypse, finding a gun store could be a smart move for self-defense and survival. If you're considering this, here are some tips: 1. **Safety First:** Approach the store cautiously. Zombies might be attracted to noise or movement. Ensure the area is secure before entering. 2. **Assess the Situation:** Check for any signs of other survivors or zombies around the store. Look for any recent activity or disturbances. 3. **Gather Supplies:** Besides firearms, the store might have ammunition and other useful supplies. Make sure to grab essentials like extra clips, cleaning kits, and even tactical gear if available. 4. **Be Prepared:** Have a plan for how to quickly exit the store if needed. Know your routes and have a backup plan in case things go sideways. 5. **Stay Quiet and Alert:** Minimize noise and keep a low profile. Zombies are often attracted to sound. Remember, it's also wise to think about the broader strategy for survival, including food, shelter, and establishing a safe base.

It would help a little bit if going for head shots because, depending on what distance he's shooting from the spread could take out zombies behind the one he's aiming for if it's a big crowd. But, the spreads you're gonna get out of a non choked home defense shotgun, which he has, have been greatly overplayed by the media and movies. You can get a much better spread of out a hunting shotgun with a open or custom choke as compared to a HD shotgun. Also, the load and brand of buckshot would heavily influence how much spread you'd have anyways. Some buckshot has a flight load which keeps the pellets more together and some don't. There are so many variables when it comes to shotguns but most special defense ammo is gonna have a tight group and crappy mass produced buckshot usually has a bigger spread

I don't think he is using slugs. When it cuts to Nicole opening the door you see blood splatters over it with small impacts which look like ball bearing impacts. I would have said he was using buckshot. Close range so regardless of ammo it would make a head explode lol

Also the reason why automatic rifle not used here because of some country ban regulations lmao

Definitely more. The zombies in this movie are sensitive to sound.

@@davidk4082 Yeah. Bladed and bludgeoning weapons don't need to be reloaded too.

@@podsmpsg1 You can just keep on swinging as long as you want.

@@nickcurrie_ Yup. Blades and bludgeons don't run out of ammo or malfunction too. They've been around a lot longer than guns.

@@podsmpsg1 I know they have.

When this movie takes place during the early 2000’s AR-15’s weren’t commonplace like they are today due to bans that either hadn’t or had just recently expired. You couldn’t just walk into a gunshop and see walls full of them like you can today.

There is, he throws a propane tank to clear the horde. I can’t seem to find the scene tho

Bro, someone really made a map for this movie, but many places are different. What I hope more is that someone can make a soundtrack for this movie to make Left 4 Dead 2 more terrifying.😮

por esa fue escrita por zack snyder y el amanecer de los muertos por james gun

Of course we thought that was gotta be sequel or cannon but it’s not 😒

good point

Andy already tried that in the special tape. He said everytime he shot or killed a zombie, two more would always show up likely due to being drawn to sound. He killed like 100 but more kept showing up as if he didn't kill any.

Tbf, Tucker was already injured (he had a leg injury) and the zombies were shown to ignore pain from pretty much anything.

​@@aribounty327that is true however the zombies were still humans once. Their bones would be broken in several places. They'd be falling over because their legs can't support the weight due to the damage sustained.

@@theautomator8372 True, it's probably just to keep them chasing after the protagonists

​@@aribounty327Yeah. Movie logic essentially

@@theautomator8372 same reason the zombies stop in the stairwell shortly after this too

Because it’s cute and lovable. 🐶❤️

They feel no pain. More than likely a few of them have broken ankles but are running on them.

Tucker already had a leg injury beforehand. Even if he didn't, it's not the fact that he fell, but how he landed in that instance.

True True but still would be a nasty fall down a manhole

Why does everyone keep nitpicking that part? they're zombies I'm sure they could break a leg and wouldn't even feel it anymore

They were overrun. Remember the survivors said they came from military base and said everyone there was dead

I'm pretty sure the intro of the movie with the jonny cash song implied that they all tried and eventually got killed by zombie swarms. You see several scenes of soldiers and even police cars.

That was always my pet peeve with this movie. Like a full gun store and y’all only took a couple shotguns and handguns?

@@Delta-en4xd Weight is sadly an issue. Ammo is a lot heavier than you initially believe, and ammo is more important than guns. They might've had plenty of guns for everyone in the group with what they grabbed onscreen and off, but the ammo was more important to focus on.