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TU PUNTUACIÓN
Un grupo de vagos se enfrenta a un ejército de zombis. El gobierno cubano y los medios de comunicación afirman que los muertos vivientes son disidentes que se rebelan contra el gobierno.Un grupo de vagos se enfrenta a un ejército de zombis. El gobierno cubano y los medios de comunicación afirman que los muertos vivientes son disidentes que se rebelan contra el gobierno.Un grupo de vagos se enfrenta a un ejército de zombis. El gobierno cubano y los medios de comunicación afirman que los muertos vivientes son disidentes que se rebelan contra el gobierno.
- Premios
- 8 premios y 5 nominaciones en total
Juan Miguel Más
- Mario
- (as Juan Miguel Mas)
Argumento
¿Sabías que...?
- CuriosidadesThe testicle scene between Lázaro and his son is not a "natural occurrence". Lázaro's bits are made from plastic.
- Créditos adicionalesWe see Juan fighting zombies on the dock, except that it's animated to look like a graphic novel.
- ConexionesFeatured in Midnight Movie Review: The Night of Terror 2012 (2012)
- Banda sonoraMy Way
(Comme d'Habitude)
Music by Claude François and Jacques Revaux
French lyrics by Gilles Thibaut
English lyrics by Paul Anka
Copyright by Warner Chappell Music France / Jean Musique
© 1968 Warner Chappell Music France, Jeune Musique Edition Sarl.
Bajo licencia de Sony/ATV Music Publishing (Spain) LLC S. en C.
Performed by Sid Vicious
(P) 1978 The copyright in this sound recording is owned by The Sex Pistols Residuals under exclusive license to Virgin Records Ltd
Reseña destacada
It is rare that a film combines, satire, parody, thrills, scary zombies, and deadpan humor. Such is the film Juan of the Dead.
Plot is simple. Zombies try to take over Cuba. But the government says they are "dissidents" created by the Americans to undermine Cuba. In a very clever film, the director, Alejandro Bruques, takes us on a fantasy ride of zombie threats and humor with many political points along the way.
Several island residents form a motley crew of a trans gurl, a muscle bound dude, a hot babe and a guy named "California", is just the beginning of zombie mayhem.
They even open a business, "we kill your loved one" to earn a few extra bucks off the zombies...Cuban style.
The budget is not mentioned in the film overview, but I bet they really made a very low budge stretch quite a bit. From the beginning to end credits it is a delight. Every film student should see this movie to see what you can do with imagination and not the fancy cameras profiled in American media.
Their first kill has a harpoon go through a zombie to kill an old lady standing right behind the zombie. Ooops! A wooden oar weapon is so decrepit that we would never use it as an oar.
There is also the famous car/boat that many refuges use to flee Cuba used to escape the onslaught of zombies. In one scene, an attack by numerous zombies is thwarted by a single harpoon and a "rally around the flag pole". Heh, heh.
A slow motion arrow is an tick toward Matrix.
The film introduces a stereo type American and since the crew does not speak English, Juan introduces himself by saying "My name is Juan". Get it. It beginning Spanish class the first thing you learn is "Yo me llamo Juan". Very funny.
They spoof Bruce Lee with a freeze frame at the end. Ending credits are terrific. There are subtitles so get ready and just read them.
The ending credits are really inventive as is the entire film. I have never seen it in a bargain bin, so I will try and make my own copy from a TV showing. I recommend this highly as a very funny, highly inventive, well shot film about the zombie Apocalypse.
Plot is simple. Zombies try to take over Cuba. But the government says they are "dissidents" created by the Americans to undermine Cuba. In a very clever film, the director, Alejandro Bruques, takes us on a fantasy ride of zombie threats and humor with many political points along the way.
Several island residents form a motley crew of a trans gurl, a muscle bound dude, a hot babe and a guy named "California", is just the beginning of zombie mayhem.
They even open a business, "we kill your loved one" to earn a few extra bucks off the zombies...Cuban style.
The budget is not mentioned in the film overview, but I bet they really made a very low budge stretch quite a bit. From the beginning to end credits it is a delight. Every film student should see this movie to see what you can do with imagination and not the fancy cameras profiled in American media.
Their first kill has a harpoon go through a zombie to kill an old lady standing right behind the zombie. Ooops! A wooden oar weapon is so decrepit that we would never use it as an oar.
There is also the famous car/boat that many refuges use to flee Cuba used to escape the onslaught of zombies. In one scene, an attack by numerous zombies is thwarted by a single harpoon and a "rally around the flag pole". Heh, heh.
A slow motion arrow is an tick toward Matrix.
The film introduces a stereo type American and since the crew does not speak English, Juan introduces himself by saying "My name is Juan". Get it. It beginning Spanish class the first thing you learn is "Yo me llamo Juan". Very funny.
They spoof Bruce Lee with a freeze frame at the end. Ending credits are terrific. There are subtitles so get ready and just read them.
The ending credits are really inventive as is the entire film. I have never seen it in a bargain bin, so I will try and make my own copy from a TV showing. I recommend this highly as a very funny, highly inventive, well shot film about the zombie Apocalypse.
- djderka
- 17 mar 2013
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Detalles
- Fecha de lanzamiento
- Países de origen
- Sitios oficiales
- Idiomas
- Títulos en diferentes países
- Juan of the Dead
- Localizaciones del rodaje
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Taquilla
- Recaudación en Estados Unidos y Canadá
- 18.000 US$
- Fin de semana de estreno en EE. UU. y Canadá
- 12.000 US$
- 18 mar 2012
- Recaudación en todo el mundo
- 324.834 US$
- Duración1 hora 32 minutos
- Color
- Relación de aspecto
- 1.85 : 1
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