Big fan of his dead remake
Zack snyder will direct another zombie movie(full creative control)
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Big fan of his dead remake
InGodWeTrust
Tall & Handsome in ATL
I'm wit it 
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Good. Stick to shyt like this....
Saysumthinfunnymike
VOTE!!!
Dawn of the Dead remake was dope. Snyder knows what he's doing. This might be worth the Netflix price hike
This has been in the pipeline for a while. Here is an excerpt from an interview The Snyders gave to Shock Till You Drop back in 2008:
Based on a story by Zack and written by Awake's Joby Harold, "Army" is described as a picture larger in scale than Snyder's 2004 "Dawn" redux. "Basically, something happened in Vegas and there was this huge outbreak of these zombies that were killing people," Deborah explains. "So to contain it they basically contain Vegas. The city is this wasteland with walls around it and all of these zombies are inside. One of our characters goes in there to investigate and gets trapped inside and her father goes in to search for her. He can't do it alone so he gets a group of mercenaries under the guise that there's money still in the casinos, because they don't care about his daughter. There's also a plotline of what's really going on - like, the containment isn't so contained and there are cover-ups. We think it's really fun. 'Dawn' was set in a mall and come on, Vegas is the perfect place to set a zombie film and you can have a lot of fun with that!"
"What's important is tone. Like 'Dawn' has fun but it never makes fun. It's different than the tone of 28 Days Later, those films are super serious. I think 'Dawn' had a little bit more fun with it and we're hoping to have a similar tone in 'Army.'"
I am glad that Snyder is going to direct it himself just because he is aces at visuals and this type of movie should let him go off.
Based on a story by Zack and written by Awake's Joby Harold, "Army" is described as a picture larger in scale than Snyder's 2004 "Dawn" redux. "Basically, something happened in Vegas and there was this huge outbreak of these zombies that were killing people," Deborah explains. "So to contain it they basically contain Vegas. The city is this wasteland with walls around it and all of these zombies are inside. One of our characters goes in there to investigate and gets trapped inside and her father goes in to search for her. He can't do it alone so he gets a group of mercenaries under the guise that there's money still in the casinos, because they don't care about his daughter. There's also a plotline of what's really going on - like, the containment isn't so contained and there are cover-ups. We think it's really fun. 'Dawn' was set in a mall and come on, Vegas is the perfect place to set a zombie film and you can have a lot of fun with that!"
"What's important is tone. Like 'Dawn' has fun but it never makes fun. It's different than the tone of 28 Days Later, those films are super serious. I think 'Dawn' had a little bit more fun with it and we're hoping to have a similar tone in 'Army.'"
I am glad that Snyder is going to direct it himself just because he is aces at visuals and this type of movie should let him go off.
Sensitive Christian Grey
The Fisher King
Sounds like a videogame 
Poetical Poltergeist
Precise and cold hearted
No harm in checking it out even tho I'm pretty exhausted with zombie movies.
