Sometimes Jarmusch's slow & deadpan style works with zombies sometimes it doesn't
Jim Jarmusch who is known for his art movies decided to do a zombie movie leading to The Dead Don’t Die.<br /><br />The first thing you need to know is that Jarmusch has a very slow and deliberate style. That leads to a lot of deadpan acting. It also seems like he even had some of his actors talk slowly like Bill Murray as Chief Robertson and Adam Driver as Officer Peterson.<br /><br />The zombies are mostly used for comedic effect. Jarmusch also had his zombies talk and think about their past lives. He shows some zombies with cell phones saying “wi-fi”.<br /><br />At certain points Jarmusch also breaks down the wall between the movie and the audience. For instance, Robertson and Peterson get stuck in their car in the cemetery surrounded by zombies. Robertson asks Peterson how he knows things are not going to end well to which Peterson says because he read the script of the film.<br /><br />Overall, The Dead Don’t Die is a very mixed bag. Sometimes Jarmusch’s style works with the zombie genre and other times it doesn’t.<br />C
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