Good premise goes unrealized
The Crazies was George Romero’s fourth film released in 1973. He built on a popular theme he would use again and again which was average Americans being hit by a plague that led to extreme violence. He was most well-known for using this in his zombie movies, but this was a variation of that.<br /><br />Things start with a man going crazy and killing his wife and then burning down his house with him and his two kids inside. The population is surprised when they find out the army has taken charge of their town when they take the two injured children to the hospital. It turns out the town was infected by a biological agent leaked into the water system when a government plane crashed in the area. The weapon turns people homicidal. The army was there to purge the area. The soldiers end up terrifying the people more than the outbreak. The movie focuses upon the military trying to control the situation and a small group of civilians that escape.<br /><br />The movie had a good premise, but it never really spent that much time on the people going crazy. Most of the film was spent on the army arguing with civilians about what they were doing or the group that escapes talking about what they’re going to do. The 2010 remake was much, MUCH better because it got to fully realize Romero’s vision.<br />C
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