Why didn't Logan become a zombie?
I used to own this film on tape. I remember that Rhodes killed Logan with a machine gun, but none of the bullets hit Logan in the head. Logan should have turned into a zombie after that, I think.
shareThe script shows that the reanimation has passed by the end of the movie, where a dead character stays dead. Maybe it's a pointer to that and the hope that it's almost over.
shareThe script shows that the reanimation has passed by the end of the movie, where a dead character stays dead. Maybe it's a pointer to that and the hope that it's almost over.So did they abandon this concept in Land of the Dead because they are reviving in that film.
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Most likely.
I see Land more as a "reboot" than a sequel to the first three.
Most likely.
I see Land more as a "reboot" than a sequel to the first three.
Meh, I am pretty sure I have heard die hard Romero fans state Land is part of the same universe as the original trilogy and that he was attempting to start a reboot from Diary forward. The timelines in the film seem to support this since Land clearly takes place a few years after the initial outbreak and Diary is right at the very start of the outbreak.
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Land is not a reboot at all.
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