29 - Land of the Dead

    Romero's fourth living dead movie.  I watched this in the theater, and I don't know if I ever watched it completely a second time.  This was actually better than I remember.  The biggest problem that it had was that it felt too unfocused.  This time, that's still a problem, but not in the way I remembered.  This time, the problem is that I'm not sure what the message is that Romero is trying to get across.  There far too many "we're them, and they're us" lines, but I don't think that was the point.

    This time through, it was much easier to follow everything, and most of the story seemed very straightforward.