Fido (Зомби по имени Фидо) BDRip

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Fido (Зомби по имени Фидо)
BDRip | XviD 720 x 304 AVI | Audio: AC3 Dolby Digital 2.0, 384 Kbps | 1h:31min | 1,5 Gb
IMDB: 7.0/10 | Genre: Black Comedy | Language: Russian (Full Dubbing-in), English (ext.) | Subtitles: Rus, Eng (ext.)
Studio: Lionsgate (Canada) | Director: Andrew Currie; Writers: Robert Chomiak, Andrew Currie | 2006 Year
Cast: Carrie-Anne Moss, Billy Connolly, Dylan Baker, K'Sun Ray, Sonja Bennett, Jennifer Clement

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“At a risk of sounding slightly sacrilegious, on first viewing I'm kind of inclined to put this right up on a par with “Shaun of the Dead”. Now, given I view Simon Pegg as an unquestionable comedy genius, I realise this is a rather big claim. And to what extent you agree with that last statement may be a good preliminary gauge of whether “Fido” will appeal to you.

In a way the comedy picks up where “Shaun” left off, except we're back in the original 1950s Living Dead-era stereotypical middle-American small town. The Zombie Wars are over and zombies themselves are becoming more well-adjusted, useful members of the community. This, so we're informed at the outset, is largely thanks to the scientific advances made by the good people at Zomcom – a nice play on romantic comedy perhaps?

The beauty of the film lies in its dead-pan depiction of a respectable neighbourhood maintaining core values while making a place for zombies and the special hazards they pose. The charm and balance with which it does this is near enough perfect. Themes you might expect from a more mainstream kitsch comedy come through – the veneer of good clean living, keeping up appearances, repressed emotion, muddled parental values, social decorum and the plight of the alienated individual.

It's a story told with happy heart and wide appeal that is brought to life vividly by the film's all-round strong cast. It's one of those works where it really shows through that everyone involved got a kick out of taking part. It's also fun imagining what Billy Connelly learning his script must have been like...

So in conclusion, it is probable you will appreciate the humour of this film unless your father tried to eat you.” – IMDb.com

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“'There are people in this world with a demented sense of humor. Those people enjoy films like “Shaun of the Dead” and find “Lake Placid” to be among one of the funnier films made that year. Then there are people who think the aforementioned folks need psychiatric help. If you are one of group «A» then I would strongly recommend “Fido” for your viewing pleasure. I personally grinned madly through the entire film, from the campy remake of the war footage to the 50's commercials skewering the elderly. The premise is simple, take all of the wholesome 50's TV shows and blend them together, remove the dog and add in some Zombies.

I rented this movie knowing that it would either be one of the most disturbing yet hysterical movies I've seen, or one of the worst. I was thrilled to discover that I loved it. The acting was brilliant in that 1950's way, the color, the scenery; everything was exactly what it needed to be to re-make the 50's with a few zombies added in. The zombies were easy to spot, shambling about in a lovely shade of blue gray doing the menial tasks in life that no one wants to do, like... mowing the lawn, or picking up garbage. Enter Fido, the lovable zombie who the Robinson's bring home. The Robinsons are a disturbing mess of a dysfunctional family, with a neurotic zombie-phobic dad who has little time or attention for his family, The pistol packing mother (Carrie Ann Moss) who does her best to hold the family together and gain her husband's attention, the son “Timmy” who is bullied at school, and friendless until Fido enters their lives. Throw in a few neurotic neighbors and a faulty zombie collar and you have an entertaining evening. The most peculiar thing about this film is that (apart from the zombies munching on people when off their leashes) there is nothing in this film to keep it from being rated PG. Not a profanity, no nudity... just wholesome Zombie Goodness.” – Amazon.com

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