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Fido [2006]
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04-09-2007 12:48am#1
Trailer @ Apple.com | IMDb Page
What a remarkable little film.
From a director with nothing else of real significance under his belt, it is a film which is very daft and tongue-in-cheek at it's heart but is brought back down to earth with a witty script and excellent performances (especially Dylan Baker, who re-inforces my opinion of him being the most underused and underrated actor working in Hollywood today. And an absolutely unrecognisable Billy Connolly.).
It's not a film everyone will love, some will downright despise it but watch it with an open mind, no reservations, no real expectations and just enjoy how different it is to anything else around today (or in the last couple of years).
Best way to summarise it is 'Pleasantville with zombies' but it's actually a mish-mash of a whole bunch of genres. But like i said, what really sets it apart is how different it is in terms of style and general tone.
Much recommended!0
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