Darkeyesuk2000
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Just went to blockbusters and rented Mulberry street, I have to say for the budget of some 30grand, they made the most amazing zombie move of its time.
did some reserch on the web and found out it was shot on the dvx100.
I know that in some shots it looks grainy but so did miami vice.
I relllyy really liked this movie, its not like your typical zombie movie, when you watch the film you really get absorbed by the chacters in the movie. the whole film is about common people just trying to make a living.
i rekon the director really has a nice style which i hope he carrys on to his future projects.
Also most of the interior shots were shot in the same apartment but you would never know when you were watching.
http://www.mulberrystreetmovie.com/
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0473514/
radio interview with director
http://www.mulberrystreetmovie.com/Media/WBAIInterview.mp3
trailer
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SHEU22Sq4pg
did some reserch on the web and found out it was shot on the dvx100.
I know that in some shots it looks grainy but so did miami vice.
I relllyy really liked this movie, its not like your typical zombie movie, when you watch the film you really get absorbed by the chacters in the movie. the whole film is about common people just trying to make a living.
i rekon the director really has a nice style which i hope he carrys on to his future projects.
Also most of the interior shots were shot in the same apartment but you would never know when you were watching.
http://www.mulberrystreetmovie.com/
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0473514/
radio interview with director
http://www.mulberrystreetmovie.com/Media/WBAIInterview.mp3
trailer
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SHEU22Sq4pg
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