Wild Zero
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Movie Reviews of Wild Zero
Movie Review: Fun, but still...
Summary: 2 Stars
Wild Zero (Tetsuro Takeuchi, 2000)
Imagine what would happen if you crossed the video for Michael Jackson's "Thriller," the wonderfully bad new wave film Get Crazy!, and an Arnold Schwarzenegger flick, then added a dash or two of Hedwig and the Angry Inch. The result would look a whole lot like Wild Zero.
Takeuchi (who, according to IMDB, had never previously directed, nor had since directed, another movie) gives us a ninety-minute hero-worship session for Guitar Wolf, a band who have the distinction of having been in the Guinness Book of World Records for loudest record of all time (Jet Generation). The story revolves around Ace, a young guy who idolizes Guitar Wolf. After he saves them from a corrupt manager, Ace (Masashi Endo) and Guitar Wolf (playing himself, of course) for a kind of bond, expressed through a whistle Wolf gives to Ace to blow if he's ever in trouble and needs the band to come help him. Meanwhile, in the desert, a large meteorite has fallen to earth, and a number of people who have never met are coming together at a small gas station convenience store. (They do this so we can meet them all, and then have an excuse to follow their stories, most of which never intertwine again.) Yes, the two storylines do eventually come together; Ace meets one of the folks from the gas station, hitchhiker Tobio ([name censored... because yes, you can't say it here]), and falls instantly in love. Not a good thing to do when you're about to face... eh, I'll let you find out for yourself.
Wild Zero is an incredibly silly movie, but if you like that sort of thing, you'll get ninety minutes of enjoyment out of it. There's no portion of the flick that hasn't been done better somewhere else, but all the elements have never been juxtaposed quite like this before. And it does have a good soundtrack. **
Movie Review: Not my type of movie
Summary: 2 Stars
Only one word describes this movies and its " CHEESE ".
1- Two zombies fall in love, 2-when people are near zombies, the zombies seem to just walk around them doing nothing in most scenes, 3-these guys are like 80's chinese cheese balls, I love the 80's but the japanese made a new style movie but it seems like they are stuck in the 80's walking around yelling " ROCK AND ROLL " lol just stupid as hell. 4- Also all the gore is animated which i didnt like at all. If you want a good Zombie flick check out Junk or even Versus ( both Japanese cinema ), i would advise Junk its an excellent movie. Versus just drags to much but is still more fun than wild zero, which I will never watch again.
Movie Review: A Zombie Movie even a Zombie fan does not like
Summary: 2 Stars
Let me begin by saying I LOVE Zombie movies and Guitar Wolf is a pretty Bad Ass band, at least persona and attitude wise. I have a huge collection of over 50. Out of all of them Wild Zero and Tokyo Zombie are by far the two worst. Unlike Tokyo Zombie, Wild Zero does have a few moments. Honestly, it is a must have for a zombie collection, because there's no other movie like it. But just know that it is very crappy, low quality and just plain stupid.Movie Review: No one can be a critic i guess its all in the taste
Summary: 1 Stars
I tought this movie was really dumb, wanna take about bad cgi well there you have it, flying saucers, bad zombie with blue face.The punk band wolf ( wow what a bunch of tought guys), and the best part guitare wolf that says love is unconditional men can love men, women can love women, damn.....
THis movie doesnt make any sense at all.
I got ripped off buying this stinker and it will end up at bargain price this summer in a flea market, that along with another stinker STACY.