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Lura 2022-03-26 09:01:13
Another queen-type female lead, one woman ruins the whole...
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Hoyt 2022-03-25 09:01:22
The old man's magnetic voice fascinates me. ....
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Iva 2022-03-25 09:01:22
A low-cost zombie movie~ Finally, this movie expresses dissatisfaction and injustice against the state power, and that is the main line. The irony is that "FIN" is also used at the...
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Unique 2022-03-25 09:01:22
Horror movies are Meat...
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Derick 2022-03-25 09:01:22
Clever script, strange virus, human outburst at the end, good...
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Michael 2022-03-25 09:01:22
The words were...
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Jaime 2022-03-25 09:01:22
Not enough heat,...
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Idell 2022-03-25 09:01:22
Viruses are transmitted through sounds and words, and the subject matter is novel. But a good horror film needs the overall combination of mind, vision, picture and...
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Daniela 2022-03-25 09:01:22
Ah... I don't understand, are you telling the audience to be wary of certain words? However, the terrifying atmosphere created by the ultra-small cost investment is not bad. I recommend...
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Adrian 2022-03-25 09:01:22
It turns out that language is the most terrifying virus, making us crazy, irritable, uneasy, poisoning life, and...
Pontypool Comments
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Sandy 2022-01-31 08:01:54
(January 7, 2010)
(January 7, 2010) Wow, the most depressing movie I've seen this year! When the film was released, several friends once strongly recommended it, saying that they had never seen such a "zombie-like film" before. Sure enough, this script was really not covered, it was completely an anti-type boring...
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Zechariah 2022-01-31 08:01:54
Zombie viruses have strange reasons, but too much dialogue to drive the plot is too boring
In the small town of Pontypool, Canada, a virus spread by language has occurred, and the infected people have become cannibal zombies. A radio presenter discovers the solution and saves the town.
The story of the film basically takes place in a radio studio. The storyline is developed through the...
Pontypool quotes
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Laurel Ann: [Bandaging Sydney's hand] Are you listening to this?
Sydney Briar: I'm really trying not to. I left my cell phone in the sound booth. I want to talk to the kids. When he's got them, he turns his cell phone off or doesn't pick up or - I don't know.
Laurel Ann: He's a jerk.
Sydney Briar: So, did anything, um, this crazy ever happen to you in Afghanistan?
Laurel Ann: No, sir. Leave this situation I brought back in my head.
Sydney Briar: What do you - what do you mean?
Laurel Ann: I don't really know. I'm gonna go see if Mr. Mazzy's missing. Mi-missing. Missing. Missing. Missing? As in - I mean - I mean, Mr. Mazzy. Mr. Mazzy's missing, as in, cause he's not here.
Sydney Briar: Well, honey, he's in the sound booth.
Laurel Ann: Yeah, I know, I just - I'm gonna - I'm gonna go.
[Begins imitating teakettle in trance like state]
Sydney Briar: [Perplexed by Laurel-Ann, then sees man climbing in through window] Excuse me!
Dr. Mendez: Sorry! Please, don't be alarmed! I am Dr. John Mendez. I have literally been crawling on my hands and knees throughout town, all over and, and -
[notices Laurel-Ann]
Dr. Mendez: Ok, oh. Don't - don't say anything. Ok. Oh, boy.
Sydney Briar: She just started doing this.
Dr. Mendez: Um, sorry, uh, I'm a doctor, um, we should step out.
Sydney Briar: Laurel-Ann? Laurel-Ann, honey, are you okay?
Dr. Mendez: No, no, no, no, no, no. It's terribly urgent that we keep moving. She'll follow our voices. We have to, uh - what's that?
[Points to sound booth]
Sydney Briar: It's the sound booth.
Dr. Mendez: [Snaps fingers] Lifeboat! Let's go!
Laurel Ann: [Snaps out of trance] Mr. M- M- Mr. Mendez is missing Mazzy. No, no, I'm missing Mazzy. I have to -
[gasping]
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Laurel Ann: No, guys, wait! I'm not missing anymore! I don't miss Mr. Mazzy.
Director: Bruce McDonald
Language: English,French,Armenian Release date: September 18, 2009