Plot Holes: What Happened to Dianne When She Left the Winchester?

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2004
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Lucy Davis in Plot Holes: What Happened to Dianne When She Left the Winchester? (2004)

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Agrega una trama en tu idiomaIn the film, Dianne leaves the Winchester holding her boyfriend, David's, leg after he was eaten by the zombies. There was a lot of zombies, so we came to a conclusion she was killed right. ... Leer todoIn the film, Dianne leaves the Winchester holding her boyfriend, David's, leg after he was eaten by the zombies. There was a lot of zombies, so we came to a conclusion she was killed right. Wrong! In this segment of the DVD, it was revealed that Dianne actually escaped the swarm ... Leer todoIn the film, Dianne leaves the Winchester holding her boyfriend, David's, leg after he was eaten by the zombies. There was a lot of zombies, so we came to a conclusion she was killed right. Wrong! In this segment of the DVD, it was revealed that Dianne actually escaped the swarm of zombies, with not one scratch, and ran and hid up in a tree, where she stayed for a wee... Leer todo

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- Simon Pegg
- Edgar Wright
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- Lucy Davis

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- Simon Pegg
- Edgar Wright
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- Lucy Davis

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Adds more to the story than you expect.

In the movie, when Dianne runs out of the Winchester she is calling her boyfriend's name. Because we just saw him torn to pieces by the zombies (and because Dianne is beating zombies with his severed leg) it's reasonable to assume that she can't save him and is instead making an insane rush against his killers, soon to meet her own similarly gruesome fate.

Instead of simply illustrating Dianne's grisly fate, this one completely changes what we would otherwise expect, going in a totally different direction that amazingly makes perfect sense (or as much sense as can be made in your typical zombie movie), while at the same time maintaining the same tongue-in-cheek tone of the rest of the movie. It's narrated by Dianne, of course, and has a characteristically classic joke at the end.