Excellent, Without a doubt!!

There is, somehow, an interesting story here, as well as some good acting. There are also some good scenes

A film of deceptively outspoken contemporary relevance, this is cinema at its most alert, alarming and alive.

The movie really just wants to entertain people.

If you have played dead rising then you would rate this movie. Because yea some parts don't make sense but you kinda have to think about how the game is so then those things would make sense. No spoilers but I just think that the rating of this movie is way too low, I think it's because those people haven't played the game

I would not say its a bad movie because clearly the team worked hard u can tell that. But the movie does start to bore after halftime and that really hurt my brain. Its a good attempt but improvements could be made. Watch it only if u have nothing to do and wanna pass some time like when you are traveling or something. This movie loses its grip really soon and that kind of disappointed me. I saw GREAT reviews and decided to watch it but no I wanna say its a one time watch but that is actually way more than it actually deserves My father could not sit for 5 minutes to watch it. So the end statement is - Not a bad movie but not good either.

I can't claim to be overly much of a fan of the Dead Rising games as they were repetitive beyond belief. So it wasn't much of an expectation that I had for this 2015 movie adaptation of the game.And having seen it already, I can honestly say that this was just a mediocre zombie movie. Well, there is a really good production value to the movie, and it had mostly a good cast. Story-wise, well here mediocrity really took place. And it was just an anti-climatic experience, truth be told.Visually the movie was quite alright. Lots of nice effects, Visuals and concept ideas. However, when the camera point of view switched to the end of the weapons it just got tacky.And speaking of tacky, when they had a guy play a console version of the Dead Rising game the tacky level reached epic proportions. That was just idiotic beyond belief.As for the cast in "Dead Rising: Watchtower" then they had a good cast for most parts. I will say that Virginia Madsen was the one carrying the movie. But I just can't comprehend the idea of having Rrb Riggle playing Frank West. Seriously? He was just so poorly cast for that role."Dead Rising: Watchtower" came and went without leaving a dent or a memorable mark on the zombie genre.

It would've been difficult to place a whole movie inside a mall and make it interesting enough ... oh wait: Dawn of the Dead already did that and succeeded! Which might have been one if not the main inspiration for the video game "Dead Rising" (there have been a couple of "sequels" to the original game up to this moment).Like the games you can assume that there will be more movies. Especially if they are successful. The two main characters here are very good looking, which is "dealt" with very early on. A nice touch even if an obvious one. The action is more than decent and the story moves along nicely. Aspects from the game (building weapons McGuyver style) are also present ...