Frankly, I'm a bit surprised about my admiration for this film. It hasn't aged well. The 70's were not a kind decade. But regardless of those petty quibbles, the film is exquisite. Life lessons were taught through the 2 hours and 8 minutes I spent watching this epic.
Racist bastards deserve to be shot.
Abortion isn't the way to go, especially if you haven't asked the girl. Keeping your head on your shoulders is key to survival. And of course most importantly, if you ever find yourself in an apocalyptic situation in which the demons of hell have over flown the depths of Lucifer's sanctum, a shopping mall is the best place to take up residence. Personally, I'm happy about it. I wouldn't want any film to weaken the effect that Dawn of the Dead has had on me.