World War Z
 

This may be the first movie in several years that I can say I'm actually looking forward to.

Sweet PANIC!!!!!!!!!!!

As usually US army has lack of fire/gun power.

As right now the most amazing movie I saw in theater was "Avengers" - so much action and good humor on big screen - it was awesome.

the US gov needs help from brad pitt kind of movie :( was hoping for something better...

Not a huge fan of Pitt myself, but must admit I am waiting for this as well.

looking forwward to this too

Im reading a version of it right now. Written from the point of view of a UN investigator and the interviews he did after the War.

cant wait to see the movie either.

wait for the sequels 2 3 and 4

Apparently there'll be a pc/console video game of this coming out as well. It wasn't until after the remake of Dawn of the Dead and then later playing the vidgame Left4Dead that this genre really hit home with me.

Now I'm hooked.

its a month away :(

...and after 4, the television series. ;-)

George Romero's films are completely shit but the remakes of Dawn Of The Dead (2004) & The Crazies (2010) were excellent!

I'm also looking forward to War Z, it looks excellent!

i will watch it

look interesting

I'm looking forward to seeing this movie too but something in first part of the trailer really bugs me.

At 0:17 the bike seems to be going really fast despite the fact that it has a short time to get to that speed and that it is driving between cars. Ok, the bike can easily get up to speed and drive that way, but it "feels" funny.

At 0:19 the establishing shot shows they are on a very long road but the shot at 0:25 clearly shows he is on a short road. There is a building right behind brad pit that is 4 to maybe 6 car lengths away.

Then at 0:37 the cop gets hit by a garbage truck which could never have got up to speed in that short distance, and never makes a sound, and should have been seen in the shot at 0:34. The continuity established by the cop yelling "Get back in your car right now" makes the garbage truck "appear out of nowhere".

Edited this way as a trailer-only is really sloppy and cheap. I hope the movie isn't done like this and I hope this scene is much better.

I am done nit-picking for today.

Better trailer here:

My little cousin is an extra in this movie, they filmed parts of it in Glasgow, Scotland. Looks pretty cool, I'll probably check it out jus to see his name in the credits lol.

Since when did the US lack military armaments?

Looks like a fun movie

it does look bloody good

cant wait

me too!:thumbsup

Several years is pushing it I think but I'll agree the trailer looks great. Hope it lives up to the expectation.

You must be a real hoot to sit and watch a movie with. :Hollering

That 2nd trailer is good too. :thumbsup

Not at all actually. I really can't think of a movie that's come out in the past 3 or 4 years that I can say I truley had this much anticipation to see. Don't get me wrong, I've enjoyed several films made during that time, but none have piqued my interest as much as this one.

Opinions may vary though. This is just mine.

Brad in "Meeting Joe Black" = winning, loved him in that movie

Going to see it when its out

Ohh yes! another zombie film! can't wait to see this

probably call the show 'walking dead'???

betcha the guy wears jockey shorts, suspenders AND a belt... to bed...:thumbsup

he was awesome in 'killing them softly'

I read they missed the 2012 doomsday date and called back the actors re-shoot many scenes because the movie really sucks and already way over budget.

Stop over analyzing shit and just enjoy the damn movie.. Holy shit.

Sounds like propaganda...

Must be, one of the main reasons the last war was won is because of armaments sent to Britain and Russia from the lend lease act.

It's on my list! :thumbsup

zombie movies rule..i will see it :)

Is this going to be the most expensive movie of all time?

http://www.guardian.co.uk/film/2013/...brad-pitt-time

No - it is just a pattern, template of all movies. All this movies : Independence Day, Battle Ship, War of the Worlds, Colverfield, Battle: Los Angeles, Godzilla, all zombie movies - US army always suck in the beginning.

So it surprises no one there's an estimated budget of $400 Million on this film so far?

Four hundred Million.

Pitt better pray it delivers.

That's not our tax money so I don't care.

The largest, most powerful military in the world... has a lack of fire power? Oh really?

We talking about movies, right? If yes, then based on all movies I mentioned couple post before - yes, "movie" US army always sucks in the beginning, and always short on solders/jets/tanks etc. But later, when everything almost done cavalry finally comes.

I hope they show the part where the ocean floor is teeming with zombies when a submarine decided to see how the infection had affected marine life.

And the part with the super exclusive island where all the rich and famous paid their way to sanctuary but only to be overrun by zombies who "swam" their way into their shores.

And the part where the military used daschunds strapped with cameras and a specially designed time bombs to sniff out and destroy the remaining hordes of zombies hiding in underground caverns.

The book was awesome.

Man you are spoiling it. Not nice!

Not for me. Then again I stopped reading his post after the first six words, then caught his "the book was awesome" comment at the end there and immediately figured out his intent.

I shall serve no spoilers before their time.

It's possible... and I'm just throwing this out there so bear with me.... but it's just possible that the US military, as massive and modern and well-armed as they are today, might not be as ready for a global zombie apocalypse as one might think.

He's been in some truly amazing movies. Not sure how this one will pan out...

Actually, I am!! I will always gloss over errors in movies and always get wrapped up in the story or fun to really notice little goofs.... but when something is wrong with an image, you do tend to notice it.



Yes yes, sorry, you are right. I do plan to see WWZ when it comes out. It looks awesome, but of course THEY are just preparing us for the Zombie apocalypse to come despite the warnings from the CDC that it doesn't exist.


http://newsfeed.time.com/2012/06/04/...ie-apocalypse/

I'm with you on one thing at least... the part about the truck speeding by and nailing that guy. It's not that I care about the logistics of why it was going so fast or whatever, it's more about the fact that this same scene is in tons of horror films. Girl steps off a curb and gets nailed by a bus that was obviously going 80 mph for some reason, and of course afterwards the bus just keeps on going. Or there's already a bad accident or strange scene on the road. any normal vehicle would either stop or at least slow down, but no, the guy takes a step back and wham, a truck speeds by out of nowhere and creams him. Truck also doesn't stop.

It's gotten so overdone to the point where it's as cliche and the screaming cat popping up in the window sill.

But I'm still giving this movie a chance. It's zombies after all. ZOMBIES!

Zombies have been getting less scary over the years, whether they do the fast or slow ones. But I have to admit, its freaky to see them organically massing into a giant pile of flailing zombies that moves as one.

I'm kind of down on this movie because it looks like they only took the name of the book. It should have been a TV series or mini series, because that's the only thing that could do justice to such a deep, expansive novel.

For the lovers of conspiracies! :1orglaugh