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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. |
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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 |
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Fifty shades of zombie! |
By the way I read the book after I Am Legend. Book is better.
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Book or movie? I only aware of one movie and one book. Movie makers completely changed everything.
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it will be great to see that movie in cinema... ^^
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Reviews have started to come in.
http://www.empireonline.com/reviews/...asp?FID=137228 So I guess the submarine scene won't be happening in this movie. :( Big fan of the Book and the full cast audio version. I know seeing the trailer this film IS NOT the book. I will still be going to see the film as I like zombie films. Just really do NOT understand why they did not take the full cast audio and use that format with epic flash backs showing the plight around the world. I wonder if De Caprio (if he had won when going for this franchise) would have been more faithful. Just such a shame the author Max Brooke's, has distanced himself from this film. That says a LOT right there. |
The pre-buzz on this film is awesome and hilarious. Makes me look forward to seeing it that much more.
"It's going to rock!" "It's going to suck!" "The author doesn't support it" "Fuck the author!" I predict this film, which is thus far a money pitt, (pun intended, ha) will pass the $400 mil invested and actually end up making money, and then they'll absolutely clean up with the subsequent vid game sales. I further predict there will be a sequel. |
Yes! I like this type of genre of movies....
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The critics, well many of them, mostly glorified movie bloggers, are panning it so far.
I reserve judgement. |
So what's the verdict? Anyone here see it yet?
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I see a few people say its setup for more but what makes you think that? |
i just bought the book...will read it first then see the movie :)
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Do share once you know. :thumbsup |
Cool movie! I like it...its nothing you have to think about after the movie is finished. Pure entertainment.
Maybe we need a Hardcore Porn Version of that?!! |
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Watched this movie on the weekend and really enjoyed it, yes it's a bit stupid but I thought it was worth watching.
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Saw it last night.. It was OK but the ending was predictable. Not to mention that the zeds could smash any door except the one when the chick and scientist retreated back to the who building.
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Several pans there, but nice to see plenty of positive comments as well. I rarely read reviews from critics, largely because so many of them come off as idiots in my opinion, that it just ends up annoying me. 'Movie critic' --- that has to be the suckiest job ever. Pay is probably good for some, but would you really tell a chick you're dating "I'm a critic"? You'd probably never get laid, ha ha... but I digress... Anyway they could have given this film a complete ass-raping of a rating and I'd still see it. The apocalyptic/post-apocalyptia/zombo genres fascinate me to no end. |
Best price I could find in the book so far: $7.74
http://www.bookdepository.com/book/9... 1cMgodX1oAuA In that same search result I found this: World War Z - Movie vs Book - Four Major Differences
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I saw it today. Not the best movie, but I found some of the parts really intense. I like the "slow" part at the lab, even though it made the movie feel like it fizzled at the end considering how frantic the first 2/3 was.
I bit one of my fingernails too far during that plane scene. Ouch that shit hurts now. |
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I will finish it shortly sadly, but i doubt the movie could cover all this. I think it will end up being a few movies |
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I think each needs to be looked at as their own separate piece of unrelated zombie works. While reading the book, but I remember thinking "this would make a great HBO mini series." |
Zombies bore the fuck out of me. All one has to do is to look at the physics of movement of the human body to understand that rotting muscle is not capable of the mechanics necessary for moving the skeletal framework...not even in the slow lumbering manner zombies are typically portrayed.
Not only that but the sensory organs such as the ability to see to target prey (living humans) is dependent on working eyes which work in conjunction with a working brain...neither of these zombies have. Simply ruins the entire concept of the zombie movie for me I am afraid. |
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Bet you like telling kids there is no Santa and the tooth fairy looks exactly like Mom. Nudnick. |
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