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Users review: Finally, after years of facing difficulty with production and resources, World War Z has come our way, and it promises an epic and grandeur scale. The film definitely contains most of the elements fans have always desired in a zombie movie; it actually mixes horror, suspense, and action all in one movie. One act transpires underneath the roofs of a daunting apartment building when another act takes the audience across the world to Israel where the people left are forced to defend themselves against a monstrously colossal horde of zombies as they pile in. There are jump-scares. There are grisly and highly unfortunate deaths. Anyways, the film focuses on Brad Pitts character (Gerry Lane) whos required to assist the UN with discovering a possible vaccine/cure to the horrifying virus thats spreading throughout the world and turning human beings into ghastly creatures. If he refuses to comply, theyll willingly kick his entire family off a tanker- one of the few safe locations left in the world. From there on, Gerry Lane is forced to transcend country after country in order to secure his familys safety and possibly save humanity. A hell of a lot is at stake, thats for sure. Now, I can definitely state that one of the best aspects of the film is its acting, especially Brad Pitts, which, as usual, doesnt disappoint. One can clearly witness the fear and terror present in almost every characters eyes, as well as one specific character quite convincingly pulling off the feeling of sheer pain under horrendous circumstances. With that being said, the very beginning of the film starts off a little bizarrely as the pace seems to suffer. With the running time that the movie possesses, such a rich and complex story is compacted to fit its duration, which means right off the bat, were met with the apocalypse and the zombie outbreak. We only receive a few minutes, if that, of the main familys daily lives until theyre cast into the conflict almost instantly. As a result, conversations feel extremely and oddly brief and segments that couldve been expanded on feel like theyre set on fast forward in order to get to the point. This means that theres much less space for character development and characterization in general, and zombie movies (or we can say Horror movies as a whole) definitely need to spend some time on their characters so that the audience is able to connect with them and feel for them as they progress on their journey. When they feel fear, we have to feel fear for them as well. Unfortunately, as this is largely a Hollywood blockbuster and not something like 28 Weeks Later, the film has to reach the action-packed bits as soon as possible. And this is when the film will cause a fair amount of decisiveness- the audience who read the book will approach the film differently than the ones whove seen the trailers and are just simply interested in the plot thats promised. Ive read up on reviews, and most of the negative reviews originate from the individuals who expected an honest- shall I say- adaptation of the book (this is exactly the issue that faced The Great Gatsby or any other adaptation for that matter). I havent read the book, which means I dont need to furiously rant about the films disconnection from its novelistic counterpart. If you havent read the book, you have no reason to worry about potential disappointment; thats practically reserved for the books fans. If youre a book fan, on the other hand, you should be expecting the twos differentiation from one another. So, to put it most understandably, if youre entering this movie the way it was marketed, youll experience a wild, roller-coaster ride thats fairly effective in its capability of featuring some dramatic moments of diplomatic negotiations and political discussions over the worlds collapse and then placing you into intensely impossible situations only to be followed by an incredibly suspenseful, nerve-wracking sequence. Its highly entertaining…however, its the furthest fr...
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