World War Z

I cannot review the book because i have not seen it, but if is anything like the movie im sure its a great book. This isnt just your average zombie movie were as you start off from the middle of it all and it is just set in one place.

To begin with, this review is mostly going to be about zombies. If you're not interested in that, then I can go ahead and tell you that Marc Foster's WWZ is a mediocre zombie movie with Brad Pitt in the star role.

I haven't read the book, so I can't say how it compares to that (book obviously must have more fleshed out characters and such). I can only say that I was surprised that I liked the movie.

It seemed to be on the cards that this movie was not going to attempt to recreate Max Brooks' novel, so I'm surprised by how many people still seemed to expect a faithful rendition of that book. I was more interested in seeing if the movie-makers had found anything new to do with the undead surely by now even the most ardent of zombie fans are sick of the slow, shambling corpses who lose pounds by the moment as whole chunks of them fall rotting to the ground.

This is my first review and I just needed to write one after seeing all the bad reviews about the movie.As you can see from my voting I truly think the movie deserves a lot more than given.

World War Z is a zombie movie with a great story line, and few scenes with gore, making it a good zombie movie even for more sensible viewers.It is interesting throughout the whole movie, with little moments that resembles a cliff hanger, typical in a thriller movie.

I'm coming at World War Z as a zombie veteran, I've sat through more zombie films from over the past 50 years than most others so I feel pretty qualified to give a verdict on this title.In a world where we now have a fantastic adaptation of The Walking Dead comic book on our TV's, this movie in comparison is flashy, derivative and unimaginative.

World War Z is a highly flashy sometimes entertaining film if critiqued exclusively in the vein of the mega budget summer blockbuster, however, World War Z is also perhaps the lousiest zombie movie ever made.Few fellow rabid fans of the flesh chewing genre 'Z' would argue against George Romero's 1968 'Night of the Living Dead' as the celebrated nascence of the zombie film.

I have seen a lot of bad movies as of late - I was genuinely surprised that, after all of the bad press it had, Brad Pitt's zombie movie is, in my opinion, one of the best one of the genre I have seen.No, if you are looking for a deep plot and stellar narrative, look elsewhere.