World War Z

[MacGuffin]

Release date: June 21, 2013

Starring: Brad Pitt, Mireille Enos, David Morse, James Badge Dale

Directed by: Marc Forster

Premise: A U.N. employee is racing against time and fate, as he travels the world trying to stop the outbreak of a deadly Zombie pandemic.

[HeywoodRFloyd]

What a waste of a good opportunity. That horde/wave of zombies looks fucking ridiculous. 

[Pwaybloe]

Haha! I gotta agree.  That trailer cracks me up.  Also, you can see the entire movie in 2min and 27sec. 

[©brad]

Really? I don't think it looks that bad. Wasn't this the movie though were Pitt and the director were fighting the entire time, to the point that they wouldn't even speak to each other on set and a back-up director was almost hired?

[RegularKarate]

Really? I don't think it looks that bad. Wasn't this the movie though were Pitt and the director were fighting the entire time, to the point that they wouldn't even speak to each other on set and a back-up director was almost hired?

Yeah, and I think they had to re-write the ending after it was already shot.

Even if you ignore all that, this trailer is bland as all hell. There is absolutely nothing new or interesting here. What a bore.

[matt35mm]

Listen yeah, the only thing we need to know is that this was directed by Marc Forster, a man who never met a boring choice he didn't like.

[socketlevel]

Those waves of runners look pretty cool though.

[MacGuffin]

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[Kellen]

[Garam]

The exterior shots of 'Philadelphia' in this are actually Glasgow, Scotland. That's the only reason i'd want to see this. Just curious how convincing UK can appear as the US without making a giant Eyes Wide Shut style set. As far as I'm aware, there isn't a shot of this filmed in America.





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[Kellen]

This is a worse version of Boyle's 28 Days Later but with a bigger budget.

[diggler]

I would've enjoyed this more if it didn't strain so much to NOT show blood. Some of the cutaways were pretty distracting, to the point where you couldn't even tell what the characters were doing. It's no disaster, though, and everything leading up to Pitt leaving the boat was pretty well done. I couldn't tell if the Israel scene was racist or not, but that's Israel for you.

[xerxes]

Well, that was some of the worst editing I've seen in a long time. There was, however, a scene where Pitt and his wife both enter each other's names into their caller id upon separating that was pretty amazing. You should not see this movie.

[BB]

This may as well have been a radio play for its visual coherence. Some truly befuddling sequences. 

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Favourite moment: When Brad Pitt pauses in his victory to enjoy a cool, refreshing Pepsi.

[polkablues]

Zombie apocalypse? Just means more Pepsi for me.
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