REACTING to *World War Z* BRAD PITT vs. ZOMBIES!! (First Time Watching) Zombie Movies
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James and Ninetailedbrush watch yet another Zombie movie, World War z starring Brad Pitt! This movie is the perfect blend of action, drama, and disaster that anyone would need!! Enjoy!
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This movie was a box office hit, but suffered a lot of production problems, which is one of the many reasons why we never got a sequel.
"yet", You have to have hope.
@@ComeGetSome5297 I really looked forward to seeing David Fincher's sequel.
@@NeugeCZ Listen, If David Fincher does anything, it better be Mindhunter season 3 damnit.
Yeah i think they ended up reshooting the entire 3rd part, if i remember correctly?
@@melodramatic7904 Yes, can confirm, was an intern at the time in the post production of the movie, most of the scenes you see at the very end were actually longer scenes from the original 3rd act, lots of unused footage that will never be released including a very famous battle scene from the book.
What scares me most about this movie and similar plots is the absolute accuracy of a total breakdown of society and complete chaos. We were not ready to handle Covid as a world so God help us if something like a zombie virus comes along.
Yeah honestly it was really freaky
Well, please don't compare aggressive zombie virus spreading instantly and deadly in 12 seconds with this rediculous caugh that closed the world for nothing...
@@dicekolev5360 nothing? you strike me as the type of person who licked toilets to prove covid is fake
i have lost friends and family over this virus they are dead and stupid people like you going to say its over nothing?
@@dicekolev5360 bokluk
@@7svn. Where exactly I said there is "nothing". I also had it and what? Did it stopped? Did it dissappeared? Do you even comprehend how many people actually lost their lifes BECAUSE of it, not FROM it... Get a brain please.
What I personally love about this movie is that doesn't follow most of the classic Zombie movie tropes. People in this movie think. Sure there are those who panic or make wrong decisions but for the most part, characters think. Stuff like thr bag falling over or accidentally hitting something with the weapon are accidents that could happen to anyone. No one runs blindly like a hero into a pile of zombies or causes discord between the team just for pride or drama. I love that.
The idiot wife didn't stop to think before getting a bunch of soldiers killed because she just HAD to call her husband. She knows he's out there in hostile territory, and she very well could have gotten him killed too. Gerry is dumb too just for humoring the whole concept of calling each other.
yeah, the author of the book (and the movie staff too) must be someone who watched previous zombie movies carefully.
they noticed the clichés were mostly stupid behaviour and they decided to deal with the situation as it should be dealt with.
don't get me wrong, I kinda appreciate classic clichés like " *let's split up to check this possibly zombie-infested skyscraper* ", because it means jumpscares, cast deaths and savage action, but given humanity self-proclaimed itself the smartest species on the planet because driven by reason, we need characters who prove that in an apocalypse instead of acting as videogame characters or wannabe heroes.
of course, something stupid here and there happens: humans aren't perfect, and the wife proved it😅
@@aegypticus1993 not gonna lie, it did endanger him but it's still a realistic mistake to make. Her husband called earlier but signal sucked so she thought if he was calling earlier, he might still be available. Sadly, that didn't go so well.
It's pretty much the same cliche's as every other horror. So saying it doesn't follow the most classic things is kinda already misleading.
@@lordseaworth6055 misleading?
So stuff like "finding a guy who randomly helps you in a raided market + most people not minding your business and caring of themselves", "getting away from your people when you got into a situation where you could possibly have been infected until you're sure you're not to keep them safe from attacking them yourself", "coming up with plans that actually have some logical basis and do not rely on luck" and, #1 again, "people ACTUALLY thinking about the situation they're in" are clichés that happen in every horror movie just like that? (not to mention we're talking about specific ZOMBIE clichés)
Please, just please...
My mom loved this movie so much. Even though she hated zombie related things. Btw, I laugh so freaking much when James said(with the bad Russian accent)"We beat all of them with our fist". It gave me asthma for laughing so hard.
The virus in WWZ is more related to a manipulated Rabies virus and Zombie Ant Virus combined...
Same! 🤣🤣🤣
loved when he said "of course the Russians are still fighting"🤣
I laughed when you guys saw the guy who was supposed to save the day and find a cure. You were like "I think we've found the guy". The happy hopeful look on your faces cracked me up.
Using sickness to become undesirable by the infected was genius. To the zombies, that's tainted meat, they're not gonna eat it.
These zombies don’t eat meat. I think it’s just a virus that wants as many host as possible
Not to be that person, but this particular zombie outbreak is different to many others. The biggest one being; The infected of World War Z don't eat people. They are driven by one thing: to infect as many healthy hosts as possible.
@@macgyver42563well no shit, its up to whose version of zombie it is
Still one of the best zombie movies I’ve ever seen. The child actors really did well during their screen time. And it was also nice to know his wife wasn’t playing a delusional role that most zombie movie married pairings do.
She was annoying and she almost destroyed humanity when she impatiently called him.
Well its an infected movie. Still not the best though. 28 days and weeks later are still much more interresting.
I don't know this is sarcastic but I'm feeling the vibe of sarcasm. Not sure
Yes!
Yes.
The book is the best zombie media I've ever consumed and it's not even about the zombies but like very accurate geopolitical analysis of different countries managing (or not) the crises. MUCH recommended!!!
The book is the greatest zombie story ever told. And it was written by the son of the great Mel Brooks!
This is one of the reasons I could never watch this movie and enjoy it. The book is SO good, that watching this absolute abomination of that was just too disappointing.
The book is amazing. I used it in many lessons with my children
Really hope that "Warm Bodies" and "I am Legend" are on the watchlist. Looking forward to your reaction.
For me this movie is also my favourite serious Zombie movie and also generally high on the list. It has one of the best atmospheres of any zombie movie.
Man I love warm bodies
I second warm bodies
I am legend isn't really about zombies, but still, it's amazing
@@Elne9 the official movie is about zombies. Just a different kind.
( I know the book says it's vampires and all that but there is no indication of that in the movie. (other than some signs of intelligence). But some zombies are semi-intelligent in movies. And vampires are not created by a virus and they are not bold, rage monsters with no human memories in any movie i know of).
Wow I forgot how much I loved that movie🥺 Warm bodies
To this day, one of my favorite characters in any fiction is the "pharmacy guardian" at 8:14. In the middle of a zombie epidemic, his only priority is to make sure that he keeps dispensing medication as is appropriate in order to ensure as many lives as possible are saved before they inevitably run out of supplies. And they even made him look suitably badass, too.
Super underrated zombie flick. Happy you guys did this one
It was one of the top successfull movies in 2013 and you call it underrated... :D
@@dicekolev5360 2013 was a bad movie year
The sequel was cancelled in February 2019, Valentine's Day, 3 years ago, not because of the script, but because of the bad blood between director Mark Forster and Brad Pitt, whom wouldn't stop butting heads on the project. Pitt's friend, David Fincher, was tapped to direct World War Z, Part 2, hoping it would hit theaters in 2020. But due to the budget constraints, and the extensive location shooting, the sequel was cancelled.
😭😭😭
I'm actually really glad I haven't read the book yet. Everyone who has read it hates the movie because it isn't the book, and most people who haven't seem to like this movie for what it is. It's too bad they didn't just give it another name, then people wouldn't complain. lol
I heard the audiobook version. It has Mark Hamill playing a military veteran who gives a detailed description of his time on the frontline fighting zombies. Make of that what you will.
Correct. I read the book - it’s great. It shares nothing with the movie which is also great.
I’ve read the book but I like this movie. might be because I watched the movie first, but they’re just completely separate in my mind. This is a great zombie movie, I really enjoy it, but the book is amazing. And it’s funny to me how vastly different the movie is from the source material, so I agree they should have just titled it smth different.
I think the problem with the movie is its trying to be the book without using anything from the book. Now I don't mean the title. The book is a globetrotting story that covers everything from the beginning of the outbreak to the post war era. This movie tries to hit all the same beats in a 2 hour movie. It's too busy, it doesn't take its time with any aspect of the story. It's so rushed getting Brad Pitt to the next scene it never breathes. It should've been a trilogy, the outbreak, then the war, then the victory.
This is the same as "I am legend" the movies are pretty good action movies ,but the books are just so much richer that It's a shame that they didn't stick to them.
I really liked this movie. I've seen so many zombie movies and series that it all gives me a feeling of "been there, done that". I like that these zombies run so fast. It becomes a real fight for survival. If you want a good zombie series I could really recommend Kingdom. It's a Korean zombie series of two seasons (come on season 3!) and I absolutely love it! It gives a different spin on how people became zombies and is really scary and heartbreaking at times! Those zombies also run fast!
After reading the book and listening to the audiobook; this would have been a fantastic miniseries.
Also the original ending was super dark and would have been a good way to lead into a sequel.
well the zombies are still there.
but hey Cuba is now a super power :D
This movie was truly terrifying due to all the suspense
the scene where they're in that metal tunnel thing and everyone is running and freaking out makes me SO claustrophobic and anxious. its such an effective scene.
"Who exactly is Brad Pitt?" made me feel so old. 😩
Not even a feeling of being old, just i can't understand that the detachment level needed to not know one of the most famous CURRENT actors is mind boggling
@@chrisellis3797 No, he's kinda lost his relevance over the last few years. I can't guarantee all my younger siblings even know who he is. I do, because I grew up in the height of his fame - but they probably only know him from one or two movies, and they may not be able to pick him out of a crowd.
If I remember correctly the movie Warm Bodies was a very funny take on a romcom mixed with zombies! It's a fun watch ☺
To me, a person who always finds the wrong thing in movies and hate fake events, this is the best zombie movie ever.
You must hate a lot of movies
@@itrollforfun773 Sure i do
Bruh do you only watch historical documentaries
@@josephg.1.130 Lol is not like that, but out there are a lot of well made movies, like Inside Man that is anotherone of my favorites. I dont watch a lot of movies tho. But i do like for example fast and furious, although i know there are alot of fake scenes, they dont try to hide them plus the cars make it worth it lol.
@@DarkMorthy so its more you dont like realistic fake events? Idk im confused bro
“One Cut of the Dead” is one heck of a great zombie movie!!!!!
This. Don't look up anything about it because it will spoil the "twist". Just watch it.
Weirdly, I would highly recommend “Abraham Lincoln vs. Zombies” (bad movie, but still fun) and “Pride and Prejudice and Zombies”. They are fun! And interesting concepts!!! Using a historical figure in one and a pretty huge twist on classic literature. Also “Warm Bodies.” I think you will like all three. 🧟♂️🧟♀️🧟💙💙💙
Yes to all three.
@@JennyAnn Abraham Lincoln Vampire Hunter is FAR superior than Abraham Lincoln vs Zombies. The zombies one is a very low budget horror movie, but it’s still zombies, and they tried their best. I would highly recommend Abraham Lincoln Vampire Hunter first, but they were looking for zombies. And even more low budget zombie movie is Zombie Honeymoon. Is a crap movie, but it has moments of good direction. But it’s truly bad. 🤣🤣🤣 Yet, it’s a guilty pleasure of mine.
@@gippywhite My bad! I didn't realize there was a zombie Abraham Lincoln film!
@@JennyAnn No problem! The vampire one has a lot bigger. Very few has seen the zombie one. Hell, it’s free on RUclips! That’s how “good” it was. 🤣🤣🤣
I remember watching that shit a log time ago it was good asf in a bad way
If zombies are this fast, I would rather live in the world of "a quiet place"
U can play in a world of this in the zombie game of 7 days to die, by changing the settings. ^^
But the Quiet Place creatures are faster and also respond to sound even more so...
The opening scene was filmed in my hometown in Glasgow Scotland 🏴. Was amazing seen how different they managed to make it look when I seen this film
I remember watching this in the Cinema and thinking "that looks a lot like George Square."
Not my favorite zombie movie but I do like the medical/scientific aspect of it. It has a balance of science, medicine, and action which I like. The zombies in my opinion are A1 spectacular.
I think they're way too over the top.
The fact that I subscribed back before you had 10k subscribers and you both sat down during a live and mentioned how you want to do a zombie movie marathon and we finally have it. Thank you.
Must watch Zombie/infected type movies:
-Night of the living Dead (1990 version)
-Dawn of the Dead (Either the original or the 2004 remake are great)
-28 Days later
-28 Weeks later (sequel to 28 days later)
I love this movie. It's one of my favorite zombie movies. Also, the Resident Evils movies seem good. There's like 6 movies, right?
Highest grossing zombie film of all time, based on an great novel that took the genre seriously and no sequel dued to production problems.
I enjoyed it very much.
Wish it kept going.
I used to watch this all the time with my dad, it’s one of our favourite zombie movies ever!
You guys have seen most of my favorite zombie films. Four of my other favorites I would recommend is 28 Days Later, Night of the Living Dead (the 1968 and 1990 ones), I am a Hero (a Japanese film based off a manga) and Paranorman.
28 days later is on Patreon now my man!!
This was good, but I ended up preferring the follow up "28 Weeks Later" for whatever reason.
dude paranorman is in my top3 comfort movies, its sooooooooooo good
Can we just talk about how great that scene on the roof was in the beginning
He was so scared he would harm his family and his wife had full trust in him
Didnt even question why his first thought was to run to the ledge 🙌🏿
For me too the best zombie movie I have seen. One sentence that describes the movie for me "Shit is going down, the whole world is in this, can I survive?" The great action plus the vibe of the movie itself felt very real to me. I feel like Train to Busan is a localized version of World War Z and WWZ is more global that is why I enjoyed it more.
I hope this movie gets revived as sequels or turned into a series as that sort of episodic format would be fitting of an adaptation to the book. There could still be recurring characters such as Brad Pitt globetrotting the world to map out the timeline events of the entire war against the zombies. Although I still enjoyed the movie, it became a bit too generic and there are so many events in the book that would be awesome on the big screen. Definitely recommend reading the book at some point!
you guys are the first youtubers i watched reacting to zombie movies. and now im hooked on reaction vids. keep going guys
When it comes to zombie movies, I'd check out "I am a hero" a really good underrated Japanese zombie film.
22:23 "I love you but YOU IDIOT"
we all felt that the first time watching XD nothing more annoying than someone trying to call you during a zombie apocalypse when you're supposed to be silent and avoiding being seen. imagine what the wife would feel if he had died bc of a phone call.
I like that this movie took an approach to a possible cure, or at least a way to fight against the zombie apocalypse. While I don't like that there are people who are very ill and would wish no illnesses on anyone, I'm glad that someone was ill around Brad Pitt's presence so we could see a light at the end of the tunnel.
There's always a reason the zombies don't attack each other, that's universally their achilles heel. In this it's that somehow they detect we're ill, in others it's a smell or lack of a heartbeat or something. But you'll spot it as a common thread in everything. The theme is people don't attack their own tribe: that's what zombie movies are about, they exploit our inherent liberal surpressed xenophobia.
A unique take on the zombie film is One Cut of the Dead. Shooting a zombie film but it becomes real (kind of hard to explain but it was good).
I love how the beggining looks so much like The Last of Us.
That scene were they all turned into zombies on route to Cardiff... Made Snakes on a Plane look like Children's Hour 😂
I'd definitely encourage anyone who's watched World War Z to read the book, the level of detail it goes into is fuckin astounding
You don’t have to do it for your channel unless you want to do another book reaction but in your free time you should absolutely read the book or I’d even recommend the fully voice acted audio book. It’s quite different from the movie in that it’s mostly an anthology of different disconnected people before, during, and after the crisis. The movie creates the character for Pitt that linearly goes through some of the beats that were done by a variety of characters and stories in the book. And of course, because of time, leaves a lot out.
Read it a couple of times also it would make some movie
In older zombie movies, zombies were more of a supernatural religious abomination than a scientific biological aberration. In Night of the Living Dead the origin of the zombies is that Hell was finally full and so now the dead just walk the earth. Interestingly zombie as an archetype at the time was more a metaphor for ideological evil hiding in plain sight among your neighbors, tapping into the red scare and other social/culture war fears. It’s fairly modern to overlay the zombie archetype onto biological disease and pandemics, and kind of creepy how easily it fits (like borrowing the spreading from bites from the vampire mythos-which itself is a relatively new addition to vampire lore-and adding a natural origin like rabies or even things like AIDs have been invoked in some stories)
While it's a great line, Hell being full isn't the reason for the zombies in NotLD. It's radiation from a space probe that exploded in the atmosphere.
The line about "Hell being full" is from Dawn of the Dead, not Night. It's also not confirmed canon - it's just speculation by one of the characters, who could easily be wrong. But the rest of your comment was spot on.
No. Night of the Living Dead has the corpses in graves being animated by radiation from a passing comet. There's been many zombie films that use that line, but all recent and none of them by Romero.
@@Nick-pu3of The original Dawn of the Dead used that line, and that was by Romero.
@@Helldog6As a tagline on a poster, and maybe a single throwaway line, but it's not the in-story explanation. Never was.
this movie made me particularly scared of the concept of fast zombies, like there's no way I'm surviving that lmao
The Night Eats the World (2018), one of the best underrated zombie movies of all time.
For a totally different twist on the zombie genre, you should check out the movie Maggie starring Arnold Schwarzenegger. Its actually surprisingly good, and takes the typical zombie plot and tells the story in a very real and different way than the norm.
100% agree
I did a report on rabies my first year of college, and since then I have always stood by the idea that if anything would ever become a zombie virus it would be rabies. This is the only movie i've seen that uses it as the origin.
"He slipped, hes dead." "Whatt????" That reaction killed me. XD
'Aaah! Zombies!!' is extremely funny! The short film 'Cargo' is really good as well!
DON’T MISS OUT ON THIS ONE! You need to put ‘The Dead Don't Die’ on the zombie movie list. It’s a strange comedy starring Bill Murray and Adam Driver with some other familiar faces. For those who enjoy when filmmakers break screenwriting and do experimental and new things. I think y’all would really enjoy it.
Personally, I was looking forward to that movie so much and thought it was so boring and flat out not funny and unentertaining, but glad you liked it, curious to see what these guys think
I loved that movie. But then again it's Adam Driver 🤩
@@lordflacko8232 it’s definitely a slow burner but the guys seem to like interesting filmmaking and things off the beaten path so I really think they would enjoy it. Even if they watched it and didn’t do a reaction video I still think they would enjoy the style of humor and would have plenty to talk about as far as screen writing.
That’s sucks ass though. Got such shit reviews and even your average or top of the line movie reviewer on RUclips (if they’d seen it) gave it a shit review too.
If I had never read the book or listened to the audio book, I would have liked it. But the book is fantastic and completely different. The audio book is my absolute favorite!
You guys should definitely read the book! It’s very interesting and different from the actual movie.
🤝 Brush, that explanation was dope. I can see that as true, when you look in microscopes you see the disease latching onto a healthy host turning it. I was officially loving it when Brad was on that ledge. It wasn't "let me hide this from everyone that it got in my mouth" he went straight for the ledge to protect his family. He'd rather die than hurt them. I just finished All of Us Are Dead you should definitely see it, it's such a unique take on zombies while still traditionally being zombie activity
My favorite zombie movie is "28 Weeks Later". It is different from, yet reminds me of WWZ in the way that there are people asking questions and working toward answers. It is a follow up to "28 Days Later". Though you don't technically have to see the first film, I'm sure someone out there would curse you for just starting with "28 WEEKS Later" 😉
This movie is awesome. I'm sure it's different than the book but I don't care, the story is cool and feels realistic with how a real life scenario likes this would go.
Let me put it this way, as someone who does enjoy this film:
The book and the movie basically ONLY share their name. They have nothing else in common. In fact, someone asked the author how he felt about the film - and he straight-up said "Well they haven't adapted my book, so I don't mind. They made an unrelated movie using the book's name". And tbh that's really accurate lol.
For a good zombie movie I would recommend 'The Girl With All the Gifts'. I love it! 💜
Thanks for doing this one. I think you’re right that this story seems more “real”. Another zombie movie not mentioned much is I Am Legend with Will Smith. It’s another one that feels more real, and tears at the heart. Worth watching.
The doctor doming himself was honestly the most unexpected and sudden wtf moment I had in a long time lmao. The way he was so intriguing I definitely thought he was going to have more part in the movie XD
Netflix has just released a Korean zombie series, it's called "All of Us Are Dead" and I think it's great, I hope and give it the opportunity
Please react to the War of the Worlds. It's a wonderful movie.
Which version?
Tom Cruise one
@@Rickigi that was cool. Don't like how the aliens were killed though. And the kids got on my nerves at time
It’s different from the book, but it’s interesting how they took the post-WWZ global interview aspect of the book, and incorporated it into the initial outbreak explanation of the movie. I also dig how Brad Pitt basically takes the people who help him out under his wing, like Tommy & the Israeli soldier.
If you haven’t yet, I really recommend reading the book, which is amazing. While I really enjoy this movie for what is, just a good zombie movie, it’s so vastly different from the source material that it’s kinda hilarious.
i remember the first watching this and eating dinner on a laundry tot and the jump scare when he looks into the stair well and says that its clear only to turn back to a zombie scared me so much i shot backwards onto the couch onto the spot in between my parents shaking and then i saw and heard both the laundry tot fall down and saw my dinner land on the ground i loved the movie and still do but after that 1 jump scare has never gotten me again and i still love this movie today and found out several years ago the author of the book of this movie also made a minecraft book as well years after the world war z book and movie had already been around for a bit
It's really interesting watching this now after being in a pandemic for 2 years vs when i first watched it. Now seeing how people reacted to everything vs the movie is cool. I know it's not as serious obviously but it's still interesting going back now and seeing the similarities
Fun fact: most of the Philadelphia scenes were actually filmed in Glasgow, UK
As someone who's dealt with weapons for awhile I'd say when the Dr died during a scary moment like that and for someone who's (most likely) never shot a gun before its very realistic for him to shoot himself sadly hense the rule keep ur finger straight and off the trigger until u intend to fire
"I got you, captain. Just say the word", "its alright boys, I got this one" C'mon man that hits hard.
So many people want a sequel to this movie, 😎
I love the scene where time "slows" for Brad's character and that count occurs.
Life after Beth is such an underrated hilarious zombie flick
The actress paying the Mom also does a great job in a very different role in the "Hanna" series on Amazon (2019-2021).
Great reaction guys! This film was a successful blockbuster. There should've been a sequel by now. But, due to the fact that World War Z was such a production nightmare, I think Brad Pitt has zero interest in revisiting another World War Z film.
working my way thru all your reactions an they have all been perfect,
This one hits close to home as i worked in the Pfizer facility (Sandwich, Kent) that they filmed the medical research facility where he injected himself with the "cure" i worked in the canteen where all the cans fell out of the machine (which is one the best scenes in the film and you didnt use it), ive been into all the medical rooms they filmed and had to walk thru the tunnel walkway everyday, I stuck around all day but we didnt get to meet brad pitt
Thanks so much man!!
Woo, one of my favorite duos doing something everyone else isn't doing. Nice.
@36:19 It does look like it's foggy, but it's literally just a wall at the end of the hallway with the ceiling lights from the hall shining on it and a red/emergency light shining onto it from the top-right corner. It does give the illusion of fog but it's just a softly lit wall at the end of the hallway to B-wing.
The first scenes in this, where people start going nuts, are filmed very close to Strathclyde University in Glasgow (Scotland). I got my degree there years ago. The overhead shot is George Square, where people hang out at lunch.
33:20 I love this Easter Egg, How they introduced Peter Capaldi, here working as an Doctor at the W.H.O. (World Health Organization)
When the next year he was introduced to us as the 12th Doctor WHO, an British Sci Fi series about an Time Traveler with an English Blue PhoneBooth.
i saw this movie in theaters when it came out and the 12:03 jumpscare made me flinch SO HARD. i was only 11 lmao
Love this movie! So glad you reacted to it! I love that it’s not like normal zombie movies, it isn’t just a horror movie with a lot of gore. There’s a lot of cool ideas in this movie. In that vein, I HIGHLY recommend Warm Bodies. Especially because you ask the question of what do zombies actually want. I really hope you react to Warm Bodies soon. It is so different and quirky and enjoyable!
Fun fact, my friend was an extra in this, he played a riot cop in the square when it all kicked off, that part was filmed here in Scotland in Glasgow George Square 😃
Geez, this isn't even the real movie and I'm already glued to the tube. Good thing it's a Sunday and I don't have to be anywhere.
Did you guys realize the first time through that that was the kids father and mother that were chasing after the helicopter? The kid got out but his parents didn't.
If your going to watch zombie movies…you have to watch Romero’s original zombie trilogy. Night of the Living dead, Dawn of the Dead, & Day of the Dead. These movies started the zombie genre.
This is what I'm waiting for, train to Busan might objectively be the best zombie movie but the original dawn of the dead is my personal favorite
This is my 2nd favorite zombie movie. The intro was fire and the ending was a banger. Train to busan is still my number 1 simply because of the emotional connection they created throughout the film
I really like watching you guy's movie reactions!! Very genuine and i love just watching how interested and invested you guys are into the movie which is great!! New Subscriber!!! :DDD
“We have a gun” other guy “Yh we can help” but deep down we all know wat he really meant wen he said “we have a gun” walking dead settings
A fun easter egg, is that Peter Capaldi(one of the doctors at the W.H.O. facility), went on to star in Doctor Who as the title character.
Fun fact. When they are in their car at the beginning and the zombies start running about that was filmed in Glasgow. The overhead shot you seen was George Square
Love this movie. The square they use at the start of the movie when the outbreak happens was filmed in my hometown of Glasgow in Scotland 🙂
Me who live in Philly this actually scared me because the scene from the beginning is the city where I live so I guess it's made since.
The part where they say Mother Nature is a serial killer is a big part of the movie and the book. In fact, it’s almost like it’s the theme of the movie
Not exactly my favorite zombie movie but I'm glad you guys are reacting to it and would love your take on it
Haven't read the book, but I like the science/medical approach rather than the typical mainstream "zombie" movie. Maybe not zombies, but I've got to recommend 1971's Robert Wise/Michael Crichton's The Andromeda Strain and 1965's The Satan Bug which I liked to watch during my misspent youth. :)
I know it’s not a movie, but I highly recommend reading the book this movie is based on.
The ending of the book was way more depressing than the movie, which is why I prefer the movie better in some ways lol.
What happens in the book
@@hal7741 Spoilers, but yeah
Humans find a cure (not really, more of a camouflage) for the infected, whole world fights back, infected population reduced but a large portion of them still remain. Major cities in different countries have been retaken, but millions more of infected still live in Northern countries (Finland and Iceland iirc), the mountains, and in the bottom of the ocean. There is no singular MC in the book version, but rather different experiences from different characters. All of them explaining in the end of their stories how much the war affected them mentally and that they will never be the same again, with one of the characters pointing out that "he's been fighting for so long that he forgot about being kind and the feeling of peace".
Theres probably more to it than that, but this is all i remember
@@burrzie8446 thanks for telling me all that! Shame they didn’t do all that and just focused on the main guy, who didn’t have much of a personality in my opinion.
@@hal7741 That's what I hoped what will happen in the sequel, which I think is cancelled. Hope they actually do it tho.
@@donmab Yeah, that's true. It wasn't a cure specifically, but more of a way to camouflage themselves. I just think that it was depressing just cuz they weren't able to completely rid themselves of all infected, but I understand your point.
this movie gives me so much anxiety, mainly because its a situation no one has control on, but I genuinely like watching it for the survival aspect and a one funny moment imo when the zombie is trying to get through the glass wall in the lab and is just clattering his jaw lol But I love the reaction and your input, not as scary watching with reactors
Funny thing, I grew up just down the road a ways from Freeport, NS(safe spot at the end of the movie) and lived there for a few years as well. Always said growing up that it would be my go to place if a zombie apocalypse ever happened. Large enough for a small amount of ppl to farm and has fresh water fed by underground rivers. Not to mention the riptides in between the island and the mainland are some of the strongest in the world(Bay of Fundy). Very well protected and glad the movie validated my decision as a kid, lol :P
The jump scare in the apartment hallway ALWAYS scream and jump a foot in the air
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