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World War Z

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Did not know about the book , just ordered it. The trailer looks interesting to me , maybe it won't after I read the book.

 

Having read the book, I can tell you that the book and the movie diverge after the title. There was no point in the book where zombies were building a gigantic zombie pyramid at hyper speed to scale a wall. Once you read the book you'll understand why that does not fit into the WWZ canon.

Lol.

 

I barely have time to shoot. When the hell would I have time to read. Maybe books on tape as I drive to and from work

Btw, the audiobook for WWZ is awesome. Lots of great voice acting.

WWZ was a great book, dunno about this movie tho. I dont read a lot of books, but that one def kept me interested. The zombie survival book by max brooks was pretty interesting as well.

I've had the book sitting in my nightstand drawer since the summer. Going to try and read it before the movie. Definitely going to see the movie when it co.es out though!

I don't know, as I never read the book,

 

Read the darn book, it is quite awesome.

  • 2 weeks later...

Don't know if the

Having read the book, I can tell you that the book and the movie diverge after the title. There was no point in the book where zombies were building a gigantic zombie pyramid at hyper speed to scale a wall. Once you read the book you'll understand why that does not fit into the WWZ canon.

 

Don't know if they're building a pyramid, I see it as a hoard of dead acting like cockroaches...climbing over each other to get at their food. Will never compare to the book but I'm going to see it. I thought in WWZ and Zombie Survival Guide the zombies could move at normal speeds until their bodies start to deteriorate. Since this is at the beginning it's not far fetched to believe they could move somewhat fast. Hard to really tell from the trailer.

I bought the book on Mark's advice. It is awesome..I got half way through it and my 4 year old son must have hid it somewhere. If I can't find it I would buy another copy..it is that good :)

  • 1 month later...

I've read the book 2 or 3 times and it's awesome. I always thought it would make for a really cool documentary/flashback/interview style movie. This could have been a FREAKING AWESOME game-changer, especially since WWZ focuses so much on "The Human Factor" of the zombie war.

 

Instead, we're getting the usual Hollywood action movie with some zombies thrown in. I have to echo other posters and ask: Why bother paying for the name?

 

*headdesk*

  • 3 weeks later...

I met Mr. Brooks a few years ago when he gave one of the craziest and awesome lectures at a local university. This was before the rights to the movie were bid on, so I can't say what his thoughts are... But I think there are fundamental issues with even Pitt's character. Who knows what he's suppose to be in the movie, but it does seem like a bit of a stretch from what his character is in the books. In fact, the "protagonist" in the books is hardly even mentioned, and functions as more of a narrator-- doesn't seem likely with Pitt.

 

And yes, unless proved otherwise, I do blame Pitt because it was his production company that outbid DiCaprio's production company for the rights to make the film. What I was looking forward to with "slow" zombies and whatnot being manifested on the big screen was a zombie flick that used a lot of classic, real production-- and not CGI. There is a certain disconnect when everything is CGI, and, it seems for many, that is what really ruins the movie-going experience (and thus the film itself).

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