World War Z is basically a big-budget B-movie. A lot of the action sequences are lifted straight out of Resident Evil, and its basic tropes are a somewhat unstable mixture of disaster movie and political thriller. But there are a
1. At this point, the zombie movie has gone through just about every permutation possible, from its low-budget schlock horror roots all the way into the world of comedy, faux-documentary, Western, even romance. The one
But the big news for the day and thus the weekend is the phenomenal performance of Brad Pitt's World War Z. The film has been plagued by bad buzz about re-shoots and budget overruns all year but, as I wrote last month, bad buzz means little to general
Brad Pitt, zombies and an apocalypse — what more could you ask for in a movie? Keep reading for five reasons to see 'World War Z'!
OK, so no one really thinks that a virus could turn half the world population into zombies. And the premise of the new movie, "World War Z," is far from realistic. But some of its details do bring up real-life issues, from the political and diplomatic
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