Year: 2013
Genre: Action, Adventure, Horror
Starring: Brad Pitt, Mireille Enos, Daniella Kertesz
Director: Marc Forster
Good: 5
Bad: 4 |  Share ratio |
| Review: The story of how World War Z has done a lot of harrowing and suspenseful than the movie itself. After going way over budget and enduing full review and doubles final act VVZ not just set up for success. Finally, the film is completely forgotten and uneven, but not offensively bad or very bad in every sense. As for me, how much is a lost opportunity, given how interesting and entertaining source material is.Having read the book World War Z, I get the trailer for this film, that it would not exactly be a faithful adaptation. I thought the most interesting aspects of the book is its research about how the zombie plague affected the social and political structures throughout the world. Everything seems to be completely ignored by the film, but I can at least understand how the filmmakers thought it wouldnt be running one of the aspects of feature film length. I do not understand how the filmmakers apparently ignored the most obvious books on film. The book has lots of action setpiece scenes, and to be honest, many of them include the cities of the world falls zombie infestation, and the film is not enough to cover it. But the book, a huge battle scene - the meat was evidence of zombie war, like the Battle Ionkers, a nuclear war between Pakistan and Iran, the Chinese Civil War and the formation of the mass in the fight against the zombies - is completely non-existent. I was very surprised that they did not cover, especially Ionkers scene, probably because they did not fit so well, and the film's script, even if it is now, it could easily be tweaked to include those or at least above. Action was able to get this film is very unsatisfactory and inconclusive due to limitations PG-13 rating, the story does not deal enough to make me really invested in it.I was surprised at how cheap it looked like the film. This film cost hundreds of millions of dollars to do it, but it's hard to see where it all went to the screen. Swarms of zombies look very fake and nonthreatening, and in some cases, some of the zombies are computer animated, which gave me bad flashbacks when I'm awfully Legends CGI overload. In addition to the opening scene in Philadelphia, and secondary legislation in Jerusalem, there is a large set of open. South Korean airbase is shown in a series of dark rooms; too much of the film takes place cheap seat; There is a lot of sitting around on an aircraft carrier, both in terms of the scale are very important, and this is highlighted in the Final Act of the bizarre, which is obviously the focus of the infamous reshoots how it looks completely separate from the film. I consider myself to be patient viewer, but it is a very long and boring scenes, which came to me after a while, and I am less patient audience finally fell completely in sync with the movie and began to walk this at every opportunity - not really a fair criticism of the film, but its a real problem if he does not keep the audience's attention. The final act is not really at the center of an interesting idea, although one that does not fully connect to something from the book, but I just did not think it was a well-executed idea. Very different from the style and tone of the scene seems quite different movie.Again, while it is not a big thing in the whole VVZ, I thought it was something to be excited about. In other words, a perfect five tenths film. I wish I had been aware of the potential source material because without the best aspects of the movie and the books, VVZ (film) and VVZ (book) only part of the title and the central premise of the zombie plague, which is not an original idea in itself. |
