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Former UN staffer Gerry unintentionally finds himself in a race against time as he looks into a dangerous virus that turns people into zombies and is capable of creating a lot of chaos.
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Former UN staffer Gerry unintentionally finds himself in a race against time as he looks into a dangerous virus that turns people into zombies and is capable of creating a lot of chaos.
Despite the fact that the zombie plot has been well-used and has pretty much been stretched in all directions possible by this point, the film World War Z is very entertaining in terms of visual spectacle, with the only surprises left being those that are largely dependent upon modern-cinema technological advancements along with, of course, the imagination of those involved in the development stages. Compared to the other films, this one has such a wide range of original ideas. The concept that this virus only seeks out a healthy host is wonderful. The zombies don't target the terminally ill which adds such a unique perspective. The casting is absolutely brilliant and the plot development can be seen taking place effortlessly. Most zombie films are entertaining but aren't as creative. This film has the air of scenario that given the perfect conditions, this might actually happen in reality one day. A wonderful film indeed.
Best ScaredAsSt Performance | 2014 | Brad Pitt
Top Box Office Films | 2014 | Marco Beltrami
Best Actor in an Action Movie | 2014 | Brad Pitt
Best Actor | 2014 | Brad Pitt
Choice Movie Scary Scene | 2013 | Brad Pitt
Best Actor | 2014 | Brad Pitt
Best Film | 2013 | Marc Forster
2013 | Marc Forster
Best Performance in a Feature Film Leading Young Actress | 2014 | Abigail Hargrove
Film Composer of the Year For and | 2014 | Marco Beltrami
Film Composer of the Year | 2014 | Marco Beltrami
Best Special Effects Sound or Visual International Competition | 2014 | Matt Johnson
Best Visual Effects | 2014 | Matt Johnson
Best Sound Editing Music in a Feature Film | 2014 | Kevin McKeever
Budget 200,000,000 USD
Box Office Collection 531,865,000 USD
At the time, this was the highest-grossing film of Brad Pitt's career.
The Israeli Military Intelligence Directorate does indeed have a devil's advocate office to explore alternative assumptions and worst-case scenarios so intelligence assessments doesn't fall victim to "group think," but it is not called the 10th Man Doctrine.
Marc Forster states that he prefers the extended, unrated cut of the film. For him it's not just about the additional blood and gore, it's about the overall intensity compared to the PG-13-rated version. Forster says that although he's proud of the theatrical version, he felt a bit "handcuffed" when he was trying to deliver the toned-down PG-13-rated version.
Brad Pitt said of his involvement in the film - "This whole thing started because I just wanted to do a film that my boys could see before they turned 18 - one that they would like, anyways. And they love a zombie."
Before attempting to enter B-Wing, Lane and Segen are given the option of an axe or a baseball bat and are told "there are merits to each." This is an in-joke reference to a section of Max Brooks' "Zombie Survival Guide" (the book that preceded "World War Z") which discussed the best weapons to use when fighting zombies. The book considers both options superior to the gun, which Segen also takes as a backup.
"Jurgen Warmbrunn: Most people don't believe something can happen until it already has. That's not stupidity or weakness, that's just human nature."
"Andrew Fassbach: Mother Nature is a serial killer. No one's better. Or more creative. Like all serial killers, she can't help the urge to want to get caught. What good are all those brilliant crimes if no one takes the credit? So she leaves crumbs. Now the hard part, why you spend a decade in school, is seeing the crumbs. But the clue's there. Sometimes the thing you thought was the most brutal aspect of the virus, turns out to be the chink in its armor. And she loves disguising her weaknesses as strengths. She's a bitch."
