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aseela posted on 1-7-2013 01:06 PM 
pada aku filim ni ok...sbb anak2 aku tengok tak gerak...(kira ok la tu)..kalu tak sambil2 nak p toil ...
cite ni sesuai d tgk kanak2 jugak sbb cite ni ada elemen kekeluargaan gtu..
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Yaay..da tengok 
Suka sebab cerita dia x meleret-leret and straight to the point
(sebagai peminat The Walking Dead, heck sbg peminat zombi, ini yang diharap-harapkan)
Sebenarnya masa cerita ni di publicize awal2 dulu, reception utk cerita ni agak hambar & dijangkakan movie ni akan flop
Jadi, apa diorg bt utk dptkan attention semua orang? they reshot the whole third act all over again.
Mungkin sebab tu ending dia cam bak kata sesetengah org kat sini "simple"
Ni synopsis original third act sy terjumpe kat IMDB.
Saya taktau la sahih ke x synopsis ni, tp nmpk legit je 
The plane Gerry and Segen board is bound for Moscow. Upon safely landing, everyone on board is rounded up by the military. The elderly and the sick are executed and the healthy people, including a very shaken Gerry, are immediately drafted into armed service, though not before one particularly nasty Russian soldier takes Gerry's cell phone. The story then jumps forward an unknown amount of time and we catch up with Gerry, who now has a full beard and has been a part of Russia's zombie-clearing squad at least long enough for it to have changed to winter. He looks almost dead inside, but the reality is that over this time he's become an experienced and ruthless zombie killer, and he's the leader of his own equally capable unit.
Gerry's unit is tasked with clearing subway tunnels of zombie hordes. This is the first time we see the Lobo, a perfected zombie-killing tool that's sort of a shovel/battle axe that would have been one of the few things from the book to make it into the movie. Gerry and his team use them to slice their way through every poor zombie that tracks them through the tunnels by following their sounds. It's all routine work for them, and when they're not in the tunnels killing, they're basically just preparing to go back in. During this downtime we see a bit of bonding between Gerry and another English-speaking friend, Simon. The two play a guessing game of what celebrities would have survived the outbreak.
We get a couple intense scenes of tunnel combat (at one point Gerry has to kill one of his own after being bitten), and eventually they emerge above ground and are right in the middle of The Battle of Red Square (pictured in the banner above, though this is likely not from the movie and was created just for marketing purposes). This is a much, much larger set piece that involves several different front lines constantly fighting the hordes. There's a kind of weird plot point of Gerry's team now getting re-assigned to different front lines based on what their religion is (Gerry and Simon are atheists), the logic being that people would fight harder alongside people of the same faith. But they're segregated and Gerry tries to convince the General in charge that his elite, tunnel-sweeping crew should be allowed to teach those other people how to fight with Lobos and makeshift shields and what not.
There's arguing with this Russian General, but eventually Gerry convinces him to let him teach some of the other front lines how to fight, but this involves having to go back into the tunnels with Simon so they can sneak past the zombies on the other side. It's there that Gerry notices the zombies are having a hard time dealing with the severe Russian winter by remembering just how fast they were in Jerusalem, and so it occurs to him that the way to defeat the zombies is to let their bodies freeze.
Gerry and Simon are now on a mission to inform the Russian command to extinguish all fires and move their battle lines so as to keep as many of the zombies in the cold as possible, but then they run into a generator room where the nasty Russian soldier who took his phone upon arrival in the country is boozing it up with some very reluctant girls. One of those girls is Segen. Gerry grabs a belt of grenades and tosses one into the room. He, Segen and Simon duck behind a couch to survive the blast before making a break for it.
Once again Gerry meets up with the General and convinces him to use Russia's cold to their advantage, as they have done in past homeland wars. This works and he orders everyone to extinguish all of their fires. Eventually this gives them the upper hand in the battle. Gerry takes this turn toward the offensive to retreat. He takes a couple of shots of vodka, then picks up the phone he retrieved from the soldier and calls his wife, Karin.
Even beyond the entire Russian battle sequence, it's this call to his wife that's the real game changer for the (aborted) tone of World War Z.
Gerry reaches Karin. He explains to her that the cold is the way they'll win battles, which does her no good because it just so happens she and the kids are in a refugee camp in the sweltering heat of the Everglades. They're in the type of camp where you have to have something to trade to survive, and it just so happens the one thing Karin had to trade was herself. She doesn't explicitly tell Gerry this, but after she hastily hangs up the phone we see that she's in some kind of reluctantly consensual relationship with the soldier who rescued them from the rooftop at the beginning of the movie.
Did you happen to notice that soldier on the helicopter was played by Matthew Fox? Did you wonder why they bothered to cast someone as recognizable as him in a role that was pretty inconsequential and had almost no lines? That's because his real payoff wasn't until the end.
Fox' parajumper soldier then calls Gerry back and explains to him that he should just stay wherever he is and start a new life like he and Karin have. Gerry refuses to accept this, though, and he embarks on a rage mission to get back to his wife and daughters. Trouble is the nearest port that won't be frozen is thousands of miles away, so there's a montage of Gerry, Simon and Segen crossing various terrain until they ultimately end up on a boat. They're now off of the Oregon Coast and they attack the American shore like it's D-Day. And that's how the movie ends. Not with Gerry having discovered a cure, but with him storming across the United States of America to get Karin back.
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ntah forumenr mana yg compare film ni dgn i am legend will smith.....
ohnolia dah tgk i am legend tu, stress minda dan hati ohnolia bila watch flm tu.... so kalau i am legend pun sudah mendera ohnolia seperti mcm itu, apatah lagi hoq ini ye kannnn? |
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Untuk saya, setakat ni takda lagi filem zombie yang lebih legend daripada I am Legend dan 28 Weeks Later. Terkesan habis sampai termimpi2. |
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secara teknikal I am legend bukan cerita zombie.. diorang tak mati hidup balik pon, just infected by virus right.. afraid of the sun, intelligent still, bersosial, more like vampire 
agaknya aku masih old school tak minat zombie yg berlari2 pecut.. the walking and stupid ones seem creepier and more... dead 
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cerita zombi yg paling membosankan |
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Ha_Neul posted on 2-7-2013 09:50 AM
secara teknikal I am legend bukan cerita zombie.. diorang tak mati hidup balik pon, just infected by ...
yg dulu punya.... night of living dead..... itu lg seram
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For me, 28 weeks later betul2 citer zombie yang paling terkesan.
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Aku pn ske cte 28weeks later mmg terbaik  |
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dino posted on 2-7-2013 05:40 PM
yg dulu punya.... night of living dead..... itu lg seram
haha.. sebenarnya memang seram gila.. kalau tengok masa kecik ar.. mimpi ngeri 7 hari 7 malam..
tapi kalau tengok sekarang aku gelak je kut
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skymania posted on 2-7-2013 11:48 PM
gler babi matinyer..keji sungguh.. mulia lgk kalu kene terkam ngan zombi..
elok la mati.... tahu teori je....
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citer neh seram jugak..masa kat lab WHO..kt sayab B tuh.. gampang btol1 rasa nak tercabut jantung aku..selow n debar.. tp zombi die tak takot sngt pon.. annoying adalah.. tetambah doktor zombi kt bilik virus tuh.. buat aksi ketap2 gigi... nak jeh aku tampo lelaju..
overall ok lah..best jugak.. sbb bukan kategori citer hantu.. |
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tetibe aku nmpk si segen askar israel tuh jdk heroin.. |
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KUTIPAN TERKINI PAWAGAM MALAYSIA
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ceirta ni sgt mengantuk
at beginning je mcm best
bile kt tengah2 slow buat aku ngantuk yg amat
huhuhuhuhuhuh |
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Paramount, Brad Pitt Set Sights on 'World War Z' Sequel 11:39 AM PDT 6/23/2013 by Pamela McClintock
Paramount Pictures
"World War Z"
The successful debut of the zombie apocalypse tentpole marks the actor's biggest box office opening to date and could put him at the helm of his own studio franchise.
Has Brad Pitt caught franchise fever?
With the successful $111.8 million worldwide debut of zombie extravaganza World War Z -- a passion project for the actor -- Paramount actively will turn to developing a sequel, studio vice chairman Rob Moore tells The Hollywood Reporter. The tentpole earned $66 million in North America, the best opening for an original live-action tentpole since Avatar, and $45.8 million from its first 25 foreign markets.
BOX OFFICE REPORT: 'Monsters U' Zooms to $82 Million Debut; 'World War Z' Nabs $66 Million
World War Z initially was envisioned as a trilogy, but those plans were shelved when the movie ran into trouble, requiring extensive reworking of the last act. Initially set to open in December 2012, the movie's release date was pushed back to June, prompting many in Hollywood to anticipate a blood bath.
But in a happy reversal of fortune, World War Z is off to a strong start, both in terms of its commercial and critical appeal. It will need to stay strong to make up for its $190 million budget, however. Paramount appears confident it will, judging by the fact that its reviving plans for further installments. It's the biggest debut of Pitt's career.
Skydance Productions co-financed World War Z, which also was made in association with Hemisphere Media Capital and GK Films. Pitt produced via his company Plan B, with Marc Forster directing.
Franchises are incredibly important to Hollywood studios and can likewise reap huge rewards for talent in terms of pay. And a World War Z series could mark a big win for Pitt in terms of his aspirations as a producer.
Pitt -- one of the world's most recognizable stars -- has spent much of his career pursuing prestige projects, versus more commercial event pics. Exceptions were Troy and the Ocean's Eleven franchise, although those were ensemble films.
His previous best box office opening, not accounting for inflation, was Mr. & Mrs. Smith in summer 2005 ($50.3 million). A year before, in May 2004, Troy opened to $46.9 million, now his third best debut.
Pitt has starred in a number of two-handers (Spy Game, Interview With a Vampire, The Devil's Own), as well having a relatively small -- but memorable role -- in Quentin Tarantino's Inglourious Basterds. His last two films were indie mob pic Killing Them Softly, which bombed, and the critically acclaimed Moneyball.
Pitt aggressively helped market World War Z, attending numerous screenings across the country, as well as turning up at industry events, such as CinemaCon, the annual convention of theater owners in Las Vegas. He also has jetted around the world to attend various premieres of the movie.
"The great thing about this process was that it showed what a great partner and producer Brad is," says Moore. "He made a true commitment."
Moore said that when the studio deemed that there problems with the movie, Pitt and Forster worked closely with Paramount Film Group president Adam Goodman to "find the right movie. He stayed and worked when he could have gone off and shot another movie."
PHOTOS: 'World War Z' Premiere: The Zombie Apocalypse Starts in London
The result -- World War Z drew a fairly even ratio of males (51 percent) and females (49), while 33 percent of those buying tickets were under the age of 25, and 67 percent were over.
In addition to Pitt's appeal, Moore says that females were drawn to the film's storyline. In World War Z, a U.N. worker who is torn between protecting his family and leaving to find a cure for a worldwide pandemic turning humans into zombies.
Last week, when attending the Moscow premiere, Pitt himself hinted at a sequel and said there is plenty of material left over from Max Brooks' novel, upon which the movie is based.
"I think the movie captured the public's imagination with something that is fresh and different," says Moore. "And certainly, Brad gave a superb performance."
http://www.hollywoodreporter.com ... t-set-sights-573814
Last edited by capiloton on 3-7-2013 08:33 PM
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patutlah ending camtuh..ada sequel kekdahnyer.. |
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citer ni lembab kat pertengahan..akibatnya ending mcm hampagas.. 2.5 star from me  |
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enjoyable....tak rasa ngantuk pun aku |
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Post time 1-7-2013 01:32 PM
