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World War Z 2 - Thoughts? Should there be a 2nd Movie?
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World War Z 2 - Thoughts? Should there be a 2nd Movie?

My thoughts on World War Z. The movie was really powerful in the start and middle. Especially with how it built up danger and suspense. It did a great job showing how a typical normal day can go so wrong and how fast it can go wrong and how people wouldn't even know it until it is too late. An apocalyptic extinction via transmissible infection can end humanity that quickly. However, with how it ended, I feel like that could've been it. So most of the healthy humans are now transformed and wiped out, some healthy humans got lucky and survived. A lot of chronically ill humans did not get infected due to the virus not infecting already sick hosts. The rest of humanity now has to inoculate themselves with a non-lethal infection just to survive. They start the cleanup process for the infected. Now what. What else can be the big baddie? I feel like the suspense already died out after the ending of the first movie. I feel like the movie does not need a sequel at this point. Although I would still watch it to see what the protagonists will be against this time.

PS. I still can't forget that not-so-subtle Pepsi scene. Took me right out of the movie and just made everything funny.

https://www.ign.com/articles/world-war-z-2-confirmed

u/WarningTop6722 — 3 days ago
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'World War Z' Once Again in Development at Paramount!

Sigh, I knew this day would come. I am not even cautiously optimistic that they will make a faithful adaptation. What about you guys?

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u/aera14 — 5 days ago

Do you think Quislings ever grouped up?

Since the undead seem to travel in packs or hordes, and Quislings think like them, i wonder if they tried grouping up into packs or even hordes and if any were documented.

Quislings seemed quite common but they have a pretty short life expectancy. At least from what i understand, particularly early on.

Maybe they were more of a thing during the great panic and the couple years after back when more people probably became quislings. But by the time people began retaking land most of them died, or reanimated. So if there were hordes they probably didn't last long

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u/G-M-Cyborg-313 — 4 days ago

The movie aged far better than it had any right to.

I have been watching Last of Us, and the bleakness shines through as good as it is.

my favorite Zombie media is still the book World War Z by Max Brooks.

but that being said, I revisited the movie for WWZ, and now that enough time has passed for me to get off my self righteous high horse, I have to say, it is a solid, dare I say excellent zombie movie.

it took me a long time. but now that I am able to get over my initial, and fairly long lasting gripe that it should have been an HBO series with every chapter being an episode, the movie, while obviously different from the source material is exactly what I want right now out of a zombie.movie.

I don't know if it is just this moment in time with the wars and toxic political environment.

But I get a hit of happiness at the end of watching the movie that I really needed.

I hated one book and felt only one book should never have been written because it felt so bleak that hope itself was absent. that book was Cormac McCarthy's: "The Road"

And with damage porn and violence and destruction and high stakes Marvel film end of all life on Earth...

the movie WWZ hit me as a high quality and enjoyable viewing experience that upon resolve, in not an abusively long run time, that made me enjoy watching a film again.

it may become as much, while different, a revisited comfort movie, as the original book which I reread (or listen to the audio book) every 3 years or so.

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u/BruceWain — 12 days ago

Should I watch the World War Z movie before reading the book, so the movie won’t piss me off?

I’m almost done reading The Zombie Survival Guide, and I have the World War Z book. 
But what if I want to watch the movie? Will I just be angry the whole time if I read the book first and then watch the movie? 
So if I watch the movie first, I won’t be that upset, and then I read the book, I still won’t be upset because I’m enjoying myself. Good or bad, I at least want to watch the movie, so I can say whatever it’s good or bad.
Then again, I can’t watch the Yu-Gi-Oh dub anymore without being pissed because of how much better the Japanese comic is and how much 4KKKids ruined it for the USA. Oh shit, the Yu-Gi-Oh Duel Monsters Japanese cartoon is a better adaptation to a book than the World War Z movie was an “adaptation” to the book. When some people think of World War Z, they will think of the Brad Pitt movie, then the book.

Anyways, just asking if I should watch the movie first, even if it has nothing to do with the book.

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u/NoobJew666 — 10 days ago

sir rifle in real life ?

I don't know much about SIR, but I know that part of the gun is made of wood, and it's semi-auto rifle like a WWII weapon and it uses 9mm rounds. So, is the M1 Carbine the closest thing to SIR in real life

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u/CleanBag9219 — 11 days ago
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Whats your most disliked story in wwz book? Mines the dog story

I listend to the audiobook maybe 10 times already over the years because i love it, but every time i get to that story i cringe so hard idk

Makes me wonder, which story do you dislike the most?

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u/DeusVult4Degenerates — 15 days ago