มหาวิบัติสงครามโลก Z

I think it's pretty good; several scenes are quite intense. Dealing with the destruction of humanity, it might be a bit better than the Superman movie released around the same time. But the awkward part is, it's obvious they spent all the money in the first hour or so. The sudden change in style in the latter part is almost unbearable to watch. Without Pepsi's sponsorship, Pitt probably wouldn't have made it to the end. And I think Pitt's performance is really good T_T

Amazing!! The zombies' performance was incredible! They really nailed it.

At its core, "World War Z" isn't a zombie action flick like "Resident Evil," but rather an academic drama akin to "Contagion." It aims to soberly depict the outbreak and origins of a global catastrophe, instead of merely providing sensory thrills for the audience. The score is excellent in creating tension, with the fall of Jerusalem being the standout scene. It's a real shame not to be able to witness this film on the big screen.

Everyone was rooting for Brad Pitt to beat the zombies, only to find out he discovered a way to avoid getting turned... Does this anticlimactic ending really fit with the massive, global-scale setup you started with? And that arrogant, know-it-all virus expert who acted so important at the beginning just tripped and died before even getting off the plane... Seriously, expert, were you just here for comic relief?!

"World War Z" is an intense, thrilling apocalypse film that explores the global spread of a zombie pandemic. Brad Pitt's nuanced performance as Gerry Lane, a former UN investigator, shines as he embarks on a perilous journey to find a cure. The film's fast-paced action sequences and suspenseful atmosphere keep viewers on the edge of their seats. Despite some plot holes, the movie's gripping storytelling and powerful performances make it a compelling watch. With its worldwide scope and apocalyptic setting, "World War Z" is a must-see for fans of the zombie genre.

The world's epic plunge into chaos, *World War Z* captures the raw fear and resilience of humanity in the face of an unknown threat.