Brad Pitt & World War Z

[KcMizzou]

Originally Posted by guitarmy21b

I don't mind fast zombies, but when it looks like you got tidal waves of zombies in the movie that looks a little silly.

To me, that's what makes it interesting.

We've seen hordes of slow zombies. That's scary. It's just the sense of inevitability. You're out numbered... eventually, you'll be overwhelmed.

We've seen the fast version, and they're scary because any one of them could take you out at any time.

We've never seen a horde of fast zombies. To me that's intriguing. The horde moves like a flock of birds, almost a hive mind kinda thing.

I like this...

Originally Posted by notorious

The zombies move like flowing water.

To me, that's not only new and interesting, it's ****ing terrifying.

It's just that there are so many of them.

[Ceej]

I agree.

To some zombie movies may be a little overdone. So, the challenge to think of something new is always there.

Quick moving zombies, which move like a tidal wave intrigue the shit out of me.

It's something new and different.

[siberian khatru]

After watching the trailer with my oldest son, and showing him this thread, we both had the same comment: The zombies don't so much look like a tidal wave to us as ... a swarm of ants.

Insects, not water.

That made it creepier to us.

[mdchiefsfan]

Originally Posted by KcMizzou

To me, that's what makes it interesting.

We've seen hordes of slow zombies. That's scary. It's just the sense of inevitability. You're out numbered... eventually, you'll be overwhelmed.

We've seen the fast version, and they're scary because any one of them could take you out at any time.

We've never seen a horde of fast zombies. To me that's intriguing. The horde moves like a flock of birds, almost a hive mind kinda thing.

I like this...



To me, that's not only new and interesting, it's ****ing terrifying.

It's just that there are so many of them.

Not just that, but they are tactical; using each other to scale walls and such. **** THAT!!