Would'nt mind if it got one since first one was good. Not sure if you have watched already but you should try Train to Busan, it is an absolute banger.
The movie depicts the beginning of the war. In the book, The War (That took decades to fight) has been over for 10 years, and a guy from the UN goes around the world, collecting testimonies of people who lived through the war (Civilians, Military Personnel, Governement Officials, ect...). Some are horrifing, some are down right just sad. Great read. Highly recommend.
I heard the audio book of W.W.Z. And like you said, the story starts at the end with survivors of the war reminiscing of the war. Definitely a surreal story !!!
The only mistake this movie made, was calling itself like the phenomenal book, which has a very different approach. Otherwise World War Z is one of the rare movies that shows the actual catastrophe and doesn't do a time jump.
Sarah: with regards to your question of whether to pull something out in a situation where you've been impaled by something: The answer is pretty simple really. In general its BAD to pull it out, BECAUSE whatever is stuck in you is stemming the bleeding, stopping you from losing any more blood, and keeping most of the blood from the wound inside you, where you obviously want it. Also, removing whatever stabbed you will also almost always cause more trauma on the way out, even if it goes out the same way it came in, damaging your flesh more, and will obviously cause more pain (partly because of the blood loss.) HOWEVER, This is not to say there is NO situation where removing a penetrating object is the best way to stay alive. It very much depends on the specific situation, but in a case where whatever impaled you is known to be radioactive, or in any way doing damage to you over time, or leaking anything that isn't harmless into your body, then in most cases unless it would cause fatal blood loss or potentially damage vital organs such as your heart, its potentially more important to remove whatever it is from your body as carefully and as quickly as possible, and keep pressure on the wound itself. Worth saying this is a HIGHLY unlikely scenario in a first world country, and you should essentially always leave whatever it is that has impaled you in, especially if you're unsure. Also be sure to keep pressure around the wound, even if its best to leave the object in. While I'm talking about odd scenarios, in the case that whatever has impaled you is particularly hot or cold, unless it is literally setting you on fire, its probably a good thing its at an extreme temperature, since it being either very hot or very cold will very quickly cauterize the bleeding it caused by hitting you. Stay Safe!
However, in the midst of a zombie apocalypse... if whatever it is that has impaled you is also "pinning you to a fixed object" ... pulling it out so that you can move and get to your destination point would probably be more advisable than being a stationary target
I was hoping for an interview w a vampire style of brad pit interviewing people after and gathering their oral history of survival and flashing back into it. It’s a fun romp but nothing like the book and more Brad Pitt races to save his family from Zombies.
As much as I like films like 28 Days Later, fast zombies are a mistake in this film. Everyone likes to joke that classic Romero zombies are too slow and you can easily out run them but whats scary about slow zombies is that they are decaying flesh that don't function like humans at all. They are mindless ghouls. Run from them all night and stop to sleep like the hare, they'll keep coming at the same pace like the tortoise. If they freeze in the winter you'll have to worry about them come spring thaw. Fast zombies just freeze and die. Traditionally fast zombies starve and get tired from running eventually. You don't even need a headshot to kill fast zombies because they're basically rabid humans. Yeah they're fast and terrifying but fast zombies and slow zombies to me are the difference between terror and horror. Terror comes at you quick and its over whereas horror is that loud cacophony of moans slowly banging down your window. Horror is crowds of slow zombies surviving on the ocean floor. Horror is a creature that not only survives nuclear fallout, but spreads the radiation with its body afterwards as it continues to shuffle around. Horror is the Battle of Yonkers (the best scene in the book) where all the advanced might of the modern military completely fails to kill an enemy thats basically already dead. If the Battle of Yonkers occured in the movie with the fast zombies it would have been a completely different scene where all the advanced weapons actually works fine against them. I'd love an HBO miniseries of the book where each season is one of the 5 acts of the book and every episode is a chapter. But what is integral to the show is that they use the slow zombies from the book. Its doesn't work at all with fast ones.
YES!! My family and I watched this and we loved it There were talks of a Sequel, but it cancelled due to budget concerns, and another reason why the film was cancelled is because Brad Pitt and director Marc Forster wouldn't stop butting heads during production and that a lot of footage was filmed but cut, much to the chagrin of Pitt, and the script was being rewritten several times during filming. Also, there was an incident that involved live ammo being used in the film. An FBI SWAT team broke into a warehouse that had both live and fake ammo, as someone switched the labels, intentionally. It happened the day before they were going to film an action scene in New York, with Military personnel opening fire on the zombies.
10:22 that jump scare possibly cost me a wife...lol. I took a 2nd date to see this movie in the theater in 3D. When that zombie showed up in 3D, i jumped violently enough to knock my date's soda out of her hand as she was about to take a drink. The top came off the soda, completely drenched her, outfit and make-up were ruined, and that was the end of that. God damn zombies! ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
The doctor slipping and shooting himself in the head is one of the most unintentionally hilarious scenes in any film I've ever seen. It makes absolutely no sense.
Yeah they couldn't kill him a different way? How about, I dunno he gets bitten by a zombie in the zombie movie? Its like they got lazy when they needed the doctor to die or they really intended it for humor.
How it doesn't make sense? He was holding a gun and panicked, they seen how dangerous the infected are. And he wasn't trained to use a gun, why do you think his finger was still on the trigger while others had their finger out the trigger? People done way more ridiculous things in real life not sure how you think that doesn't make sense lmao
@@EricSarahReact to be honest, i'd be one of 'em. 😇 and hats off to you too sarah. you're not tempting him by asking questions. I always prefer a first watch from you both, but you do a great job with the mixed watches.
This movie had great motives - Chaos, apartment building during night, airport, zombie tower, airplane claustrophobia and the lab scene. It's like a love poem to all zombie movies. I personally loved it.
The pulling of the teeth thing ... if, as some suspect, the infection can only be spread through bites and/or transferring a specific amount of infected body fluids (saliva) into another ... then you've taken away a significant infection route and it makes it MUCH harder to spread it.
The book explains that the zombies can't function in frozen weather. I don't remember whether they just go into some suspension and come back awake when it thaws or if it kills them. I think they come back though. But that's probably why they picked Nova Scotia because it would have freezing weather that's a zombies couldn't attack or move in.
General rule: If you are impaled by something, you do NOT want to pull it out. There are rare exceptions of course. If you are impaled and you're unable to be detached from whats impaling you, and there is no medical help coming or near by, or if you are in something like a burning car or burning building, and delaying would likely mean you would succumb to smoke or fire, then you have no choice. Un-impale yourself, put serious pressure to the wound, if possible put on a tourniquet, lie down, elevate your feet and stay calm. Get medical help ASAP.
In the book, the ships are not safe either because the walking Dead can exist underwater since they are already dead. They go into the water and just walk along the bottom until they get to their prey.
14:16 all those emotions you show let us see is why i watch. letting us see that vulnerability is a gift. but yeah, well, that's just, like, my opinion, man. 😎 i like when you get angry too! 😡❤️
3:34 First reaction I watch from you guys while trying to sleep - yeah bit weird I know but I find movie reactions very relaxing - and you are so on analyzing what's might be going on with the traffic and stuff. I like that. 💯
30:42 "His family has been sent to a refugee camp in Nova Scotia." (To Gerry with a G) "I know how you feel." "Really? Have you ever been to Nova Scotia?" "No." "Then you couldn't possibly understand how I feel, could you?" "My family is dead." "Well, at least they're not in Nova Scotia!" Sorry, Maritimers, Acadians and Cape Bretoners. I'm just kidding. I've never been east of Picton, Ontario, but I'd like one day to visit your province. It looks beautiful from what I've seen.
in the scene where gerry is trying to figure out the correct drug to take. i would have written on the notepad to call the phone on the wall when i have selected the correct drug, then held up each drug individually until they called, signalling that i had the correct drug
44:48 It's likely not the teeth themselves but their breaking of the skin which allows access to the bloodstream. As to the blood in the mouth thing it's likely a similar reason as to why HIV is extremely hard to transfer via oral route, in a normal person the route leads to the stomach in which the acid kills the virus you'd need some kind of cut along the way for it to get into the bloodstream before the acid kills it.
Israel would never let people in from surrounding countries. They don't even do that now and they certainly wouldn't do that when resources are at a premium.
To add up to the story The infection started in china which is transferred by flights Although IDK why did it spread in small towns first though But the book says it did starts in suburbs Which eventuall spreads in cities Fortunately past Midwest there's no zombies in pacific part of US and they used midwest as a natural barricade to use as a staging ground for reclamation
DO NOT remove something that stabbed you. It puts pressure on the internals and keeps it from coming out much more. You should keep things in like we saw when it’s really major or possible you knocked something major. Much better chances of survival if you can wait to pull it when you get to medical center
This movie was huge as hell when it came out but they were supposed to come out , with a 2nd one but due to the budget of the movie : “ World war Z” they couldn’t make it.
So I highly recommend you listen to World War Z: The Complete Edition audiobook read by a full cast. You have Max Brooks ( the writer as the man doing the interviews), Mark Hamill, Simon Pegg, Martin Scorsese, Alan Alda, Rob Reiner, Nathan Fillion, and many more. It is just an awesome cast that they put together and the whole audiobook sounds more like a historical documentary than a work of fiction and it is just amazing........ you won't be disappointed. Edit: Make sure you get The Complete Edition though not the abridged or lost files, The Complete Edition.......
I have a love hate relationship with this movie. If you haven't read the book, its probably a zombie flick thats somewhere between ok and pretty decent. If you have read the book, all it has in common with the film is the title, and a few lines of dialogue. ....some of what is discussed in Israel is in the book. And thats it, nothing else is the same. The sad thing is that during development, there was an entirety different version of the script that more or less matched the book. The book author was really happy with it. Then Brad Pitt got involved and we have what we have now.
If you're into zombie movies. Check out "The Return Of The Living Dead". Such a great zombie flick with good offbeat comedic scenes. It's so hard to describe because it's a comedy and yet it's not. Has. great soundtrack and the overall feel is "punk". Eric will love a certain aspect of it.
The author of the book, Max Brooks (son of Mel Brooks), was fairly sour on this film. When someone asked him how much the movie had in common with his book, Brooks said, "The title."
As soon as Gerry looked at Segen after they got on the passenger jet, it aroused his paternal instincts as a dad. He could tell just how much physical pain she was in based on her stump. He hated seeing her in that much physical pain and he just wanted her to feel better. If he didn't do anything, it would go against his every paternal instinct as a dad
The only thing this movie has in common with the book is the title. That said this is actually a pretty good movie. If it were called anything else it probably would have been more successful.
There was a sequel planned (the original idea was a trilogy) but production was a bit troubled because this first movie costed way more than anticipated and its relative success wasn't enough to break-even. Anyway, they managed to start preproduction in 2019 but then China banned zombie movies from their market (for obvious reasons) so producers decided to cancel the entire project because it became not economically promising. Shame because according to Brad Pitt the plot for the sequel was very good.
The book is great, but very different from this movie. Regarding the vaccine, I always imagined it as something they developed that makes you appear sick to the zombies, but doesn't actually make you sick.
Perhaps making everyone carriers of deadly diseases? Like you can infect I thers, and the disease is always active in you? Like Mary Mallon (aka Typhoid Mary). She was never sick from the disease, but thousands of people were infected from her, and as many as 50 died. She ended up being forced to spend around 30 years of her life in quarantine.
Goddamit the book is so fucking better. i wish they went the book route. So the novel itself its interviews to the survivors, its been 3 years after the World War Z and its nothing but interviews to goverment officials, military and survivors about WHAT HAPPEN and why did everything collapsed. as a movie, it would work as a documentary.
You know, no matter how many times I see reactions to the movie i will still always be confused and sad about one part. .. the two people manage to survive the plane ride but my brain is still on wondering if the dog survived it 🤔 😅 😢
Do you think this film deserved a sequel??
For sure! I loved every single second of the first one. But it would suck if they made a 2nd one just to ruin it
not really. i really enjoyed it, but once was enough.
Would'nt mind if it got one since first one was good. Not sure if you have watched already but you should try Train to Busan, it is an absolute banger.
Not a sequel but a reboot closer to the book would be welcome! Max hated fast zombies.
You should try Train to Busan if you would like to see a slightly different take on Zombie Movies.
The movie depicts the beginning of the war.
In the book, The War (That took decades to fight) has been over for 10 years, and a guy from the UN goes around the world, collecting testimonies of people who lived through the war (Civilians, Military Personnel, Governement Officials, ect...). Some are horrifing, some are down right just sad. Great read. Highly recommend.
I heard the audio book of W.W.Z. And like you said, the story starts at the end with survivors of the war reminiscing of the war. Definitely a surreal story !!!
One day, I hope that they actually make a movie out of the book. :-(
@@barkingsquirrel1751 Didn’t Mark Hamill read that one? So good-
Max Brooks was pretty ticked that the movie had nothing in common with tbe book except the title.
It was the k-9 unit one that was hardest to read for me.
The only mistake this movie made, was calling itself like the phenomenal book, which has a very different approach. Otherwise World War Z is one of the rare movies that shows the actual catastrophe and doesn't do a time jump.
Sarah: with regards to your question of whether to pull something out in a situation where you've been impaled by something:
The answer is pretty simple really. In general its BAD to pull it out, BECAUSE whatever is stuck in you is stemming the bleeding, stopping you from losing any more blood, and keeping most of the blood from the wound inside you, where you obviously want it.
Also, removing whatever stabbed you will also almost always cause more trauma on the way out, even if it goes out the same way it came in, damaging your flesh more, and will obviously cause more pain (partly because of the blood loss.)
HOWEVER, This is not to say there is NO situation where removing a penetrating object is the best way to stay alive. It very much depends on the specific situation, but in a case where whatever impaled you is known to be radioactive, or in any way doing damage to you over time, or leaking anything that isn't harmless into your body, then in most cases unless it would cause fatal blood loss or potentially damage vital organs such as your heart, its potentially more important to remove whatever it is from your body as carefully and as quickly as possible, and keep pressure on the wound itself. Worth saying this is a HIGHLY unlikely scenario in a first world country, and you should essentially always leave whatever it is that has impaled you in, especially if you're unsure. Also be sure to keep pressure around the wound, even if its best to leave the object in.
While I'm talking about odd scenarios, in the case that whatever has impaled you is particularly hot or cold, unless it is literally setting you on fire, its probably a good thing its at an extreme temperature, since it being either very hot or very cold will very quickly cauterize the bleeding it caused by hitting you.
Stay Safe!
However, in the midst of a zombie apocalypse... if whatever it is that has impaled you is also "pinning you to a fixed object" ... pulling it out so that you can move and get to your destination point would probably be more advisable than being a stationary target
To be honest, a streaming series, filmed like an after the fact documentary closer to the book, would do more justice to the story.
I was hoping for an interview w a vampire style of brad pit interviewing people after and gathering their oral history of survival and flashing back into it. It’s a fun romp but nothing like the book and more Brad Pitt races to save his family from Zombies.
You could have done without that 3rd comma
It's thought the very same thing. Each interview as a different episode.
As much as I like films like 28 Days Later, fast zombies are a mistake in this film.
Everyone likes to joke that classic Romero zombies are too slow and you can easily out run them but whats scary about slow zombies is that they are decaying flesh that don't function like humans at all. They are mindless ghouls. Run from them all night and stop to sleep like the hare, they'll keep coming at the same pace like the tortoise. If they freeze in the winter you'll have to worry about them come spring thaw. Fast zombies just freeze and die.
Traditionally fast zombies starve and get tired from running eventually. You don't even need a headshot to kill fast zombies because they're basically rabid humans. Yeah they're fast and terrifying but fast zombies and slow zombies to me are the difference between terror and horror.
Terror comes at you quick and its over whereas horror is that loud cacophony of moans slowly banging down your window. Horror is crowds of slow zombies surviving on the ocean floor. Horror is a creature that not only survives nuclear fallout, but spreads the radiation with its body afterwards as it continues to shuffle around. Horror is the Battle of Yonkers (the best scene in the book) where all the advanced might of the modern military completely fails to kill an enemy thats basically already dead.
If the Battle of Yonkers occured in the movie with the fast zombies it would have been a completely different scene where all the advanced weapons actually works fine against them.
I'd love an HBO miniseries of the book where each season is one of the 5 acts of the book and every episode is a chapter. But what is integral to the show is that they use the slow zombies from the book. Its doesn't work at all with fast ones.
habadasheryjones2882 Yeah, it's not the infected that makes 28 Days Later so good. It's… everything else.
YES!!
My family and I watched this and we loved it
There were talks of a Sequel, but it cancelled due to budget concerns, and another reason why the film was cancelled is because Brad Pitt and director Marc Forster wouldn't stop butting heads during production and that a lot of footage was filmed but cut, much to the chagrin of Pitt, and the script was being rewritten several times during filming.
Also, there was an incident that involved live ammo being used in the film. An FBI SWAT team broke into a warehouse that had both live and fake ammo, as someone switched the labels, intentionally. It happened the day before they were going to film an action scene in New York, with Military personnel opening fire on the zombies.
10:22 that jump scare possibly cost me a wife...lol. I took a 2nd date to see this movie in the theater in 3D. When that zombie showed up in 3D, i jumped violently enough to knock my date's soda out of her hand as she was about to take a drink. The top came off the soda, completely drenched her, outfit and make-up were ruined, and that was the end of that.
God damn zombies! ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Fuck dude, lol
well if you broke up over a splilled soda than it was never meant to be
😂😂😂
The doctor slipping and shooting himself in the head is one of the most unintentionally hilarious scenes in any film I've ever seen. It makes absolutely no sense.
Yeah they couldn't kill him a different way? How about, I dunno he gets bitten by a zombie in the zombie movie? Its like they got lazy when they needed the doctor to die or they really intended it for humor.
How it doesn't make sense? He was holding a gun and panicked, they seen how dangerous the infected are.
And he wasn't trained to use a gun, why do you think his finger was still on the trigger while others had their finger out the trigger?
People done way more ridiculous things in real life not sure how you think that doesn't make sense lmao
It's one of the things that works best in the reaction videos though because it catches people off guard so much.
23:03 eric, you've done a great job of giving nothing away and staying involved.
Thanks! I must tread lightly or else the comment section comes at me with pitchforks 😱
@@EricSarahReact to be honest, i'd be one of 'em. 😇
and hats off to you too sarah. you're not tempting him by asking questions. I always prefer a first watch from you both, but you do a great job with the mixed watches.
This movie had great motives - Chaos, apartment building during night, airport, zombie tower, airplane claustrophobia and the lab scene. It's like a love poem to all zombie movies. I personally loved it.
23:50 "sick people, perhaps?"
called it. 👍🏼✅
Dude, Sarah just gained 9000000 respect for that "so it's not a real game" comment. Seriously, couldn't agree more
Didn't make any sense, and was just a joke.
15:31 he was a clue.
i love watching smart reactors watch a movie. ☺️
There's a great zombie movie called Fido. It has Carrie Moss, "Trinity" ,as a 50's housewife in the middle of the zombie apocalypse. It's a good one
Fido is so underrated and hope they react to it, what a fun reaction it would be!
Thanks! I'd never heard of that one.
3:54 "is it regular traffic...?"
or is it _zombie_ traffic??!
9:53 the anxiety!
deep breaths sarah. in and out. 🙂
Thank you for uploading this classic 🤘🏾🤓🤘🏾
I feel old when 2013 becomes classic 😂
lol movies less than 10 years old can be classics now?
@SparksDrinker I mean in zombie movie terms... I'm zombie head so to me this an automatic classic lol
4:49 "look at the road!!" 😮😬
😆
Love this film one of my favourite zombie films I saw this in the cinema was only 13 at the time blew me away
14:40 - Gerry is short for Gerald, Gerrad, Gerard. Jerry is short for Jeremy which is short for Jeremiah.
The pulling of the teeth thing ... if, as some suspect, the infection can only be spread through bites and/or transferring a specific amount of infected body fluids (saliva) into another ... then you've taken away a significant infection route and it makes it MUCH harder to spread it.
31:33 "...not because they're sick." 😆
24:54 "this is a stressful-ass movie." raves Eric of Eric&Sarah React.
16:27 "... he wasn't that smart of a guy." 😆
running zombies are the 🥶
The book explains that the zombies can't function in frozen weather. I don't remember whether they just go into some suspension and come back awake when it thaws or if it kills them. I think they come back though. But that's probably why they picked Nova Scotia because it would have freezing weather that's a zombies couldn't attack or move in.
General rule: If you are impaled by something, you do NOT want to pull it out. There are rare exceptions of course. If you are impaled and you're unable to be detached from whats impaling you, and there is no medical help coming or near by, or if you are in something like a burning car or burning building, and delaying would likely mean you would succumb to smoke or fire, then you have no choice. Un-impale yourself, put serious pressure to the wound, if possible put on a tourniquet, lie down, elevate your feet and stay calm. Get medical help ASAP.
22:45 "the same sh*t." 😠
😆😆
Gerry with a G is usually short for Gerrard or Gerald
The book is much, much better. That is all.
You're wrong but okay
@@itzbp9949 I guess you prefer a vapid savior story?
Makes for a better movie yeah
@@itzbp9949 this movie is the definition of mediocre. It does nothing original or that stands out.
@@IXSICNESS that's your opinion not mine
In the book, the ships are not safe either because the walking Dead can exist underwater since they are already dead. They go into the water and just walk along the bottom until they get to their prey.
7:58 😮
😆 sarah is there!
17:32 the anxiety!
sarah's controlled breathing. 😆
I have an uncle Gerald who everyone calls Gerry with a G lmao
14:16 all those emotions you show let us see is why i watch. letting us see that vulnerability is a gift. but yeah, well, that's just, like, my opinion, man. 😎
i like when you get angry too! 😡❤️
40:14 gerry with a g.
what type of parents do that?
11:38 they _do_ have some hops! 😮
3:34 First reaction I watch from you guys while trying to sleep - yeah bit weird I know but I find movie reactions very relaxing - and you are so on analyzing what's might be going on with the traffic and stuff. I like that. 💯
30:42
"His family has been sent to a refugee camp in Nova Scotia." (To Gerry with a G) "I know how you feel."
"Really? Have you ever been to Nova Scotia?"
"No."
"Then you couldn't possibly understand how I feel, could you?"
"My family is dead."
"Well, at least they're not in Nova Scotia!"
Sorry, Maritimers, Acadians and Cape Bretoners. I'm just kidding. I've never been east of Picton, Ontario, but I'd like one day to visit your province. It looks beautiful from what I've seen.
in the scene where gerry is trying to figure out the correct drug to take. i would have written on the notepad to call the phone on the wall when i have selected the correct drug, then held up each drug individually until they called, signalling that i had the correct drug
14:04 😢
it was filmed in glasgow,shooting lasted for weeks.might look like philadelphia but it isnt.
@16:17 and THAT folks, is why you don't touch a gun's trigger unless you're immediately preparing to fire
"He had to be positive." No pun intended.
44:48 It's likely not the teeth themselves but their breaking of the skin which allows access to the bloodstream. As to the blood in the mouth thing it's likely a similar reason as to why HIV is extremely hard to transfer via oral route, in a normal person the route leads to the stomach in which the acid kills the virus you'd need some kind of cut along the way for it to get into the bloodstream before the acid kills it.
love you sensed the answer early 🙂. but jealous that i didn’t 🙃
Unrelated but If neither of you have seen “breaking bad” I think that would be a fantastic show for you to react to, love the channel btw
Israel would never let people in from surrounding countries. They don't even do that now and they certainly wouldn't do that when resources are at a premium.
That's why it's a movie and not real life.
"Every person we save is one less enemy."
To add up to the story
The infection started in china which is transferred by flights
Although IDK why did it spread in small towns first though
But the book says it did starts in suburbs
Which eventuall spreads in cities
Fortunately past Midwest there's no zombies in pacific part of US and they used midwest as a natural barricade to use as a staging ground for reclamation
One of my family members went to israel,jerusailum
Brad and fam somehow made it out of Manhattan into NJ in that camper awfully fast with all that going on.
You need to start at the beginning with the original “Night of the Living Dead” 1968.
Nice reaction! If you want another excellent zombie movie (and a good cry), "Train to Busan" is a must!
7:25 😮
you have an amazing gasp. 🙂
JUST LIKE CROSS WALKING SAN FRANSISCO CALIFORNIA !!!!
This movie is a serviceable zombie movie. My primary complaint is that its nothing like the novel and occupies the IP. Man the book was good.
31:47 "godd*mmit."
of course.
Two zombie movies i would recommend would be "I am a Hero" & "one cut of the dead".
When i first watched it, didn't think much. But it slowly grew on me after watching several reactions. And Brad Pitt is just good :)
DO NOT remove something that stabbed you. It puts pressure on the internals and keeps it from coming out much more. You should keep things in like we saw when it’s really major or possible you knocked something major. Much better chances of survival if you can wait to pull it when you get to medical center
Gerry with a g is short for Gerald. You never see it spelled Jerald.
4:28 😮
This movie was huge as hell when it came out but they were supposed to come out , with a 2nd one but due to the budget of the movie : “ World war Z” they couldn’t make it.
It’s Gerry with a G because it’s short for Gerald 😆
Probably top 3 zombie movies of all time!
So I highly recommend you listen to World War Z: The Complete Edition audiobook read by a full cast. You have Max Brooks ( the writer as the man doing the interviews), Mark Hamill, Simon Pegg, Martin Scorsese, Alan Alda, Rob Reiner, Nathan Fillion, and many more. It is just an awesome cast that they put together and the whole audiobook sounds more like a historical documentary than a work of fiction and it is just amazing........ you won't be disappointed.
Edit: Make sure you get The Complete Edition though not the abridged or lost files, The Complete Edition.......
Gerry I think is short for Gerald? This is one of my favorite movies ngl
8:09 hmmm indeed. 🤔
How many comments can one loser leave on a single video?
I have a love hate relationship with this movie. If you haven't read the book, its probably a zombie flick thats somewhere between ok and pretty decent.
If you have read the book, all it has in common with the film is the title, and a few lines of dialogue. ....some of what is discussed in Israel is in the book. And thats it, nothing else is the same.
The sad thing is that during development, there was an entirety different version of the script that more or less matched the book. The book author was really happy with it. Then Brad Pitt got involved and we have what we have now.
If you're into zombie movies. Check out "The Return Of The Living Dead". Such a great zombie flick with good offbeat comedic scenes. It's so hard to describe because it's a comedy and yet it's not. Has. great soundtrack and the overall feel is "punk". Eric will love a certain aspect of it.
The author of the book, Max Brooks (son of Mel Brooks), was fairly sour on this film. When someone asked him how much the movie had in common with his book, Brooks said, "The title."
i’m sure there are plenty of Gerald’s called Gerry 🫠 great reaction 🙂
So if I remember correctly a difference between book zombies and movie zombies is that the book zombies weren’t dead but rather insanely strong
As soon as Gerry looked at Segen after they got on the passenger jet, it aroused his paternal instincts as a dad. He could tell just how much physical pain she was in based on her stump. He hated seeing her in that much physical pain and he just wanted her to feel better. If he didn't do anything, it would go against his every paternal instinct as a dad
There’s two types of Zombie movies- reanimated corpse, and Living Infected
My grandpa and Uncle are both Gerry with a G for Gerald! Great reaction!
Reaching a safe zone. You wouldn’t need to keep taking the virus shot.
it was a great theater movie
The book is pretty interesting
Second of all, Sarah looks good with the new haircut, and first of all Eric, where's the Tsushima gameplay holmes???
The only thing this movie has in common with the book is the title. That said this is actually a pretty good movie. If it were called anything else it probably would have been more successful.
Great reaction! Enjoyed it!
There was a sequel planned (the original idea was a trilogy) but production was a bit troubled because this first movie costed way more than anticipated and its relative success wasn't enough to break-even.
Anyway, they managed to start preproduction in 2019 but then China banned zombie movies from their market (for obvious reasons) so producers decided to cancel the entire project because it became not economically promising. Shame because according to Brad Pitt the plot for the sequel was very good.
Gerald and Geraldine would make sense for 'Gerry'. Even Gerard. Don't know how they got 'Jerry' with a J. I'm stumped.
The book is great, but very different from this movie.
Regarding the vaccine, I always imagined it as something they developed that makes you appear sick to the zombies, but doesn't actually make you sick.
Perhaps making everyone carriers of deadly diseases? Like you can infect I thers, and the disease is always active in you? Like Mary Mallon (aka Typhoid Mary). She was never sick from the disease, but thousands of people were infected from her, and as many as 50 died. She ended up being forced to spend around 30 years of her life in quarantine.
Sarah I don't know your profession but as a veterinarian...if you aren't a scientist,let me say you would make a great one 😊😊
He wasn't trained to use a gun though. Doesnt matter how smart you are, if you arent trained for something dangerous you can get killed by it.
Gerry... from Gerald maybe?
Goddamit the book is so fucking better. i wish they went the book route.
So the novel itself its interviews to the survivors, its been 3 years after the World War Z and its nothing but interviews to goverment officials, military and survivors about WHAT HAPPEN and why did everything collapsed. as a movie, it would work as a documentary.
did anyone notice how ACCURATE are those israeli uniforms? i mean damn they are 99% authentic from their army i think
It's worth a watch it's not up there with the best, but it's not bad way to spend a few hours 😜
i suggest watching Dawn of the Dead 2004 if you're into zombie movies :)
keep in mind she just had alcohol poured on her stump that has freshly severed nerves...
Katamari zombies!
I am legend is another good Z movie
Well now you need to watch 28 Days Later!
1:29 hopefully someday you'll react to it 😁💜
Can yall react to "brothers" (2009) with Tobey Maguire and jake Gyllenhaal
You know, no matter how many times I see reactions to the movie i will still always be confused and sad about one part. .. the two people manage to survive the plane ride but my brain is still on wondering if the dog survived it 🤔 😅 😢
Poor mexico city😢