Although the madness of zombies seems to have died in the late 2010, he has enjoyed a nice comeback in the last few months. Not only is Danny Boyle's hit 28 years later To go down to NetflixBut the Zombie Movie in 2013 "World War Z" #3 The most watched movie to Julu this week.

The film shows Brad Pitt as a former UN researcher who suddenly must survive the apocalypse of the zombie and save humanity while on it. The image of Pete travels around the world, running from one disturbing piece to another. The result is a movie that is never too daunting (especially thanks to its PG-13 rating), but which is still a fun, suspicious watch.

Unfortunately, the film was a successful success when it was released. He performed decent at box office and critics were largely described as passable, but not incredible. A large source of disputes over the film has been reduced to complaints from the book's fans on which it was based. The book was not only less sanished, but accepted a kind of short stories format, showing the apocalypse of zombies by constantly jumping in a new place with new characters and transmitting the situation through as many different lenses as possible.

Meanwhile, the film adhered to the traditional trip to the hero, leaving the volume of a story book that is almost completely for Brad Pitt's image. If you haven't read the book, all this felt good but if you were There were Read the book, it was difficult not to feel frustrated by the film ignoring the main thing that made it special.

While the franchise "28 days later" and "World War" enjoy the impetus of popularity right now, it is only the former who has used most of the new viewership. The sequel "28 years later: The Bone Temple" was announced in cinema early next year and Already has a trailer out For fans to enjoy. Meanwhile, "World War Z" has never received a sequel. Briefly seemed to be involved in David Fincher's works, but that project was Rejected in 2019.

This is a shame, because the biggest flaw in "World War Z", the fact that it does not accept the book anthology format is its greatest strength for its sequels. He has the opportunity to continue to tell the story of the apocalypse of the zombie, but from the point of view of the new character from a different part of the world. A sequel to "World War Z" could have been something like "quiet place: first day", movie It did well both critically and financially despite playing Only one smaller character From the first two films "Quiet place".

For those who see the vision in a possible "World War" sequel, there has been hope in recent months with CEO of Paramount David Ellison in August's film as the one he would like to make a sequel. Well, as the book's fans have again pointed to time and time, maybe TV -denitting will make the most sense. The book, with a massive team and focus on collective action, can be better suited for the small screen instead.