This movie shouldn't even exist

Rating: 3/10 (26 August 2014)

I was very surprised having seen the 7 points this movie has been given. From the start of it I thought this movie was made without a clear plan as to its story. That is, the creators just wanted to make a sequel to earn even more money.
Why do I think so?
First, it's not really common to make a movie set AFTER a zombie apocalypse that is practically over, but there are a lot of survivors. Of course, it isn't problem, but it makes the rest of the story too predictable (at least for me, what else could happen other than the contamination occurring again ?). Here comes my question. How come NOBODY survived the disease and was found within that 24 weeks? Or the whole military just didn't try to search them? Second, just take a look at what happened within the first 33 minutes. Practically nothing. The kids were in the spotlight who were just like these typical stupid horror character ( "contamination? who cares? we do need those important things like pencil case, schoolbag, photos"). In addition to this we could hear some really important conversation between soldiers.
At first the military looked very well-organized and prepared, but then they just left the infected woman without observing. It was painful for me to see that while the commandant and the military doctor were talking about what to do with the infected woman, her husband just walked in and kissed her. Nobody noticed anything until some soldiers were found killed. The husband had not even been killed by the military. However, they easily gunned down a lot of innocent civilians. This is what made me angry most, despite this and the massive bombing significant number of zombies had run out of the "controlled" territory. Initially I thought the gathering of the civilians into that big room was a good idea, but how could they so idiot that they didn't checked if the doors could withstand a single zombie??
About the rest of the movie : there's pretty unrealistic chopper vs zombies fight scene, after which they run back to the city where they get in a car having seen gas. They don't succeed in starting it, so the soldier get out and he start to push it, by which the car starts. I don't understand one thing. How did they know it had fuel??
I have one more question. Why did the military force arrive so much time after the infected's death? What happened in that 6 weeks? The bodies were to be buried anyway as it's shown.
Overall, this movie was pretty annoying and meaningless. The mostly nice visual effects didn't make up for its mistakes and immatureness. I guess the way too high rating of the movie (7/10) partially can be reasoned with them, and also that's why I gave it a rating of 3 (not only 1 or 2).