One of the few sequels that steps up...

Rating: 10/10 (11 May 2007)

First off, I've read by critics that the shaky camera makes the movie suck and I have to say that sometimes it doesn't work but other times it's excellently made. The theme ran through most of the movie which gave it a fulfilling feel boldly stating that "I am a sequel worth seeing because the studio didn't butcher me for a buck." The direction overall was stylish and the acting was impressive from first time performers as well as a couple unknowns. The plot may seem silly at times as well as the dialogue, but it's surely better and more serious than most of the "zombie genre." I found it amazing that when the screen had no sound, not a person in the audience could be heard laughing, talking, or even grabbing popcorn. Only one thing could have been better: the character development. By the time the movie is over I wanted to know more about them. Other than that... thank you Fox, Fresnadillo, Danny Boyle, and all those that made this movie my favorite movie so far this year.
P.S. I hope the rage virus comes to New York and peels Spiderman off the wall because of his laughably bad 3rd movie.