Just to verify some things

Rating: 10/10 (22 March 2004)

First of all, despite popular belief, rigomortis (pardon my spelling) sets in after hours of being dead. Dead bodies turn to zombies in a matter of minutes or even seconds. Rigomortis can be stopped in a dead body by simply excersizing the muscles, breaking up the rigomortis. So it makes sense that a dead body WOULD actually be able to run, jump, swim and skate normally if they wanted to. Second of all, the idea of "When there's no more room in hell, the dead shall walk the Earth," is just a theory of what is going on. That COULD be a possibility, but there are many others. Notice that when a person is bitten they are poisoned by the bite and die and are reanimated. (The next sentence could be a spoiler!) Yet, when Ving Rhames' character probably gets blood in his cut, he lives. Perhaps this disease or epidemic is infectuos only through the zombie's saliva, or maybe a bacteria in their mouths. There was also talks of "If this was a disease then how'd it infect the whole world in one night?" Try and think for yourself on this one. Maybe terrorist organizations created a man made super virus and set it off in every major country. Who knows? All in all this movie was simply put AMAZING. In my opinion it is even a better movie than the original. It seems to capture more of an apocolyptic feel to it. I'm buying the limited special collector's edition if there ever is one.