A movie that could have been good.

Rating: 4/10 (23 September 2013)

The theatrical version of this movie sucks, but there was an unusual moral for a zombie flick in the original finale, allowing viewers to draw a reflection upon the usefulness of putting things in perspective by seeing a situation from another point of view -- meanwhile giving the movie's title its meaning. Sadly, this ending has been edited out by its director (most likely forced by lobbying groups pushing shady agendas through Hollywood -- perhaps aiming to encourage mind numbness so that people keep consuming thoughtlessly more useless stuff, or, more likely, to make room for a potential sequel about a guy shooting zombies in order to save them, so basically the same thing), when we find out Will Smith's character is the titled Legend scarring the Jesus out of still sentient infected human beings; hence showing these guys still had a consciousness (before being killed in cold blood in the name of science), albeit rudimentary, that was proving they retained the ability to communicate enough to create their own cultural folk tales and perhaps even art forms (with blood and flesh scattered in shape, much like modern art?).
Anyhow, it sucks this was edited out, since it might have triggered some "rudimentarily conscious" people to snap back to reality and feel the need to consider empathy through every action they do on a daily basis, having potential to impact others' lives as well and maybe stop acting so damn selfishly.