It was OK. Not great, but OK

Rating: 4/10 (26 December 2007)

**spoilers** Let me say first off that I haven't read the book. I want to now that I have read a bunch of these reviews. There were a lot of holes in the plot, and the CG 'zombies' got a little old. I wanted to know more about what happened and how things got the way they were. Let me say that I am a fan of Will Smith, but I think that he could have dug a little deeper as far as his character Neville is concerned. Just some questions: 1.How in the world did a cure for cancer turn into a highly contagious airborne virus that turned people and animals into zombies? 2.When Neville trapped the female zombie, and the male zombie looked at him during the daylight hours, why wasn't that addressed? 3. Who was the 'Alpha' zombie anyway? He seemed like he was the only one who exhibited any emotions as far as the zombies were concerned. 4. If it was too cold in Vermont for the virus to survive, why wasn't it too cold in the winter in NYC? 5. Who was Robert Neville really? Did he help create the cure that turned into the virus? Or was he just some random government scientist that decided to stay and research in city that was all but abandoned by humans? ( I may have missed this if the movie addressed it already)
It was an OK movie. Was it worth 9 bucks and a long uncomfortable wait in a theater seat? No. I'd wait until it was available on demand for $3.99 and then watch it in the comfort of your living room, where you can turn it off when it got to annoying with the plot jumps.