The Last Man On Earth...Is Not Alone.

Rating: 7/10 (7 November 2017)

I'll get right to it, Will Smith is great in this film, he shows a great deal of vulnerability as a battle harden soldier/army doctor trying to cope with fear, uncertainty and loneliness.
This story, I know is loosely based on the book of the same name, which has been adapted twice before as, The Last Man on Earth and The Omega Man.
In this story , with only his dog for company Dr. Robert Neivelle, lives in a desolated New York City for the past three years with no human contact,
but lurk-inking in the shadows are mutant plague victims watching his every move,
struggling to find survivors and desperately trying to find a cure using his own immune blood.
I first seen this with a buddy the opening weekend back in 2007, we both very much enjoyed it, we both enjoy Will Smith and thought the story was good.
A year later, I decided to look up the book and I was surprised that it was adapted into two other films which I've seen, more on that for another review.
Overall, I liked this film, I own it on DVD and I think this should be seen by more people if it hasn't already. Now I know there are some novel purists out there who feel that this movie isn't close to the source, but I think this is the closest where going to get to the book with a PG-13 rating.
I give it a 7/10. A good action-horror thriller with good character development and story. If you haven't seen this give it a look.