Plenty of 'boo!!!'s but strong start died out out quickly

Rating: 5/10 (1 January 2008)

I went to the cinema expecting more than I received. I was disappointed that the movie relied on shock treatment every five minutes which broke up the film for me. (extreme 'boo!!!' factor). Every time the film hit on a powerful note it wasted it and resorted to shock treatment.
I really wanted to see more of how he was trying to cope with being alone especially setting up manikins everywhere. The scene where he 'begged' the manikin in the video shop to talk to him was so powerful, but then resorted to another 'boo!!!' set of shocks and 'zombie' killing rampage.
Another disappointment was when we actually got to see the 'zombie' or infected people (whatever you want to call them). It was CGI overload, musclebound things which could climb effortless up the outside of buildings??? and have mad uncontrollable dogs on chains?? and 'boo!!!'ed at the cinema audience a lot.
Then it all ended quite abruptly. His final words "I know what I have to do" (or along those lines), said it all........ I assume he was referring to finishing the film as it was not really going anywhere by that point.
I left the cinema not quite sure what it set out to be, which is sad but was a common view from the people leaving the cinema. I am not saying it was bad but someone in the group I was with did say we should have gone to see 'St Trinians' (which was the alternative that night)..... no-one actually commented against that thought.