Best Horror/Suspense in a while..

Rating: 9/10 (6 April 2008)

Frank Darabont did a fantastic job, just like in Shawshank and The Green Mile.
The story is a bit old. A gateway between worlds (Hellboy), survivors in a mall(Dawn of The Dead), a military experiment, conflict between the survivors...
Some people complain about the ending. When I first watched, I couldn't believe in my eyes: 'We have...4 bullets', 'But it's five of us', when that dialog came, I thought 'He won't do it...why would he?'. He kills them all. But I kept thinking. 'There was no hope, better die in the car, than be eaten by those creepy monsters'.
Until this moment, I don't fully accept that, but it wasn't totally non-sense, like some people claim.
The CGI. The tentacle scene is great. No soundtrack gives a more realistic feel. But the tentacles are horribly made. The trailer is much better.
The acting. All brilliant, no exceptions. Thomas Jane is great. Marcia Harden was perfect, I was pleased that 'Dobby The-House-Elf' shot her in the head.
The film itself is pretty good. Stephen King does it again. A must see for all the genre's lovers.