So many flaws in the first twenty minutes......I can't watch anymore of this drivel

Rating: 1/10 (11 October 2018)

The camera so close you can virtually see up the actors' nose, then shaking it around ad infinitum while being chased by zombies creates tension and makes for great cinematography. No, it simply makes the film difficult (and irritating) to watch. Had the film any quality going for it, there wouldn't be a need to use this amateurish camerawork so frequently.
Then there's the zombies themselves. Just waiting to chase our hero up the stairs of the apartment block on the way to the roof. Wouldn't zombies wander randomly without any thought for hiding, attacking whomever they saw. Not jump out at the protagonist like a cheap horror film.
Having finally reached the roof after escaping the clutches of the walking dead on the stairs, the zombies decide to stop and give Brad the time for some roof edge contemplation of whether he's been infected during the fight or not. Only after having decided he's okay do the zombies decide to make it to the rooftop. Ridiculous!
All in the first twenty minutes. Very poor.
Heavens-to-betsy, Brad and his family are saved by his buddies in the helicopter. I find myself wishing he'd had his head gnawed off so as to end this travesty sooner rather than later. It probably doesn't help that I generally don't rate Brad Pitt that highly either.
My apologies but I refuse to waste any more of my valuable time watching this turkey. Half an hour is all I'm prepared to give it - and I don't say that too often.
A late night viewing having recorded a few films off the telly in the past few days. I'm off to watch Raiders Of The Lost Ark again. Different genre I know, but hey the action sequences are shot so much better circa 1981.