World War Z - is inevitable ....

Rating: 8/10 (13 December 2015)

The white man has done something wrong and it's spread all over the world. They claim the "source" of the disease that transforms the dead into the walking dead is elsewhere, but you know the U.S. has its hand in it. Brad goes all over the world to find a clue. You know that the Jews are involved in the script because they even went to Israel, a nation usually kept out of any movie that has to do with a pandemic because the blame for such disasters is usually blamed on brown people from the Middle East.
I'll spoil it from you: the zombies will only attack and eat you if you're healthy, Brad Pitt -- (again, the 'super man" is motif is apparent from the beginning to the end of this film) "discovers" based on his personal observations. This is a theme borrowed from "Species," where black Mykelti Williamson was not approached by the sexy alien because he had sickle cell trait. But he notices, deduces and otherwise "solves" a problem that has escaped every scientist on earth. And although it's only a theory, he turns out correct and saves the day. Again, he is ex-military, has medical training, and is fearless as he leaves his family to head to all parts of the world to search for the source of the virus. He even survives the crash of a jetliner! As was the case in "The Purge," and "White House Down," the "super white man" risks his own health by injecting himself with a virus and then, to test it on the spot, walk down a hallway filled with maniacal and hungry zombies. At any rate the solution is to infect everybody with some kind of virus which will render that person invisible as far as the zombies are concern. "Then we can fight and defeat them," Brad says at one point. Let me get this straight: infect yourself with something that will make you sick and possibly kill you so that you won't get killed by a zombie.