Film lacks Guts, 28 weeks later for Wimps

Rating: 3/10 (24 June 2013)

I'm not going to bore you with another version of the plot, it's unnecessary. I'll just get right into the main problems with this film.
For something that was supposed to be such an EPIC event, a lot of the film had no scale and little tension. You do not see any real fighting on the ground between the military and the zombies. Because you never see the HORROR on the ground, you have zero reaction when someone says "well, we lost that city because as you can see, it's on fire." It had no gore, no human suffering, no first person human defeat and so no feeling of DOOM or panic or hopelessness. It had no feeling at all.
It's hard to have any feeling when the zombies are mostly CGI which usually attack by JUMPING on people with these Super-Leaps. It reminded me of "I am Legend" another film that was hard to get into because the cheesy CGI vampires. But, at least that film had some touching scenes in it like Will Smith having to kill his dog. Not here.
Most of the enemy in this film is a guy using Photoshop and Brad Pitt looks just about as lifeless through the film.
Most of the film revolves around Brad Pitt's character who literally wanders from place to place with almost no point. Well, other than the point that everywhere he turns up something bad happens. He must be bad luck.
To have a film with this big of a budget which pales to just about every other recent zombie film should tell you something. This is no Dawn of the Dead, it is 28 Weeks Later but for wimps.
I heard they are planning a sequel, don't bother. You've already poisoned the well with this whip-lash, gutless production. At least half the audience you experienced this time will not be showing up.