A great Zombie flick that surpasses that f which it is based on

Rating: 9/10 (23 June 2013)

World War Z is probably one f the most tame zombie films you will ever see. This does not mean it is bad. No sir, no. In fact the lack of gore compliments this film, adding an air of realism, allowing the film t focus on a meaningful plot.
I've read a lot of negative reviews for this film & all I have to say to those negative reviewers is 'Stop being so nit picky! You have no actual cases to support your view! Stop complaining about it not being gory! This is not the Walking Dead! Its meant to be about plot not gore!'
Moving past my rant this movie has excellent cinematography & some superb acting from Brad Pitt. I only have three issues with this movie & two of them are minor. For one I was a little bit disappointed at the movie's soundtrack (it was not as exhilarating & dramatic as portrayed in the trailers). My second issue was the with the zombies (another audio issue); the noises they made were to un-human in that they didn't sound like any noise a human could or would make (even if they were dead). My only major issue with World War Z is that it is nothing like the book; it doesn't use any characters or vents from the book, which I can overlook considering that I find the movie much better than the book.
As a screen adaption of the book by Max Brooks World War Z is meh but as a movie it is immersive, well acted, well scripted, well filmed & well written. In all honesty you cannot compare World War Z the movie, to World War Z the book, as they are two very different peaces of literature, each with it's own merits.