NOT World War Z

Rating: 1/10 (23 June 2013)

***Spoilers***
If you go to this movie expecting to see some similarities to Max Brooks' book by the same name expect to be disappointed. the movie and the book share the name only. The only other similarities I could find was when Brad Pit was asking questions to the Isreal leader who they named but heck if I can remember it.
In fact I can't recall any of the characters names. They all seemed like bland cookie cutter characters.
In the book, for those of you who haven't read it, follows the narrator as he goes around the world interviewing survivors of the zombie war. World War Z had already been fought and won. The victory was a global victory with all nations coming together to fight the zombie menace.
I'm guessing that Hollywood didn't think there was money in a story that wasn't solved by an American. The book had Isreal surviving virtually unscathed due to the wall they built before the outbreak. The movie had them build the wall but apparently they didn't do any research into the zombies beforehand or they would have known the zombies were attracted to sound.
I also had issue with the "zombies." In the book they were slow but relentless and couldn't care less if you were sick beforehand. It makes no sense that a person who is ill with another disease would be ignored by the "zombies." I hated this movie and am glad I wasn't the one to pay for it.