Zombie's get a Brad new good guy!

Rating: 8/10 (23 June 2013)

Greetings and salutations Germers and Jewettes. Its the weekend and we couldn't be more excited to present to you our review for World War Z. Ever since the Germ and the Jew's eyeballs were tantalized with the trailer for World War Z we knew in the depths of our souls that this was going to be a must see. I'm not saying that when we saw this trailer choirs of angels descended from the heavens and we became one with the universe and reached movie goer's nirvana. But I'm not saying that didn't happen either. Speaking of Kurt Cobain, Brad Pitt is a dead ringer for him in World War Z. Awhile back we asked you "who was on your Hollywood Mt Rushmore?" Overwhelmingly Brad Pitt made a lot of your lists and for good reasons. If being a good looking Missourian was an Olympic event, Brad Pitt would obviously take the gold while the Germ and the Jew would clearly be duking it out for silver and bronze. Now back to the review. World War Z is a new take on a zombie movie. Lets face it. Zombies are just about everywhere these days. If zombies moved in next door to you and one of them asked your daughter to prom, you probably wouldn't even bat an eye. So we were glad to see World War Z step it up a notch and play out the idea of zombies on a global scale. And these aren't your daddy's zombies either. These are super ninja spider monkey zombies...pretty much the worse kind. Once infected with the zombie virus the host begins twerkin' like they were in a Rick Ross video. And they're just like Bebe's Kids. They don't die, they multiply(kudos to you if you get that reference). The basic premise of this movie is Brad Pitt has to figure out how to fight the zombie apocalypse, save the world, and get back to his family. The events play out well and the action sequences are ripe with bone chilling suspense. The only negative to World War Z would be the lack of gore we would expect from a zombie movie. Compared to the classic titles there is almost no blood and guts here. But overall this movie is a must see. If you can see it in theaters more power to you. But if you have to wait to rent you will still enjoy it. The Germ and the Jew are proud to give World War Z the band Falco and a dreidel.
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