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Looks terrible. They should have done it as a series with each episode being a different chapter from the book. The only constant character would be the interviewer and each week there could have been guest actors & directors.

Still for all you haters, that's Glasgow Merchant quarter (basically the centre of town) at the start.

Many a lulz has been caused by drunk weegies (day and night) attacking the set pretending to be zombies (though not at plan b's behest). Glasgow I salute thee, take their fancy movie money and then be a dick about it.

Ok I will give it this, its a potentially interesting take on one thing. How a zombie apocalypse looks from the governments point of view. Which has yet to be done. I will give it space to redeem itself.

I am however, greatly disappointed that from what is one of the real 'wow out of the blue' works of sci-fi in the last couple of decades, and was so because of its story structure and method of narrative. Little to none of that has made appears to have made it to the movie.

Glasgow city centre? Jesus. I've relatives in Kilmarnock so been through Glasgow a few times. Would have thought the locals could easily have doubled as zombie extras.

Nerdish outrage over deviation from the original aside I thought it looked interesting.

But then I like almost all zombie movie for some reason. I don't what it is about them.

Ya, this is disappointing. Basically, they paid for the rights to the title.

Dumbed waaaaay down.

Ya, this is disappointing. Basically, they paid for the rights to the title.

Dumbed waaaaay down.