Watch World War Z Movie Online Streaming MegavideoYou can watch World War Z movie in HD without Downloading Free HEREThe story revolves around United Nations employee Gerry Lane (Pitt), who traverses the world in a race against time to stop a pandemic that is toppling armies and governments and threatening to decimate humanity itself. (C) Paramount PG-13 Movie Release on Theater Jun 21, 2013 Wide | |
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World War Z Movie Cast | |
| Brad Pitt,Mireille Enos,Daniella Kertesz,James Badge Dale,Ludi Boeken,Matthew Fox,Fana Mokena,David Morse,Elyes Gabel,Peter Capaldi,Pierfrancesco Favino,Ruth Negga,Sterling Jerins,Abigail Hargrove,Fabrizio Zacharee Guido,David Andrews,John Gordon Sinclair,Michiel Huisman,Mustafa Harris,Ann Ogbomo | |
| Genres : Drama,Action & Adventure,Horror,Science Fiction & Fantasy | |
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| User Ranting World War Z : 4.3 | |
| User Percentage For World War Z : 86 % | |
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| All Critics Rating For World War Z : 6.2 | |
| All Critics Count For World War Z : 211 | |
| All Critics Percentage For World War Z : 68 % | |
World War Z Movie Review | |
| Pitt conducts himself manfully throughout the proceedings -- he is never less than believable while facing off against this pandemic -- but if I never see another zombie in the movies, I will not feel deprived. Peter Rainer-Christian Science Monitor If you need proof that sometimes more can be less, here you go. Matt Zoller Seitz-Chicago Sun-Times As compelling as Pitt is at reflecting the world's pain through Lane's eyes, the movie treats him too often as if he truly is the only one with loved ones to lose or a world to save. Lisa Kennedy-Denver Post World War Z opens with an undeniable bang. But if this is the way the world ends, we're going out with a whimper. Rene Rodriguez-Miami Herald Despite some conventional passages and a soft ending, Forster and Brad Pitt, who is a producer of the film as well as its star, pulled the picture together. They also managed to reawaken in a large-scale movie the experience of shock. David Denby-New Yorker Director Marc Forster can't do much with the stale human story, in which Pitt leaves his frightened wife and daughters on an aircraft carrier to await his return. J. R. Jones-Chicago Reader Has some effective, genuinely scari-fying moments, but too often comes across as a bloated, overwrought affair too big and messy for any one movie to contain. Neil Pond-American Profile Plot holes are barely outnumbered by the undead. How, for example, did the zombie apocalypse bring civilization to the brink of collapse without folks hearing about it on CNN? The film's writers, as Ricky Ricardo would say, 'have some splainin to do.' Rick Kisonak-Film Threat There's less blood and more brains (put to use in the making of the film, rather than being munched on...), and it feels more streamlined than some of this summer's more bloated entries. Michael Smith-Tulsa World With its lowest common denominator super-fast flesh eaters and SFX set pieces, there are worse mindless enjoyments than World War Z. Like zombies of yore, it could've done with more brains. Diva Velez-TheDivaReview.com Almost more action movie than zombie movie, World War Z is less about the zombies than it is about the effect the outbreak has on the world. And it works. Tim Martain-The Mercury By the end, I was impressed with the epic scale of the story, the expensive special effects and the high production values, but I also had a distinct feeling of 'is that all there is?' Robert Roten-Laramie Movie Scope How to fight the Zombie Apocalypse? Israel builds walls. North Korea yanks teeth. Somewhere in the Middle East, a nuke explodes. America recruits Brad Pitt. Smart move. Greg Evans-Bloomberg News The intensity of the story had me gripped till the very end. Jolene Mendez-Entertainment Spectrum A well-made escapist action picture... it did a good job of staving off my growing zombie ennui, for what it's worth. John Serba-MLive.com A supremely well designed film, WWZ re-animates the zombie genre as Brad Pitt outsmarts the voracious undead in a compelling, creepy take on how the world might face its end. Simon Weaving-Screenwize Adapted all too freely from Max Brooks' book of the same name, it attempts to coalesce the diverse oral histories that make up the novel into a simple narrative and fails. Andrea Chase-Killer Movie Reviews Silly isn't a word one usually associates with the Zombie Holocaust, but that's the adjective that leaps to mind ... Forster flinches, turns away from the carnage, the equivalent of being afraid of your own shadow. Glenn Lovell-CinemaDope Zombies are hotter than ever and now it's Brad Pitt's turn. Much better than its troubled production history would indicate , World War Z is epic and fun. Pete Hammond-Movieline A film that cost about as much to produce as Man of Steel culminates in Brad Pitt walking along a corridor, having broken a vending machine. Ed Whitfield-The Ooh Tray One of the best things about World War Z is that it's not self-indulgent. Tony Macklin-tonymacklin.net Director Marc Forster brings a kinetic energy to some of the zombie set pieces, but the episodic structure of the tag-teamed script makes for a stop-and-start pace. Sean Means-Salt Lake Tribune An extremely unholy child of 28 Days Later and Contagion, the uncompromisingly bleak zombie epidemic epic World War Z is nowhere near as good as those two films but is not without its merits ... [including] an undeniably awesome second act. CJ Johnson-ABC Radio (Australia) Fans keen on their zombie yarns sloshing in claret and viscera will probably feel cheated by this curiously bloodless affair ... Jeremy Aspinall-Radio Times A raggedy assortment of body parts; expensively assembled, but lacking a sustaining pulse. Mark Kermode-Observer [UK] It's not a movie for investing much emotion, but as big budget eye candy goes, it delivers. Scott Nash-Three Movie Buffs | |
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