Paramount's WORLD WAR Z Sequel Gets A 2017 Release Date

28 Months Later > WWZ 2

I hope this time we get slow zombies and some of the stories of the book, which was a masterpiece.

Fant42tic

I heard the book is amazing, I should pick it up.

Reboot. First wasn't that bad but its not what a WWZ movie should be

I didn't think the first one was that bad. Different from your prototypical zombie flick.

You guys are always so negative

Didn't like this pg Zombie movie. It was boring.

Ha ha ha. Ouch. That can't be a good sign for Fantastic Four.

Good news because I REALLY liked the first one!

eh, i could take it or leave it. the first was missing somthing. But a sequel could redeem it

WWZ was terrible. From Pitt not putting his phone on silent, to the idiots singing religious nonsense near the wall, and Pitt surviving a plane crash after throwing a grenade. Beyond dumb.

What are they going to call it?

World War Z: Electric Boogaloo











I, actually, liked the first film (even though it had nothing to do with the book, beyond sharing the title). I just couldn't resist referencing "Electric Boogaloo" again.

The first just had 2 faults, not enough parts with the zombies and a ridiculous pg13 rating.no self respecting zombie movie should be less than an r-rating

I still haven't watched the first movie, and I likely won't until I randomly catch it on TV someday. Funny thing is: I probably would even have watched it on the big screen back then, had they just given it another name.

I'd actually read the book for the first time not too long before the movie was done, and I didn't follow the making of the movie at all. So when I watched I the trailer for the first time I was genuinely intrigued about how they were adaptating it.

"This is your hero, Brad Pitt - he needs to travel the world to fight the zombie outbreak, so that he can be reunited with his family! Fast zombies everywhere! Can Brad Pitt save the day?"

Ooookay, Paramount and Brad Pitt, how about you take that [frick]ed up Hollywood bastardisation and stuff it up your collective asses?!

Well, that was about my first reaction, and despite the movie looking like some fun in its own right I never really looked back. There's making an adaptation and there's sticking a popular name on something that bears little to no resemblance to the source material the name belongs to.