'World War Z' covers a lot of ground as Gerry (Pitt) improvises and goes from place to place.

official who is enlisted to protect a scientist doing field research into the zombie menace. These things are everywhere, springing from every corner, breaking down doors, and - though the zombie range of expression is limited - enjoying themselves. Director Marc Forster ('Monster's Ball') takes a situation that is truly horrible, and by playing it straight, lands it in a zone of real disturbance and unease. Like the zombies, 'World War Z' is nerve-racking and just keeps coming. Happens quicklyĬonsidering that people, at first, don't even know they need to protect themselves, it's easy to see how something like this could rip through an entire city in hours. Soon, it's like some pyramid scheme from hell: Every person who is bitten becomes a zombie who, in turn, bites others who then bite others. This time, they're focused.Ĭlearly something bad has happened - we're never quite sure what - but probably through a virus or an infection, zombies have entered the human population. These zombies run they're strong, and they're so determined to bite people that they bash their heads through car windows. Remember how zombies are slow-moving and weak and stumble around with an air of distraction about them? Not anymore. Police seem to be in a hurry, and there's a nearby explosion, but everything still seems manageable until they arrive, a whole wave of them. Family man Brad Pitt is in a car with his wife (Mireille Enos) and two daughters, and traffic is backed up.

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