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| quote: | Originally posted by phyrrus
there's a lot of shit about that movie that doesn't make sense. first, when will falls into the trap, its never really clear if the zombies set it for him or if he just went nucking futs and walked into his own trap.
also, when he goes ape shit on the zombies in his SUV after the dog dies, and is saved at the last minute by that spanish chick, they never explain how she is able to create a giant blast of UV light that instantly kills all zombies in sight. I guess Blade showed up and gave her a hand using one of his many anti-zombie/vampire weapons. that probably would have been a better ending. |
The movie was constructed on the premise of man versus science, and than later science versus religion There was little relevance to the progression of the film, and the filler scenes became monotonous (ie. mutants jumping out of corners). There was a scene that lasted for approximately 30 seconds of Will Smith doing pull ups...I can honestly say the entire crowd in the theater felt awkward.
The butterfly symbolism made no sense - the tattoo of the butterfly on the South American woman's neck made no sense in relation to his daughter's fascination with butterflies. AND, the whole scene with him playing her Bob Marley and saying a speech about how music and love conquers all had absolutely nothing to do with the premise of the movie. Next time, I'd rather just pay someone $10 to kick me in the balls rather than see that movie.
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