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Now remember why it all goes south in the end.
Neville took a zombie woman to test on. It was Alpha Zombie's woman. That is why the whole thing went south and the ending is as it is. With Neville doing the head butt boom boom into Alpha Zombie. The movie gives us a small glimpse into the whole Zombie society structure that is beginning to evolve thanks to Alpha Zombie and the taking of the female Zombie. It's animalistic at best. But Smith's character doesn't pay attention to this. His mind is still borderline with all the flashbacks and years of isolation.
Yeah, I managed to follow all that.
I was slightly exaggerating when I called them the Amish, but you got the point 😛He even refuses to believe that there exists a surviver community. And a community of Amish? Come on. You don't get enough of a glimpse to see what the community is or how fortified they are.
Per the book, he was supposed to die. No cheesy "oh, they are all happy" ending would have sufficied.
It kinda felt like that with the whole community thing.
It's up to how you interpret it. I think you could think both ways. She's the only woman zombie.
Also, we don't see any indication that the woman is the alpha male's woman. Only that they are learning simply because of the fact that Neville has grabbed a fair few number of them for experimentation. The alpha doesn't come to get his woman to Neville's place, he comes to destroy the living.
It's up to how you interpret it. I think you could think both ways. She's the only woman zombie.
I don't seem to remember this part. I thought he got caught in that trap that day? Also, was that trap set by alpha zombie or one that Neville forgot he had setup?The plot holes for me started with the introduction of Anna. If she had indeed been at the pier all day, why had she not met Neville who was ALSO at the pier for a fair bit of time that same day, waiting for the zombies to emerge? He didn't just show up, he had been there waiting.
LOL, yup.And it just goes downhill from there.
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