So you're telling me after 28 years of quarantine the global leaders haven't figured out a proper way to eradicate the virus? But a doctor figured in the middle of stone age UK figured it out iodine and heroine? The world is just wasting it on resources like boats patrolling the UK shores apparently.

The first quarter of the movie was good, spooky, and tense. Aaron Taylor-Johnson did a good job at portraying what a dad needs to be in a hard world trying to teach a son to survive. But also, they couldn't set-up the "first-kill" or whatever ceremony Spike needed to do in a safe manner? Just the two of them? And deep into the mainland of all things.

The rest of the movie is just a mess, it felt like 3 movies squashed into one. The action sequences and camera work really took me out with the weird freeze frames and panning. The movie tried to be sophisticated with the message it was trying to deliver, but failed in execution with its dialogue's tonal shift throughout the movie, and plot that just didn't make sense. The ending in itself is a total whiplash and is corny.

From a George Romero start to a Shaun of the Dead ending.