Live or Let Die

Those reviews giving this movie more than 1 or 2 stars are obviously involved in the movie one way or the other.

This was so awful. Rarely seen worse acting. And the worst part is that it seems like this movie tries to take itself seriously.

Unwatchable amateurish crap with the worst writing, direction and acting imaginable. It starts with two guys in a truck chasing a limping woman who can barely walk. They chase her for hundreds of yards and somehow can;t catch up with her. One of them urges the other to actually step on the gas because they can't seem to catch up with her. Yet she clearly moves at a very slow pace and there seems to be nothing wrong with the truck. In fact, in some shots we see it move at normal speed. Yet it is edited in such a way that it looks as if somehow this woman is somehow always just a few yards ahead of them and they can't close the gap. This scene alone speaks volumes.

If you watch beyond this... You really have a lot of time to waste and no desire to make it at least a bit fun.

Notice how since the Walking Dead came out the movie market has been flooded with zombie movies? Well, this is another one. It's not horrible, and it does have some good parts, the problem is we have seen so many of them now that we already kind of know whats coming before it gets here. I did not understand the first and only review, (even a little, I liked it because nothing came out of it???) but I can say it's certainly not the worst end of the world flick I've seen, I can only think of one or two that were better. The reason? To many zombie movies. If you like Zombies, give it a watch, If not, give me a thumbs down.

Ok. It's understood - the budget of this film was probably less than filming 5 minutes of a walking dead episode. Just read the end titles, there's only the actors, a camera man, a director, a couple of people making fx's, some make-up, a van driver, a drone camera, an abandoned places scout, and that's about it. They shot it with some DSLR or equal. (that's why the black levels of the movie cinematography are sometimes a bit crushed).

But they created something original, and a bit different, but still recognizable in the genre of "zombie movies". It's a story of friendship and human nature in the face of a disaster. Nothing too special there.

Still this movie was more interesting to watch than many other B-rated movies. It's because you understand the limitations of the really low budget, and are curious to discover how they overcame those obstacles with creativity, acting, some half-lousy fx's and pure "kamerawerk". Unlike some people claim here, the acting is good, and pretty realistic, and of course sometimes it doesn't work to the fullest. But as cinemaphiles, we are ready to forgive the team almost anything for their passionate work.

Out of their loving effort came a film, which got published in prime video or some other major publisher. They succeeded brilliantly and deserve a chance to make another film with 10x the budget! Also the sound track is really really good.

These guys did an awesome job, writing, directing AND acting it out. Are you kidding me??? What a monumental effort and result. It was great. Yeah, you can't find too many new angles in zombie movies but the scenery, the different vibes, even the slight noticeable accents added to the overall effect that made it different enough to be enjoyable. And never mind the people who say if it's a positive review it's got something to do with the production. They don't know what they're talking about. They've obviously watched too many zombie movies, thinking each one thereafter has to outdo the previous, not giving credit for creativity. This is entertainment after all. However, the one thing that is worthy about the storyline I believe is it's not too far removed from reality. There will be sane people struggling with what is going on and there will be psychopaths and murderers who live off the hook. Some of you better wise up before your nightmares come alive and eat you.