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* One of the extras portraying a zombie was pregnant. Providing this extends to her character-it raises disturbing questions. For example, in regards regard to the character, one wonders what happened to her baby....baby ... did the baby die in her uterus and is basically buried in there? Or, worse yet, is there a zombie baby inside? Might they recover together?
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* Once you realize that this is a very loose retelling of ''Theatre/RomeoAndJuliet'', a lot of the names fall into place:
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* Once you realize that this is a very loose retelling [[WholePlotReference retelling]] of ''Theatre/RomeoAndJuliet'', a lot of the names fall into place:
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* "Whether they were your mother or your best friend, they are beyond your help," General Grigio warns Julie's group before they leave the camp near the start of the movie. The relationships he mentions make a lot of sense once you remember that Mrs. Grigio, Julie's mother and Mr Grigio's best friend, fell victim to the zombie plague sometime before the events of the book/movie.
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* "Whether they were your mother or your best friend, they are beyond your help," General Grigio warns Julie's group before they leave the camp near the start of the movie. The relationships he mentions make a lot of sense once you remember that Mrs. Grigio, Julie's mother and Mr Mr. Grigio's best friend, fell victim to the zombie plague sometime before the events of the book/movie.
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**questions. For example, in regards to the character, one wonders what happened to her baby....did the baby die in her uterus and is basically buried in there? Or, worse yet, is there a zombie baby inside?
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* At the airport, after R's voiceover talks about how everything must have looked different when people weren't zombies, the scene reverts back to when people were not zombies, but looked decidedly zombielike shuffling about while staring at their iPods and such.
* The "Zombies are the 99%" promotion for the movie. Given that the zombies in the movie are a metaphor the people shuffling through their daily routines without thinking, without interactions with others, or without hopes and dreams for the future, it's a nifty analogy.
** Or, if most zombies are like R, they actually ''do'', it's just beyond their means to realize or express them because of their place in society.
* The "Zombies are the 99%" promotion for the movie. Given that the zombies in the movie are a metaphor the people shuffling through their daily routines without thinking, without interactions with others, or without hopes and dreams for the future, it's a nifty analogy.
** Or, if most zombies are like R, they actually ''do'', it's just beyond their means to realize or express them because of their place in society.
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* At the airport, after R's voiceover talks about R has a vision of the past and remembers how everything must have looked different when people weren't zombies, the scene reverts back to great it was when people were not zombies, but looked decidedly zombielike living and could enjoy each other's company. Ironically, his vision has everyone at the airport shuffling about while around like zombies, staring at their iPods smart phones and such.
* The "Zombies are the 99%" promotion for the movie. Given that the zombies in the movie are a metaphor the people shuffling through their daily routines without thinking, without interactionsnot interacting with others, or without hopes and dreams for the future, it's a nifty analogy.
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* When Julie's group gets to the clinic/hospital in the beginning of the movie, it's mentioned they're looking for medicine - both to help the city, and to help the continuing search for a cure. Then R and his group show up... Well, they ''did'' find a cure!
* When Julie's group gets to the clinic/hospital in the beginning of the movie, it's mentioned they're looking for medicine - both to help the city, and to help the continuing search for a cure. Then R and his group show up... Well, they ''did'' find a cure!
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* The "Zombies are the 99%" promotion for the movie. Given that the zombies in the movie are a parody of the people shuffling through their daily routines without thinking, without interactions with others, or without hopes and dreams for the future, it's a nifty analogue.
* The "Zombies are the 99%" promotion for the movie. Given that the zombies in the movie are a parody of the people shuffling through their daily routines without thinking, without interactions with others, or without hopes and dreams for the future, it's a nifty analogue.
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* At dinner with Grigio, Perry, and Julie, they aren't eating any meat. Meat is a luxury that has become normal, so obviously it'd be hard to come by during the apocalypse.
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* At the airport, after R's voiceover talks about how everything must have looked different when people weren't zombies, the scene reverts back to when people were not zombies, but looked decidedly zombielike shuffling about while staring at their iPods and such.
* At the airport, after R's voiceover talks about how everything must have looked different when people weren't zombies, the scene reverts back to when people were not zombies, but looked decidedly zombielike shuffling about while staring at their iPods and such.
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*At dinner with Grigio, Perry, and Julie, they aren't eating any meat. Meat is a luxury that has become normal, so obviously it'd be hard to come by during the apocalypse.
*It makes sense that the zombies couldn't smell Julie in the airplane. Airplanes need to be airtight. No air means no smell.
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** Julie is Juliet
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