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Yeah, I mean let's not also forget fantasy zombies. In fact, I'd love to see fantasy zombie apocalypse done in a movie.
Wasn't there a zombie movie based on one of Lovecraft's works? I'm not sure if it's a zombie apocalypse approach but I think it's closer to necromancy and voodoo type zombies than sci-fi zombies.
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Realism isn't a definition for quality unlike good writing. There's a ton of unrealistic books that are great, same for movies.
To be honest, my rants on believability were subjective and will vary from person to person. The fun I find in movies with people with superpowers, advanced technology, zombies etc. is how the authors/writers explain these stuff/phenomena. I just find it fun and interesting. Needless to say, lack of explanations for stuff is also fine in many ways. For instance, as Anybody said, since the characters in this show won't be instrumental in defusing this zombie apocalypse, how the zombies cane to be need not be explained or delved into, since after all, the plot revolves around clueless people.
Anyway, for zombie movies, this one seems interesting as it uses a zombie's perspective.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Colin_%28film%29
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If you think that the characters at hand act not "by-the-book" then you've seen too little life and too little fiction for comparison purposes. They all act like standard character archetypes. Heck, L4D characters were about as well-written.
Okay now I'm confused. Are we talking about acting composed when he meant by the book or acting based on a character archetype? [I think both are true for the cast however.]
Also, I just read the recent chapters. I think there'll be more development for gun-ota, but it's gonna be slow.
And another thing I forgot to mention. I've always hated how they chose to voice gun-ota.