Thursday, January 29, 2015

World War Z ★★★★☆

I told myself not to watch TV but I did, again. And I watched a movie I world never have wanted to watch. The only zombies I didn't mind were those in Plants vs. Zombies. I couldn't and wouldn't watch The Walking Dead. When I started on World War Z, I told myself I can stop anytime. I didn't. It was quite an interesting watch and the zombies were not too horrible to look at.


World War Z (2012)

What was intriguing was Peter Capaldi being casted as a WHO doctor and apparently six weeks later, he was announced as the twelfth doctor in Doctor Who. Was his casting in World War Z deliberate? Possible.



In addition, it was nice to see Ruth Negga also as a WHO doctor. She is Raina a.k.a. the Flower Girl in Agents of SHIELD. I didn't really like her there though, which proves that she played the villain character quite well.

Talking about Doctor Who, I don't think I have blogged about it at all. It is my all-time favorite series, the newer doctors beginning with the ninth doctor played by Christopher Eccleston. Most probably when I was glued to this series, I was undergoing a lapse in my blogging. So, you might read about it hear from now on. (Consider yourself warned.)

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4 comments:

  1. kc bobTuesday, February 03, 2015

    Have not seen that one Pearlie. Perhaps I will after reading your review.

    We began watching Dr Who when Eccleston started and stopped somewhere along the Matt Smith tenure.

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  2. pearlieTuesday, February 03, 2015

    Haha...I realised I haven't really reviewed it much other than say that it was a good watch. But it is. Watch and tell me if you agree :)

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  3. pearlieTuesday, February 03, 2015

    Ah...finally someone who also liked Dr Who. Most of my friends whom I asked haven't even heard of it. Why did you stop halfway? Anyway, I didn't think I like Capaldi's season as much as I love Tennant's and Smith's.

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  4. kc bobThursday, February 05, 2015

    After watching for a few years I thought that the plotlines were getting repetitive and lacked imagination.

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