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Even these horrible poster traditions improve the World War Z poster
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Matt
11th November 2012
Never has a world ravaged by zombie warfare seemed so dull.
The book, World War Z: An Oral History Of The Zombie War, consists of several different accounts of survival during this flesh-eating apocalypse. As this trailer shows though, it seems that Brad Pitt lives through all of the stories. Because he's Brad Pitt. Just look at his hair.
That's right - in this film, zombies are CGI rabbles of easily-disposed pixels. But between the mass killing and mass destruction, it's strange to see that World War Z gets a dull blunder of a poster. After all the complaining we do about poster clichés, any of them would be better than this one-sheet that seems to suck all the joy out of brain-feasting monsters.
So I've improved it:
This is a zombie film I want to see. SPARKS.
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