Zoo

I watching the film; I laughed, scared, worried, sad, happy. It was an interesting movie. The drama and love in the film was very beautiful. The acting were very successful. Although the film progresses strange at the beginning, I liked the film afterwards. Cinematography, colors and music were also very good. Director did a good job.

Good independent-like movie.

Not just another bs zombie slasher movie.

But warning... if u r in a childless relationship, give this a miss. It cuts far too close to the bone and will just depress you. (Not sure why society thinks, infertile couples are fair game for movies... every other minority gets protection... why are we the forgotten ones?)

Simply put: this movie had a good premise and good acting to say the least, for its budget I feel it has accomplished ample. The plot developed steadily with some interesting humor. It dwindles 3/4 of the way, but compensates with a suitable ending. It could have yielded more in terms of action, though it did have an organic feel to it, which made the movie watchable.

(For zombie fans: this film is worth including in your watch list but I cannot give it a higher score than a 5, even though I was really satisfied with the acting... there just wasn't enough substance)

I'm not sure who said this was partly a comedy but they definitely missed the mark. I have seen so many movies considered to be within the horror comedy genre and let me tell you, there was nothing remotely comical about this movie, or even amusing. It was downright horror/thriller/drama.

A muddled and completely unsuccessful - not to mention undoable - mish-mash of comedy and drama. The morose atmosphere and lame humour only exacerbate things.

Several very stupid plot-devices too, and some quite predictable twists.

It's fascinating how many downright awful scripts get green-lighted every day all across this globe. Does nobody actually read these things beforehand?