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World War Z: An Oral History of the Zombie War

Dawnsummer @misunderstood_zombie (8765) • United States 13 Feb 20

World War Z by Max Brooks was published in 2006, and remains one of my favorite zombie books. Within the book are stories told by many different individuals, and we learn how the war started and progressed and ultimately how it...

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Zombie Movie Fest

allen0187 @allen0187 (59828) • Philippines 11 Apr 16

Good day fellow myLotters. Decide to pass away the time by having a zombie movie marathon last night. Got bitten by the zombie bug, I guess. Good thing I haven't turned yet. Oh, yeah, in case if your asking, the pun was intended....

shaun of the dead

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World War Z

Aingeal @Aingeal (437) • United States 9 Feb 16

I have read the book and I am finally getting to see the movie. This is one case I would say that the movie is much better than the book. Ever seen it? What are your thoughts?

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one of the things that i was looking forward to while watching the superbowl...

allen0187 @allen0187 (59828) • Philippines 11 Feb 13

was the number of movie trailers that they would show during the commercials and i must say that this year's list is top notch. i particularly enjoyed watching the trailers for world war z, 21 and over, and fast and furious 6. did...

fast and furious 6

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Have you heard? Word is out that a movie based on the book World War Z is in

starr4all @starr4all (2863) 27 Mar 08

the works. Possible release date of 2010. It's by Max Brooks who also wrote the Zombie Survival Guide. Here's a link to the story: http://www.aintitcoolnews.com/node/36168 I'm excited about it. It sounds awesome.

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World War Z

Tarrish @Tarrish (562) • United States 28 Jan 08

Has anybody had a chance to jump into this book yet? World War Z, as far as I know, is about the world being ravaged by a zombie war. My friend suggested this book to me after I posted a bulletin asking for books that I would...

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Have you ever read a book and been surprised by its political statements?

aleura @aleura (51) • United States 14 May 07

I read World War Z because I love zombie flicks. I had previously read the Zombie Survival Guide and liked how it was written as a real world scenerio. When I started reading World War Z, I sort of expected it to be written as...

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