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Shocking...right?!?
No seriously the moment I started to hear about the story line, I knew they blew the story away. It's unfortunate but not terribly surprising given the format of the novel. It would have been best displayed as a TV series since the book is comprised of various short stories recounting survival.
That's somewhat disappointing...
Well, I hope it is a stellar zombie flick. I won't expect it to be like the book.
After watching the walking dead, I feel like everything else related to zombies will be pale in comparison
Well....okay, So it wont be an adaptation?...