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Juan Antonio Bayona, who last directed 2012's tsunami drama The Impossible, has signed a deal to direct the sequel to Paramount and Skydance Productions' World War Z.
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I didn't enjoy the first one, but I like your writing style. Well-done, my friend!
I really enjoyed World War Z a lot. I was surprised how much I liked it too. I went in not expecting too much but I wanted to see it just because I'm such a zombie geek and figured that for that reason alone it would be okay but the story was good and Brad Pitt was great.
I'm glad they're making another one.
Just deliver more of the same and im good. Keep it coming Brad!
Unfortunately I have read the book so to me the movie was nothing but squandered greatness. It's too late to back the tracks up now, they really just have to make their own movie.
I hope its rated R this time I hardly saw a glimpse of blood in the first one ;)