Directed by Colm McCarthy
In the future, a strange fungus has changed nearly everyone into thoughtless, flesh-eating monsters. When a scientist and a teacher find a girl who seems to be immune to the fungus, they all begin a journey to save humanity.
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Switzerland16 Locarno Film Festival 
Canada Toronto International Film Festival 
USA Palm Springs International Film Festival 
Spain Sitges Film Festival 
Indonesia Europe on Screen USAR 
UK15 
Hungary16 
LithuaniaN-16 
Sweden15 
Russia16+ 
Denmark15 Spain16 
Ukraine 
Vietnam 
Germany16 
Hong Kong 
France12 
JapanPG12 
Ireland15 USAR 
Poland16 
Brazil16 UK15 USAR 
AustraliaMA15+ Australia Brazil Canada Denmark France Germany Hong Kong Hungary Indonesia Ireland Japan Lithuania Poland Russia Spain Sweden Switzerland UK USA Ukraine Vietnam 
if being a zombie is all i have to do to be around gemma arterton then fuck it, time to become a zombie i guess
on the one hand, it's like THE LAST OF US!
on the other hand, it's not THE LAST OF US.
duffs the climactic build, but the proper ending sent me for a loop, and the cast is absolutely aces.
This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
"Then why should we die for you?" DAAAAAAAMMMMMMNNNNNNNN!
Okay, this is probably going to be one of those ‘I just saw the movie recently so my opinion is still ridiculously over-inflated’ sort of write-ups, so please bear that in mind.
Several years ago, I quit playing videogames but one of the last games that I played was The Last of Us which was an especially impressive post-apocalyptic zombie survival title. As far as gameplay went, it was actually repetitive and boring, but what was great about this particular game, was the heart-warming story and the wonderfully rich environment it created. Most people who played this game all came out of it with the same conclusion, “This would make a killer movie.” This brought up all of the implications…
It starts as a movie that has a very familiar plot, but goes in a direction that is least expected.
There is killing of zombie like creatures, but more than that, it is a psychological drama that questions our values.
Please, I'm begging, no more zombies.
Adored the book it was based on. I respect the adaptation, which isn't too slavish, but is very true to the novel. The actors are perfect for the characters. The zombies are effective and creepy. And above all, the story is a really daring surprise that takes a tired genre in a new direction.
HoopTober 12
11/31 films
Category: 2 of 2 post apocalyptic horror films
A solid zombie film!
Effective main protagonist in Melanie, realistic scientific theory & parasitic fungus, with a suspenseful story & a bleak outcome for the human race (also realistic).
The narrative has interesting metaphors (as can be expected from this genre). That’s all I’m going to say (for spoilers sake), also I am tired & want to keep things short.
I enjoyed watching this!
Last but not least, Glen Close was perfect as Dr Caroline, loved her.💪
This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
In recent years, zombies have virtually saturated the horror market with multiple movies, television shows and games. They’ve now become almost commonplace and have certainly lost some of their previous unique appeal.
So heading into The Girl With All the Gifts, I was only mildly interested. I knew that it featured some sort of zombie apocalypse but the title made it sound different so I thought I’d give it a go.
It opens with an immediately intriguing setup.
A 10-year-old girl named Melanie wakes up in a prison cell and proceeds to strap herself into a nearby transport chair. Armed soldiers cautiously enter, pointing their rifles at her and she greets them politely by name as they lock her into…
English Version below
Hungries = Zombie?
Wer oder was definiert den Zombie-Film, den Zombie als Wesen wie als Ursache?
Eine Frage, die weitere Fragen aufwirft, zählen eben Werke wie ihre Zombies und ihre Interpretationen wie in „The Sadness“, „Hellsing – der Anime“ (ein besonderes Beispiel noch weiterer aufgeworfener Fragen) oder eben „The Girl with All the Gifts“ zu den zwei- und dreideutigen Fragezeichen.
In „The Sadness“ ist es das „bewusste“ Handeln der Infizierten, das Lösen ihrer Fessel Trieb als Vergewaltiger, Mörder, wie im deutlich kleineren Rahmen einer Abscheu und Verachtung für den Chef, die Nachbarn, für die eigene Partnerin wie dem Partner.
„Hellsing“ bietet mit ihren Ghulen eine gesonderte Kategorie meiner Beispiele, bilden sie eine willenlose, hörige (unter)Gattung der Vampire…
One of the best and most refreshing zombie films in recent memory, The Girl with All the Gifts offers mounting tension, taut atmosphere, and terrific production values to complement wonderful performances, a thoughtful and intelligent story populated by well-written characters, and an unpredictable ending.
This started as quite an interesting take on the zombie genre, before devolving into a fairly standard survival horror. I’ve seen enough films about a ragtag group of people navigating through zombie infested cities to last me a lifetime.
The score, by Cristobal Tapia de Veer is great, as is most of his work. The performances are solid, I always enjoy watching Paddy Considine. The story has a few interesting ideas but doesn’t explore them enough.
Also, does it really annoy anyone else when people refuse to call them zombies? I’ve heard so many alternatives but this film decides to go with ‘Hungries’, which is one of the worst I’ve heard.
