The war isn't over. We’re just in the long, quiet cleanup phase. Every time the wind howls through an empty skyscraper, you wonder if it’s the air—or if something in the basement is finally waking up.

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Furthermore, the film's emphasis on the importance of science, expertise, and evidence-based decision-making is particularly relevant in an era of "fake news" and skepticism about scientific authority. Gerry Lane's character, a scientist who uses his knowledge to inform policy decisions, serves as a model for the importance of expertise in responding to global crises.

Look, we understand the appeal of a "free link." But World War Z is too good of a movie to watch in low resolution through a haze of pop-up ads. The budget for the film’s zombie swarms—created using practical effects and over 700 extras in the Israel scene—deserves to be seen in proper 1080p or 4K.