“A Little Like The Last Of Us”: Canceled World War Z 2 Movie Plan Teased By David Fincher
Director David Fincher reveals his plans for the canceled World War Z sequel starring Brad Pitt, describing it as "a little like The Last of Us."
Based on the novel by Max Brooks, World War Z tells the story of a world ravaged by a zombie virus. Former United Nations investigator Gerry Lane (Brad Pitt) braves the apocalypse in search of a cure. He is tasked with finding the point of origin of the virus in order to synthesize a vaccine, reluctantly doing so in exchange for his family's safety. His search takes him around the world, where he witnesses all the devastation of the apocalypse.
Director David Fincher reveals his plans for the canceled World War Z sequel starring Brad Pitt, describing it as "a little like The Last of Us."
Based on the novel by Max Brooks. United Nations employee Gerry Lane (Pitt) circles the globe in a race against time, trying to discover a cure for a zombie pandemic that threatens to wipe out humanity.
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World War Z: Aftermath dropped today, bringing with it 60 FPS zombie action to PS5 and Xbox Series X - with more new-gen upgrades to come.
World War Z: Aftermath takes everything great about the first and makes it better. Its gameplay, replayability, and smart A.I. make it a joy to play.
World War Z: Aftermath is picking up where its predecessor left off while also adding a slew of new features aimed for fans of the series.