but most of those survivors are turned into Vampire/Zombie/Rage Virus type beings who lose their humanity and kill every survivor left uneffected.

The virus mutates into a plauge that pretty much wipes out the entire human race, killing the vast majority of the population almost instantly, while leaving some survivors…. The problem is, when you play God, you may find out you’re not as good at as you might think. I genetically engineered virus that when injected into 10,000 cancer patients, cured every single one of them. In the very near future a doctor creates what appears to be a cancer vaccine.

But happily there is also a little bit more to Legend than just popcorn… not much… but a little

A movie that has the appearance of a Summer Blockbuster more than a pre-christmas release, which may have been brilliant strategy on the studios part since a popcorn type film like this released when all the serious styled Oscar Contenders are coming out could be very lucrative. So here comes I am Legend, an apparent hybrid between the book and Omega Man. Look, as EVERYONE around here knows, I hate it when musicians just jump to acting and get handed lead roles… but as you hear about Smith’s life, during Fresh Prince of Bel-Air days and afterwards, he took his acting very seriously, took as much training wherever he could, and slowly started turning himself into a pretty fine actor. It’s not only a popular line, but also one that a lot of people think identify and embody who he is an an actor. (Sorry for no video version of the review, but I’m currently visiting in Los Angeles) “Aww Hell Naww” are probably the words that will be inscribed on Will Smith’s grave.

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