Solid movie up until the 27 minute mark.
Script writers want you to suspend belief that anyone can be awakened from a hypnotic trance and instead believe that people are completely "dead like zombies" after one interaction.
Too many times the "heroes" or people you're supposed to care about do nothing and act like "well they're just dead now" to their friends, coworkers, like that's normal behaviour.
Plenty of drama could have been had around "hey, hey wake up, what's your name? What's your job? What's the uniform you're wearing for?"... all skipped for a mindless generic zombie script.
Also, skip foward, and you'll notice the good guys only have one mode, victimhood, as if they have no control over their lives and no input to make it better.
Script writers want you to suspend belief that anyone can be awakened from a hypnotic trance and instead believe that people are completely "dead like zombies" after one interaction.
Too many times the "heroes" or people you're supposed to care about do nothing and act like "well they're just dead now" to their friends, coworkers, like that's normal behaviour.
Plenty of drama could have been had around "hey, hey wake up, what's your name? What's your job? What's the uniform you're wearing for?"... all skipped for a mindless generic zombie script.
Also, skip foward, and you'll notice the good guys only have one mode, victimhood, as if they have no control over their lives and no input to make it better.