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Title: Extinction: The G.M.O. Chronicles (2011)
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| Daniel Buder | ... | Tom Keller | |
| Luise Bähr | ... | Lisa Sattler | |
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Jerry Coyle | ... | Bill Sattler |
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Klaus Ebert | ... | Martin |
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Christian Stock | ... | David Fischer |
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Bina Milas | ... | Zara Kahloon |
| Tobias Kay | ... | Max Fischer | |
| Lee Rychter | ... | Luke | |
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Georg Marin | ... | Father Bernhard |
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Heinrich Baumgartner | ... | Peter Bishop |
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Alioune Badara Diop | ... | Huge Mutant |
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Sandra Kaiser | ... | Tom's Sister |
| Eva-Marie Becker | ... | Anna | |
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Boris Banischewski | ... | Leo |
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Mathis Trapp | ... | Mike |
The remaining survivors of pan-global epidemic face a race against time to find a cure before they succumb to its zombie-inducing effects. Holed up in an abandoned military base, Tom and his fellow survivors, their numbers dwindling with each successive day, desperately search for a way of stopping the outbreak and returning their lives to normal. Unfortunately for them, it soon becomes clear that the virus has mutated, turning those affected into rabid, cannibalistic creatures. Can Tom and his friends find a way to stop the seemingly inevitable, or are they doomed to a grisly fate? Written by Anonymous
Without a doubt one of the best zombie movies ever made. That a film like this is ignored during Oscar season just shows you how rigged the whole movie business is. I think the baby is amazing and so is the make up. Not enough dogs or cats playing prominent roles, however. I would have liked to see the plant zombie idea played out more but that it was even explored is pretty awesome. There wasn't enough development of the creepy priest tangent but it was still pretty awesome that it was even talked about. The zombies that could jump over fences were awesome, too. I thought that they could have used more clowns as well. Why didn't they? Are they, like, afraid of clowns or something? Are film makers afraid of using clowns in zombie movies, I mean besides Zombieland?