IMDb-BEWERTUNG
6,6/10
64.398
IHRE BEWERTUNG
Eine Wissenschaftlerin und eine Lehrerin, die in einer dystopischen Zukunft leben, begeben sich zusammen mit einem besonderen jungen Mädchen namens Melanie auf eine Überlebensreise.Eine Wissenschaftlerin und eine Lehrerin, die in einer dystopischen Zukunft leben, begeben sich zusammen mit einem besonderen jungen Mädchen namens Melanie auf eine Überlebensreise.Eine Wissenschaftlerin und eine Lehrerin, die in einer dystopischen Zukunft leben, begeben sich zusammen mit einem besonderen jungen Mädchen namens Melanie auf eine Überlebensreise.
- Nominiert für 1 BAFTA Award
- 8 Gewinne & 12 Nominierungen insgesamt
Handlung
WUSSTEST DU SCHON:
- WissenswertesSome of the aerial footage was shot by a second unit in the ghost town of Pripyat, near Chernobyl, in Ukraine. Director Colm McCarthy: "I was very interested in post-apocalyptic imagery and urban exploration. We wanted to surprise people rather than have people coming in expecting a studio level film. We sent a micro drone unit to Pripyat, Chernobyl to shoot helicopter footage with Pripyat doubling for urban London." [2016]
- PatzerWhilst the movie was filmed in 2015 the panoramic shot of central London containing the 'Gherkin' also shows the old building at 20 Fenchurch Street, which was demolished in 2008, its replacement, the 'Walkie Talkie' was completed in 2014.
- Zitate
Helen Justineau: [Melanie stares at a cat poster] Do you want a cat?
Melanie: [as blood still drips from her face] I already had one.
- VerbindungenFeatured in Projector: The Girl with All the Gifts (2016)
Ausgewählte Rezension
Very good adaptation.
Okay, this is probably going to be one of those 'I just saw the movie recently so my opinion is still ridiculously over-inflated' sort of write-ups, so please bear that in mind.
Several years ago, I quit playing videogames but one of the last games that I played was The Last of Us which was an especially impressive post-apocalyptic zombie survival title. As far as gameplay went, it was actually repetitive and boring, but what was great about this particular game, was the heart-warming story and the wonderfully rich environment it created. Most people who played this game all came out of it with the same conclusion, "This would make a killer movie." This brought up all of the implications that its film adaptation would certainly end up sucking due to the infamous 'Game to Film' adaptation curse. If you are not familiar, this is the belief, argued by some, that no videogame has been successfully adapted to the screen and resulted in a great film, or at least a commonly acknowledged great film. Ever. Though this film will technically not count, The Girl with All the Gifts borrows a lot of stylistic elements from that game and owes it a great debt but, in the end, it is its own film and I must say, an exceptional one.
I am not going to go into any detail about this one yet because I know a lot of you will not have seen it. I went into it blind and I think that doing likewise will add to the experience for everyone. I will say it has some wonderful performances and looks every bit as beautiful as the game I mentioned above. This is top shelf storytelling with painfully gorgeous climax and while watching The Girl with All the Gifts, I was struggling to find anything to compare it to. It is certainly my favorite zombie film made this year, even surpassing the way above averageTrain to Busan . I would have to go back to 28 Days Later to find anything to rival it but I think I might like this even more than that game changer. So then what? Romero's original films? It seems a little unfair to compare it to the genesis of the genre but that is where I'd have to look. Is this the best zombie movie I've ever seen then? I dunno. It is definitely the coolest.
In my opinion, if you want zombies done right, you go to the English apparently.
28 Days Later/Shaun of the Dead/ The Girl with All the Gifts
they are positively shaming the rest of us
Several years ago, I quit playing videogames but one of the last games that I played was The Last of Us which was an especially impressive post-apocalyptic zombie survival title. As far as gameplay went, it was actually repetitive and boring, but what was great about this particular game, was the heart-warming story and the wonderfully rich environment it created. Most people who played this game all came out of it with the same conclusion, "This would make a killer movie." This brought up all of the implications that its film adaptation would certainly end up sucking due to the infamous 'Game to Film' adaptation curse. If you are not familiar, this is the belief, argued by some, that no videogame has been successfully adapted to the screen and resulted in a great film, or at least a commonly acknowledged great film. Ever. Though this film will technically not count, The Girl with All the Gifts borrows a lot of stylistic elements from that game and owes it a great debt but, in the end, it is its own film and I must say, an exceptional one.
I am not going to go into any detail about this one yet because I know a lot of you will not have seen it. I went into it blind and I think that doing likewise will add to the experience for everyone. I will say it has some wonderful performances and looks every bit as beautiful as the game I mentioned above. This is top shelf storytelling with painfully gorgeous climax and while watching The Girl with All the Gifts, I was struggling to find anything to compare it to. It is certainly my favorite zombie film made this year, even surpassing the way above averageTrain to Busan . I would have to go back to 28 Days Later to find anything to rival it but I think I might like this even more than that game changer. So then what? Romero's original films? It seems a little unfair to compare it to the genesis of the genre but that is where I'd have to look. Is this the best zombie movie I've ever seen then? I dunno. It is definitely the coolest.
In my opinion, if you want zombies done right, you go to the English apparently.
28 Days Later/Shaun of the Dead/ The Girl with All the Gifts
they are positively shaming the rest of us
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- 5. März 2020
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- Cô Bé Xác Sống
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- Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire, England, Vereinigtes Königreich(Hanley Bus Station)
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- 4.000.000 £ (geschätzt)
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- Laufzeit1 Stunde 51 Minuten
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