Patient Zero (2018)

Just before the first 3 minutes of the movie passed, I told myself: Are these actors addicted to play roles against the living dead? Already GOT's Margaery Tyrell (Natalie Dormer) and Samwell Tarly (John Bradley) are there at time 2 min 44 sec in a movie, that's about seemingly a very similar story of Contagion (2011) -- and this is a good base to start commenting on Patient Zero. Simply put, it has a little bits of 3 or 4 illness-spreading catastrophe movies. If one takes this movie as an action movie and divides it into 10 parts, then 9 parts of those are made of conversations, talking, discussions, debating, and more conversations. The remaining 10% action part comes with quickly interchanging scenes, from one extreme to another, leaving no taste for anything. There is something missed that should've been there to give the movie a taste, I don't know what it is exactly (because it is missed.. well..)I'll forget about the obvious English accent in a movie that's supposed to tell the story of American team of specialists, a glitch that professional actors should've payed attention to. And about the funny parts of the movie, when the story tries to picture a childish act, with childish events, to reach to childish conclusions. Dormer has a scene here that's like what Holy Reddick said once, "Skittish Toombs, very skittish". Holy Reddick also said "You made 3 mistakes; first, you took the job......" which applies for me for watching this movie... I've rated it 3/10, only for the memory of GOT.

I couldn't handle the copy/paste scenario, the very, VERY bad acting and cheesy storyline. This movie has all the cliches in the book. It's embarrassing. The Game of Thrones actors need to stick to their day jobs.

No-one involved in this comes out with any credit whatsoever, least of all director Stefan Ruzowitzky. The writers and producers should all hang their heads in shame. The actors phone in their performances from the bottom of a barrel and some of the dialogue made my skin crawl it was so embarrassing. There are plot holes from the very start and the relationships between the characters seem to have been written by the high school, work-experience intern.There is a particularly memorable scene in which Clive Standen's character, the highly trained, yet strangely incompetent buffoon 'Colonel Knox' is in a 15ftx15ft room pointing a gun at an 'infected' and somehow manages to lose sight of him, so the infected can sneak up on him from behind. You think I must be kidding, but the whole film is full of stuff like this.I know it has been mentioned in almost every other review, but it would be remiss of me not to also highlight Matt Smith's ridiculous accent.I've given it 2/10 because the sets look good.

I refuse to write anything . Waste of time , funniest part of the movie was that they ended on a potential seguel !