A zombie outbreak could never happen


According to the movie guidelines, the zombies are slow and fragile, not to mention stupid. fighting and wiping them shouldn't be a hard task, unless like 99.9% of population turned into zombie in one day. Humans should be able to formulate tactics (i mean average humans, not even the genius out there) to counter zombies and the outbreak in general.
Even viruses that spread into air can be suppressed these days.

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That's true, but would you enjoy a movie in which there are 2-3 zombies, they kill them and stop the spreading infection and watch their ordinary lifes in the next 70-80 minutes?

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Have you noticed that you're in a contradiction with all of zombie movies classics with your argument?
Yes they're slow and dumb, but they are everywhere and they never give up, plus you will be running out of ammo sooner thank you think!

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BUt thats the problem... how would slow lethargic Zombies infect a large populous.

They have no intelligence, nor speed, and are quite weak.

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Here is how a zombie outbreak COULD happen, Many people couldn't shoot their loved ones in the head for one, for 2 the zombie plague may have 2 or 3 (maybe 4) ways of transmission, 3 incubation time may vary, and 4 if someone got attacked by a zombie no one would believe them most likely.

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"Even viruses that spread into air can be suppressed these days."

You mean like the common cold. lol

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Nice, Fatty.

In some movies, zombies can only be created when the dead are infected and rise, and these in turn infect others through their bite. In this film, it seems that the virus turned healthy people directly into zombies as well, which helped lead to chaos.

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i think it can happen. maybe not to the degree of world domination, but possible. maybe if it started like it did in resident evil, in a controlled expiriment gone awry.



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