He literally did the dumbest sht imaginable. Set his own house on fire and let in hundreds of zombies

@@paradiseexpress3639lol

i mean he just decided to play the drums and attract like hundreds of zombies...

He attract the zombies because he is depressed from all the loneliness. He would probably kill himself if he doesn't do that. Saving the cat is probably the most realistic action anyone would ever did not out of altruism but because they wouldn't stand the depression and pets companionship are known to keep your mental stable which ironically would have made it the smartest decision he ever made.

​@@ariavachier-lagravech.6910he shot the cat the motherf*cker shot the cat

Really? They don’t even make sounds when chasing survivors? This makes me uncomfortable

Did they fart?

@@doyledias9800valid question

This just made it seem like they left out sound design. It didnt come across as deliberate thing.

Imagine your looting a store and then the moment you turn around hundreds of silent zombies are already toppling over you to the ground.

he killed the cat bro

@@paradiseexpress3639 "tried"

@@paradiseexpress3639the cat was a prick

Mate he's an idiot. Just because he wasn't as bad as other characters in zombie films doesn't make him any less so. Why would he kill the cat? And why is he so trigger happy with the shot gun. Foolish guy

​@@MikolajWnekthe zombies don't feed it. It almost got him killed and it karma got it in the end 😂

When humanity is gone...? Stop being human.

@@JOECURR1488 that's telling him to die what do you mean by stop being human the fuck

Locking yourself in a building with a finite food supply is NOT smart. The guy makes literally zero plans for the future other than 'I hope someone rescues me someday'.

What else could he do? And did you watch the whole film. The lady had plans to jump buildings, to which at the end he did it @@Mereologist

@@Noknes He left the building - completely weaponless - for a CAT. He knew from multiple experience how easy it was to get the zombies to congregate at a certain place. He could bait them and move from building to building, or eliminate them completely. Instead he just wanted to play with them. The man didn't want to live. Not to mention that he could have grown crops on the roof. He could have shot at zombies. He could have tried signalling to other humans. There are a thousand things he could have done. But he did literally nothing for weeks as he slowly ate his food and hoped that it rained enough not to kill him. He didn't even bother to build a decent rain-collection device, instead relying on a hundred pots and pans. He's a loser.

I'm french and i totally agree with this comment ! 😂😂😂 'scratch' scratch'

😂😂😅👌🏽

Omg 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

They're french, I think it's always rough for them

What if the bed bugs start spreading the zombie virus?!!!

What's the name of this movie??

@@ljharris5823 the night eats the world. it appears briefly at the beginning

True ! It's a common thinking that loneliness can make you lose your mind. I think personally that introverts like me who love to stay alone can manage it with music and certainly books but giving the circumstances agoraphobia rises to an incredible whole new level lmao

It depends on the person some people can stay alone with no ill effects. The majority go nuts.

​@@mamouilletten1562 It's pretty easier to be a lonely person when you have someone to say it. It's not the loneliness the main problem, it's the prospect of not having any company forever because everybody, including the loved ones, is gone. It's a fun fact, but we actually only can manage loneliness with music, books etc only due to an imaginary bond with other humans. Even the most introverted person needs that imaginary bond. When the reality of loneliness is brutal as this zombie apocalypse, reality eclipses the fantasy and you have to be more than introvert to persist in your mental world with books, music, art: you have to be delusional.

@@onomedabarbara I didn't think about it this way, you're right. Thanks, now i know i should end it and go in the elevator with Alfred to at least be safe with my nice zombie friend.

@@onomedabarbara Everyone has a breaking point until they can no longer survive without human contact... some people might break in 7 weeks and some might break after 7 centuries.... assuming they could live multiple centuries.

You need a reality check, there's no zombie apocalypse. You are either a child, or in serious need for help. Anyway, good lesson to all them introverts to beware the zombie apocalypse...

That is a fascinating insight. I never thought about it like that. That introverts need human connection but prefer it through books etc. I never like horror movies or tv shows but I like zombie fiction. Because it's not the zombies who are the monsters. It's what humans do to each other when all the rules go out the window and what we are capable of with no consequences.

@@user-ph3vd5rl8l um.... are you sarcastic, or are you actually toxic?

That... applies to everyone who isn't an introvert too. The exclusivity is stupid.

Agreed. Extroverts arguably have more of a need for human connection. It's easier for them to maintain relationships but at the same time they are talking to people more where's as for introverts it's more a of a sporadic/short exposure

Thank you soo much!!!

Much appreciated captain!

Man I was looking everywhere for the title. Thanks.

I was in the same situation but then I saw.....the title of the movie is at the bottom of the screen during the first few seconds of the recap

They do this for more comments. Thank you for posting.

Why an Oscar? Was the zombie acting?

I don’t even know

Nobel prize is more accurate because he doesnt have any bells

Alfred developed a Bond with Sam, And he no longers attack Sam because, sam is not a threat to him

Cyn.

I like Too no everyone goes on a adventure fighting them . He wasn’t even stuck in his own place

@@thelivingmystery.africa in a sense he was .....would make a neat game premise where your stuck in a Apartment building during a zombie apocalypse

I would go as far as to say that that was the most poignant piece of cinema I have ever watched and I've watched a lot of films! 🥺

It's sad to think that she made the effort of finding out he was a fellow survivor and making her way to him, only to die before ever meeting him because he didn't have trigger discipline.

Not really, "it was all a dream" is a cliche and my teacher failed me for writing it once

It is a cliché but was cleverly done. Besides, the entire movie was a cliché ​if one considers the zombie genre in its entirety? This is one of the better ones@@rachelar

I would bailed out if that was my situations

Because it's literally in the beginning of the video

Well mfk I ain’t see it so thank him

thx

Except the cat wouldn't give a f@$#

@@datmeme8967that’s okay though cause it’s a cat 🤷‍♂️

Naw that stupid.

You must be a toxoplasmosis sufferer. 😆

@@handsomeman9433dogs > cats

Oh shit you're so right. Perfect analogy

nah its just a cool zombie movie

last time it happened here I was prepared and survived

"We like to think we're prepared" nah. I've fully come to the acceptance that if a zombie apocalypse DID ever happen, I'm taking the quick way out. Not dealing with that.

​@@NokoFacefor real I ain't dealing all of that shit and to be teared up alive 🗿

@@NokoFaceoh, dang…

I believe that most of those who boast they are “best-prepared” for it, and have the “best strategy”, would be among the very first to go. Even the guys who wrote The Zombie Apocalypse Survival Guide don’t know what they’re talking about in many cases.

Well the dead would have busted the doors or walls down. That’s why that woman was spying on him for days, and came at night. So either she was going to loot his stuff or kill him and live there, she didn't try to contact him at all.

@@mevan883What if she went at night so the zombies wouldn’t see her? And what if she wasn’t making noise so they wouldn’t hear her too? Lots of explanations as to why she didn’t make contact with him first. She could’ve been trying to make sure he wasnt a crazy guy who could’ve (and did) end her. Also there’s no way to contact him without attracting zombies considering she was in another building across the street.

@@jaasonmiller She was a mountain climber she was traveling by climbing by the tops of the buildings. She had been taking pictures of him so she would have saw that the building he was in was secure.

I mean he was half asleep…I couldn’t blame him. Especially since he’s had dreams of zombies eating him in bed

Write something on a A4 paper and tape it on the window?@@jaasonmiller

whaaat?

Yes

typical french movie

@@Pythoner what? it's common?

Name of the movie?

Yea, and sort of implied that the zombies are able to think and saw human as enemies since they don't know human well enough. Whereas Alfred knows Sam for a long time

Alfred was a slow adult so becoming a zombie didn't affect him the same.

It worked for Einstein on Bud in Day of the Dead 1985. I think these were just a few movies that managed to do that.

I would love a paris map of project zomboid since I live in paris

@@aviox3664 cherbourg is a map

What's the title of this movie?

@@jehanmusa3569 The Night eat the world (2018)

​@@jehanmusa3569The night eats the world

With blood and gut added

Beat me to it

​riots @tiglishnobody8750

The estimate is that zombies remain mobile for a max of 6 weeks, and have fallen apart by 4-6 months.

That's not how gastic fluids work. Going by your logic, you'd start self-digesting if you didn't eat for 8 hours. Also, it's too much to type down rn, but there ARE ways how a zombie could sustain itself for uncanny periods of time, depending on what exactly caused the person to become a zombie (virus, bacteria, fungi, something else)

It'd definitely take longer than 6 weeks for zombie to all stop moving cause they'll infect new people and the cycle basically restarts. ​@@roberthaworth8991

didn't he try to get a cat? didn't he shoot through a door without knowing who was there, causing a lot of noise?

@@thespacesbetweenstudio3346 he's human lol, some mistakes are fine. Going for the cat was stupid yes, but compared to protagonists in other movies, he was way smarter. Rain water harvesting, marking the doors with X which had zombies, scanning the building, rationing the food etc etc. He made less stupid decisions

Ah yes, playing your loud drums during a zombie apocalypse because you're mad is very smart. Keeping a pet zombie in your elevator definitely doesn't have the potential to be a future problem either. Only the smartest survivors set their building on fire intentionally and get smoke detectors to go off.

What’s the name ?

@@alexstone5125 the night eats the world

why bother surviving ? you wouldnt last more than a week if you had solid protection. just allow yourself to be infected and not chowed and get thousands of new friends

I read a study that really went into a lot of detail about something of this nature and concluded that if you can make it past 30 days, you're better than 99% of everybody else. Where after only a month, there's only 1% left. But what about two months, three months... a year? Two years. Like they were talking about how in the US, after a year, it's plausible that you'd actually be able to go like a whole nother year without even seeing anybody else. Who wasnt infected, that is. One of the big things they atteibuted to everybody dying off really quick, or even after the first month, is zombie shows and movies. Because every time they grab what's "important" it's a weapon like a hatchet or a crowbar... and not that gallon of water. So it imprints on our social consciousness the same way jurors sit in court and say "They didnt do a DNA test, so Im not convinced" because they do it for every case on hit shows like Law and Order and CSI.

Most people are zombies in these movies. So it’s not glamorizing because there are usually only a handful of survivors in these movies

IDK man In real life almost every one has guns or some type of weapon well at least were I'm from lol

Sounds extroverted to me. Thousands of friends? Some people are too shy to just get bit!

He is just old. If sam hugged him then rip sam

I didn't even notice that. Thanks.

@@Mobus_ no prob, happy to help :)

😂😂😂

He almost looks like 2004 Chris Evans when he shaved

​@@slevingarganera8375 I just googled it and yes, he does 😂😂

Exactly!

@@estherand-israel824You ingnoring the zombir family he shot for supplies?

he killed multiple zombies wdym?

Well he does shoot a lot of zombies at the end as well as the zombies behind the doors he markes as dangerous

By accident

It's 80% African Muslim and you wouldn't get 2 blocks without being sexually attacked. It's a real shame.

@@Mobus_ what gave you this info 🤔

@@Mobus_ Yeah sure, that’s why I had never problems as a girl in my 6 years in Paris. Grow up you and get some fresh air you manchild

@@helios1336 It's not the same as it was when you were a child, 80 years ago. It has changed in the last decade due to liberal immigration policy, or the lack of it. Ask anyone who has been recently. The media downplays the demographic shift to encourage tourism.

​@Mobus_ oh yes, let's blame Africans. Like the French need any help with their nasty ass.

what the fuck

what the hell? what did yours do to you?

​@@San-lh8usshe told me that I'm a disappointment

@@Darkseidsolosfictionand that make you want to see her dead as a zombie? what the hell man, go see a therapist, everyone needs one, but you seem like you could use one more

@@San-lh8usjoke went over your head?

Then he killed the cat after...

@@naosou921 up to interpretation

​@@naosou921yeah lost sympathy then for him

Oh o: That might be true... Thank you for saying that!

I JUST REALIZED. He didn't shoot the cat, the cat was staying next to it's owner that had turned. He felt like putting the owner down in respect for the cat

He listens to music while he's safe inside. As to your other question. Padding sacrifices movement for safety. I personally don't have anything from leather aside from a belt. Also sufficient cloth to prevent a bite would get super hot. You can tape magazines like bracers though,to make a bite shield.

@@shelldie8523 wearing headphones at all is still a bad idea even when u think u r safe. It is like wearing headphones during a war. Also nice idea with magazines, but zombies can tear flesh. And although not directly touching the wound, the bodily liquids can end up soaking through the magazines and infecting open wounds underneath. It may not last very long as protection. As for padding, I meant like padding similar to that of a biker. And the padding would be proficient enough so that even if you were to run too slow, it would not be all too bad if you were bit. During an apocalypse, you can rob a store or someone's house for leather. Leather is tough to pierce.

@@cupcakemuffin3699it’s not sustainable to be on edge 24/7. he secured the doors and didn’t make any noise while listening to music. It’s even a good thing that he could relax. You won’t be able to maintain a week if all you do is being overly paranoid.

@@helios1336 ?? But those in the military does it all the time?

@@cupcakemuffin3699 I promise you with the paranoia you have right now you wouldn't survive an apocalypse. The insanity of being alone anywhere would get to you before anything else does,.

lol

ok

Magic

its actually very easy to bite thru skin if u use full force which the zombies would

@@GFBSTPPIThis.

What the title

It's in the beginning.

@@coryjohnson2760 Yeah, almost soon as I had hit send, I saw that. Feeling rather sheepish now.😕

@@CatherinePearl100 It was quick though.

@@CatherinePearl100 You are forgiven, cause who tf pays attention to that subline, when we're here to watch the movie. In all honesty, it's no big deal to just include it in the description.

What's the title of this movie?

​@@thearyaputraThe night eats the world

@@Danboi. Thank you!

@@thearyaputra your welcome. He puts the titles at the very start briefly at the bottom of the screen 😉

@@Danboi. Damn it. I missed that one. Maybe I was misdirected at something else at that time. 😂

I mean it only it like a month, it not like years if not decade

Yeah where’s the plumes of smoke from the fires from all the chaos? This was a very tamed zombie invasion.

No red sky to signal the end either. Bad apocalypse!

No, the virus will prevent the host from decay, so it can keep himself alive inside the host.

It's more like 28 Days Later rather than something like The Walking Dead

who says your ass would either

I don’t think most people would

I think it sign of him going mad

You don't actually see him hit the cat in the movie, he basically takes a quick pot-shot at it, without even looking down the sights properly. The guy's got the shooting skills of a drunk stormtrooper on his best day, so he probably missed, but the movie never lets us know for sure 🤷‍♀

Electricity can be stored for weeks before running out. you just the electricity they produce just go straight to power the city, they also store it in case if power plant has been compromised like repair or something in most developed areas, some electricity power stations can run without humans for days if not weeks like hydro dam but soon or later it would collapse due lack of human care

They wouldn’t For starters introverts who don’t go out often will probably be less likely to be too familiar with any landscape outside their typical vicinity of work home grocery store and maybe the gym Speaking of gym o doubt most folks have treadmills at home and cardio during a zombie apocalypse is important so unless that introvert went to a gym on a regular basis then during an unexpected situation where they would have to run they wouldn’t last 1 min running And what about other survival skills you need How to clean water Start fires Fishing/hunting How to properly operate a gun and accurately aim Or utilize any other type of useful weapon etc I could go on But introverts would maybe last just as long as extroverts

​@@logicalfallacydetector5196 Extroverts may lose the plot quicker if they are truly isolated for months or even weeks on end, I think extroverts are more likely to unalive themselves in these situations. But you're correct in terms of the other aspects you have mentioned, personally I think it all comes down to fitness and being resourceful (knowledge of plants and animals, where to find water, how to craft weapons etc)

Surviving is all about forming the group, staying in the group and leading the group. Loner survivalists are a movie trope, you won't survive for too long on your own. Humans are tribal for a reason.

Dawn of the Dead had it right. The giant gang of mad max bikers would be an example of real survivors. Loners would be in more danger from humans than from the undead.

@@markh995 yep, exactly what I was talking about

@@IAmBaelok?

@@Mingoefu Zero human effort is put into it. The title, description and even the voice are all generated by AI. There's no point in complimenting this cheap "content".

@@IAmBael thats true

Full circle

Are you telling me have more personality than any cast from Twilight?