The fundamental rule of all monster fiction is simple: Your best friend will probably end up killing you.

World War Z a movie based on a book from an American author. So if you want to get nit-picky........then Zee is correct. However, the director of the film is German born, so perhaps it's pronounced Sett

Whatever the case, there are many dialects of the English language and both Zed and Zee are acceptable pronunciations of the letter Z.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Z

I quote: "In most dialects of English, the letter's name is 'zed' /ˈzɛd/, reflecting its derivation from the Greek zeta, but in American English, its name is 'zee' /ˈziː/, deriving from a late 17th century English dialectal form."

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went and saw it today as well, don't like scare fests that much but didn't mind this one. a bit of popcorn munching fun ...

You're welcome. #31 and #32 have to be my favorites.

Who can afford to see a movie in a theater these days? 

What do you call ridiculous prices over there. 

Here, it's $ 9.75 for the adult ticket. $8.00 for popcorn, and $5.00 for a drink.  $32.50 for two adults with concessions.

We do it, occaisionally, but it is a luxury.  

Norway: 120 Crowns = 20 bucks per person.

I'm rich so what do I care. There are almost 6 billion people in the world who have never had a clean drink of water, so what the hell are we complaining about.

Here, if you want to go to the premiere one, comfy seat, legroom and bar to go get a beer, it's $72 for two (pairs only sold online)... plus booking fee = $74

The plain old cinema seats are, for 3D movie...Adult + glasses..  $26 plus $1 booking fee... $27

non 3D is $19 + $1 booking fee = $20

throw a coupla kids into the mix, with food/drink and it's quite an expense...

I rarely bother anymore, got my own big screen, premiere seat, with fridge short walking distance away..  

Last two films I saw were the digitally remastered 'Lawrence of Arabia'... a must for the big screen... and a little film called "Spud", which was excellent, but I would never have been tempted to go, if John Cleese hadn't been present in person on stage after the movie, answering questions and talking about his life for about 1 1/2 hours, now that was a treat and drew a packed house...