myvallli What can I say about this movie. I loved it. But also I hated it a bit. But not for bad reason, because it was really good. An awesome story of the character, which Will Smith plays. Great effort and emotion with intence power. I can say it is very very good. Others can think otherwise, that's their right, but I think this film shows much volume and intensity. You can hate, you can like, but it was great.

isabeladams-14690 The dog dies and I cried so much and it ruined the whole movie for me. The dog did not need to die. This is terrible and the dog should have lived until the end. Don't get me loving this animal and then rip my heart out and stomp on it.

cinemajesty Movie Review: "I Am Legend" (2007)Based on a 1954 published science-fiction horror novel by Richard Matheson (1926-2013), made into an independent Hollywood movie in 1971 entitled "The Omega Man" starring Charlton Heston (1923-2004) in where the infected crowd transformed into a kind of vampire-zombies, yet razor-sharp thinking and organized groups building, due to a lab-developed anti-cancer vaccine developed by Dr. Robert Neville, here portrayed by gut-out, lone survivor playing actor Will Smith, taking approximately 15% of producers James Lassiter and Neal Moritz organized 150 Million Dollar production budget for the Francis Lawrence directed remake for the 21st century, which unfortunately stumbles over indecisive concluding premise shots and creature designs, which look alike throughout the picture and downgraded to mindless-attacking, non-speaking speed-freaks that may excites for 60 Minutes under the abandoned New York City environment with leading character Neville introducing ways to survive alone. Nevertheless the missed opportunities in making shot-connecting, innovative camera motions under talented cinematographer Andrew Lesnie (1956-2015) and the - in comparison to the director's debut "Constantine" (2005) - monotone production design diminishes the overall feel of full-circle quality motion picture entertainment on the 10th anniversary of "I Am Legend" released on December 14th 2007.© 2017 Felix Alexander Dausend (Cinemajesty Entertainments LLC)

sol- Inspired by the same source material as 'The Last Man on Earth' and 'The Omega Man', this third big screen adaptation of Richard Matheson's novel sits somewhere between its predecessors in quality. The positives include graphic special effects, a touching relationship between the protagonist and his dog, which he has come to see as a surrogate child in lieu of his own deceased one, and some genuinely creepy moments (following his dog into a dark building). The film also provides an impressive portrait of a desolate metropolis in ruins, with overgrown grass and escaped zoo animals wandering the streets. There is additionally quite a bit to like in how much time elapses (around half an hour) before we even glimpse the zombie/vampire creatures. The second half of the film is nowhere near as effective as the build-up to it though. There are some particular dull moments as two new characters are introduced that allow the protagonist to reflect on his existence. His flashbacks are also less haunting here than those in 'The Last Man on Earth' and the film abandons the memorable ending of the 60s version for something far more sentimental if not necessarily upbeat. All things considered though, Will Smith is quite effective in the lead role, and it would have been interesting to see an entire film dedicated to his friendship with his canine companion.