Movie Analysis: I Am Virus

I am legend, written by Richard Matheson, in my opinion is the best dystopian movie ever. To break it down, Dr. Robert Neville is abandoned in New York city while the whole city is being evacuated. A virus is spreading throughout the city. In order to evacuate you can’t have the virus, but if you do, you will be forced to remain in the city and the rest could leave. Dr. Robert decided to stay, but he ordered to evacuate his wife and daughter. He was left with they’re dog. During the morning, he would take his car and dog, and look for survivors and supplies. At sunset, he returns home and locks up, because the zombies come out at night. Throughout his time in the city, he has found no survivors, and has done experiments on zombie rats. He also tries to find a way
It seems to pop up a couple of times throughout the movie when he’s in different situations. I’m not saying it’s weird, but you know that he doesn’t have anyone to talk to besides his dog. Well, he fixed that problem, kind of. He placed mannequins around the stores that he gets food, and books from. He talks to them as if they are alive, and they’re his friends. It’s like he has developed feelings for them due to how long he’s been in the city. He also has mental breakdowns. In one scene, his dog gets bit by a zombie dog, and when they returned home, sam, his dog went savage, and tried to bite him. Therefore, he was forced to choke out his own dog, of which he had since she was a puppy. This scene was hands down the sad part of the movie. After, he had a breakdown and he lost it. He went out at night when all the zombies were around and for revenge, he started to run them over. It wasn’t like him to go out at night, but that dog truly meant something to him. He was on the edge of dying, but a miracle happened, a survivor came through. This is the part Dr. Robert realizes he’s not the only one. He also has a challenge with the lack of time and