I'll have to check it out.Īlso, the blood of the "cured" infected lady was certainly not salvation in a bottle as portrayed in the movie. Note: I haven't read the book, wasn't even aware that there was one before I watched the movie. Just like any drug, results will probably vary with the individual. Furthermore, it's anything-but guaranteed to work for all the infected the survivor colony tries it on. Yes, Neville's procedure for initiating a slow remission of the infected's condition was complex and involved more steps than simply injecting a miracle cure. It was simply a couple steps closer to a key to the cure, only a step or two further than the cure that each of the immune individuals already carry around in their blood. Even with a "cure" they would undoubtedly suffer permanent, severe brain damage.Īlso, the blood of the "cured" infected lady was certainly not salvation in a bottle as portrayed in the movie. Beyond anything else, if the internal temperature of the infected was well over 100 degrees for 3+ years their brains would be cooked. Didn't he also have to lower her body temperature, and revive her heart? Seems a little involved if it's going to be a practical cure.The biology in the movie was terrible.
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