I only watched some have to finish later so far not worst I've ever seen. Your thoughts? Any real operators point out the major flaws like moving to secondary objectives and reloading after a few shots once engaged in the alley? It's still not worst I've seen but less have fun and nit pick it.

http://www.ar15.com/forums/t_1_158/1786168_Navy_Seals_Vs__Zombies___movie_.html

I just downloaded that last night. I guess netflix is easier.

after watching it my big question is this... How did they change the name to battle for new orleans when it had nothing to do with new orleans? They weren't even in new orleans but batton rouge? That's like an hour and a half drive

I was wondering if that old thread was related to this movie. I thought this was a different one beens the new Orleans was added to it. Huh still not worst movie I've seen.

IMDB'd it, ti's the same movie.

A couple of the guys in it were Navy SEALs.  It wasn't bad for a B rated movie.

I was really looking forward to seeing this one. But, after having seen it I have to say it's crappy. It's script and storyline is like some tripe that the idiots from the company The Asylum, make for all of the crappy Sy Fy Channel unoriginal movies. The first I notice when a movie tends to be garbage is the film quality which is based on whether or not the producers/director spent any money on a good cinematography camera. The difference between Panavision cameras (quality) or Arriflex (cheap). The cheaper cameras produce a film that is less sharp, clear, and vibrant than the sharper, clearer, and brighter image produced by a Panavision camera. The cheaper camera produces a duller, darker, less clear film image. The next thing is that the dialogue will give away the script quality quickly. This move had all the earmarks of a poorly written, poorly directed, and a crap script. It was very disappointing.

Yea not bad for a B