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I Am A Hero careens along in a giddy, bloodsoaked, immensely pleasurable rush, propelled by an enthusiasm as infectious as a bite from the undead, that makes even the hoariest beats of the plot seem dipped in bright, bloody newness.
The tired zombie apocalypse genre gets a refreshing shot in the arm in Shinsuke Sato's I Am a Hero.
A smart, serious, entertaining look at one man's resistance to risk and how all it takes is a zombie apocalypse to help him find his inner strength.
... a great addition to the zombie genre. [Full review in Spanish]
It isn't a bad movie and it's well aware of its limitations but falls into repetition and has remarkable rhythm downturns. [Full review in Spanish]
As the hapless loser transforms into the gun-toting hero of his fantasies, we are treated to one of the most joyfully entertaining horror movies in recent memory.
To fans of Romero's masterworks, if not their many imitators, I Am a Hero will look derivative, though its full-bore zombie action may win their grudging admiration.
There are no surprises as to whether he rises to the occasion to do the right thing, but his journey to get there is believable.
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