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Columbus has quite a few rules.

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And today we're counting down our picks for the top 10 smartest decisions in zombie movies.

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This time, the zombies are not real as that for a slice of fried gold.

Yeah, Boy, For this list, we're looking at the creative big screen solutions characters came up with when re animated beings, virus infected life forms or similarly afflicted creatures became a huge problem.

Since some of these decisions come at big moments, beware of spoilers.

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Using zombies to stimulate the economy.

Shaun of the dead.

It's not something I ever expected as a newscaster to ever have to say on air, removing the head or destroying the brain.

Incredible.

After the British Army contains the zombie outbreak, the country has left the surplus of shambling creatures instead of dispatching them.

The government decides to use the remaining members of the horde to benefit the economy.

The fact that the mobile deceased retained their primal instincts make them ideal recruitment for the service industry.

A bunch of zombies are placed in a blue collar positions.

Another group of the moaning creatures is featured on reality TV and game shows.

The title character, Sean, even plays video games with a zombified former roommate.

Since the creatures don't need money, a lot of business owners are likely saving a fortune by hiring the horde as that for a slice of fried gold.

This plan should go off without a hitch unless the zombies get together and unionize.

Number nine.

Turning Buses into Tanks.

Dawn of the Dead.

How far is the marina?

Oh my God, you're serious.

I think it's a damn good idea.

The heroes of the zombie film spend most of the runtime safe from the hungry horde by hunkering down in a mall before they decided to make their way to a getaway boat.

On the docks, they spend some valuable time reinforcing two buses.

They make the exteriors virtually indestructible by adding steel, barbed wire and big plows to the fronts.

Then they load up the interiors with a good selection of weapons and some explosive propane tanks.

So those things are on the side of the bus to get them off.

Mhm.

Cool, huh?

The buses are able to take a lot of punishment while cutting a path through the horde.

Honestly, the survivors might have been better off staying inside their tricked out buses instead of hopping on a boat to the unknown.

Just saying, Yeah, I think I just stay here while enjoy the sunrise.

Number eight preparing an S.

O s sign.

28 days later, there's no government, no police, no army TV and radio electricity.

Surviving the hellish world of 28 days later is a near impossible task.

However, Jim, Selena and Hannah managed to overcome rage infected humans, corrupt soldiers and the harsh elements to find a safe haven.

When Hannah here's a plane approaching their cottage, the group executes a rescue plan.

It's coming.

They quickly unfurl a huge S.

O.

S made out of curtains that spells out the word.

Hello.

It was already pretty smart of them to have a pre prepared message ready to go, But the incredibly efficient way that they laid it out suggest that they had spent some time practicing it.

Let's just hope they had the pilot at hello and he swung around to pick them up.

I think he's serious this time.

Number seven Trapping the infected inside an apartment building wreck.

Some smart decisions come at a high cost.

The protagonists of 2007 is Wreck had to learn this lesson in the worst way.

After firefighters get a call about someone trapped in an apartment building, they try to assist.

Unfortunately, the woman they try to save is infected with a Rabies like virus and attacks them.

When everyone tries to leave the woman behind in this building, they learn, officials have locked them in.

Not a problem.

This cruel decision contains the virus in one place.

While this choice wisely helps prevent a potential outbreak, the people left inside the apartment building are trapped with the monsters they can't escape.

You see the video content number six giving Julie Zombie camouflage warm bodies.

I want to be this way.

I'm lonely.

I'm lost.

I mean, I'm literally lost.

I've never been in this part of the airport before.

Although our is a zombie, his heart still seems to be working just fine.

When he first laid eyes on Julie, he stopped trying to munch on humans just so we can see your face.

And after he snacks on the brains of Julie's boyfriend, he decides to protect her from the rest of the horde.

He transfers some of his own blood to her face to cover up her human smell.

This allows Julie to camouflage among the zombies until our can take her to a safe place.

It's pretty impressive thinking for a creature whose brains technically shouldn't work.

Not only does ours camouflage plan saved Julie's life, but it helps prove that zombies can show humanity.

Uh, why me?

Why did you save me?

Mhm cry Number five, Creating rules for the Zombie Apocalypse, The Zombie Land franchise.

I survive because I play it safe and follow the rules.

My rules.

One of the best running gags in this comedy horror franchise is the slowly growing list of rules for survival.

The cautious Columbus creates and closely follows a set of guidelines to keep him safe in this dangerous world.

He recommends that survivors should check that bathrooms are safe to always wear seatbelts, get some cardio in and so much more.

His vital survival tips help save lives on numerous occasions, and although Columbus seems uptight, he's willing to modify his rules as he gains more experience in the world.

And it had to be rich.

It tough for me to finally understand that some rules are made to be broken.

Admittedly, he's not the only survivor to come up with a set of guidelines.

Commandments.

Yeah, just sort of guidelines for staying alive.

I've got loads of them.

But seeing as Columbus is still alive at the end of the sequel, we'd bet our money on his rules.

Number four.

Taking advantage of Dole Zombie Senses trained Bustan mhm trader Bustan Zombies only attack what they can hear or see.

The survivors take advantage of the hoards, poor senses and a bunch of clever ways.

They cover up the windows between train cars with newspapers so that the zombies don't see them and try to break through.

A few heroes also wait for tunnels to cover the train and darkness before moving together together like I want to watch it and when survivors are out of sight.

They distract the reanimated goons with sound.

Mm.

Unfortunately, most of the passengers never make it off the train.

But there would have been no survivors at all if the humans didn't come up with so many smart ways to get around the zombies.

Dull senses Number three pretending the outbreak is a game Little monsters True.

Yes, a slacker musician named Dave and a brilliant teacher named Caroline are chaperoning a Children's field trip.

When a small zombie outbreak starts after a performer prevents them from seeking shelter in a gift shop, Dave wisely breaks into the building from the top to let the kids in.

But it's Miss Caroline that has the movies.

Smartest idea.

When zombies first surround the class, she tells her students, it's all just a game.

Members have to play tag Good.

Well, those funny looking people out there are it.

How do I go?

This clever strategy allows her to keep the kids calm while telling them exactly what they need to do to survive each phase of the outbreak.

Good boy, Miss Caroline.

Strategic white lie ensures every one of her students seize their parents again.

Number two, making excellent use of a drone alive.

Yeah, mhm.

If protagonist Oh Joon Woo invested his money in a PlayStation four instead of a drone, he wouldn't have survived this movie.

After he gets trapped in his apartment during a zombie apocalypse, the small aircraft becomes his best resource.

Joon Woo uses the drone to get his phone high enough to get reception.

When he's on the brink of starvation, he establishes a direct food line to his ally Kim's apartment by flying a string into her apartment.

Joon Woo even uses it to distract a zombie for munching on an unconscious Kim, even though the drone is wrecked before the climax.

Joon Woo, still rescued at the film's conclusion.

Why?

Because he was also smart enough to post his address and an S.

O.

S on social media.

Before we reanimate our topic, here are a few honorable mentions boarding up the hideout Night of the Living Dead.

He makes sure the horde can't get inside.

I'm going to board up the windows and the doors.

Do you understand?

We'll be all right here.

We'll be all right here to someone comes to rescue us, keeping the existence of a zombie serum.

Secret overlord Boys, make sure no one else will go looking for it.

There's anything down their fourth us digging through all that rubble you'd let us know, right?

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Mhm number one.

Injecting deadly diseases to become Invisible World War Z Where are you?

On the last flight out?

My phone is dying.

I need some quick until you got to locate the closest medical research facility at C.

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Something that makes vaccines.

Jerry Lanes insane observation skills might make him the most intelligent person to ever appear in a zombie film.

After observing how long it takes for people to turn, he removes the lieutenant's bitten hand before she becomes zombified.

But that isn't Jerry's best observation.

He notices that zombies avoid people with terminal illnesses I have witnessed in literally bypass people walk right around them like a river around Iraq.

Why, I think because those people were sick.

After injecting himself the deadly disease, he becomes virtually invisible to the hordes of the walking or, in this case, running dead Jerries.

Discovery is spread across the world.

While some people just camouflage and avoid fights.

Other people use their invisibility to strike back against.

The zombies test on the so called camouflage have been largely successful.

Jerry's brilliant idea may have given humanity the edge it needed to win World War Z.

Be prepared for anything?

Mhm.

Um, our war has just begun.

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