If the Uk is being populated by blood-sucking, flesh eating zombies, how come we hardly see any?

Why were there no zombies in the hospital where the main character awoke from a deep, deep, deep sleep?

Back to the zombie plague, why were the London streets deserted? Where were the zombies?

The guy living upstairs in the council flat with his daughter had a taxi cab. Why did he prefer to live in the council flat when he could have escaped any time in the cab?

Before being rescued, the black girl and the white guy had an array of armoury to fight off the zombies including what looked like flame throwers and machine guns? Why were these suddenly abandoned in favor of a simple sword?

The girl's reaction to her father being machined gunned to death by around 200 bullits was "dad?" - as if he could have still been alive...pathetic.

The army were a joke all round. Nothing more to add.

Why was the alternative ending rubbish. I would have much preferred something completely different, like all three of the last "survivors" dying in the blood bath in the stately home.

LB.

That´s why George Romero is George Romero and Danny Boyle is not.

In agree, Smartt.
LB.

I noticed the same problems with the move Star Wars II Attack of the Clones! If Yoda is like 300 years old and walks with a cane why all the sudden is he this acrobatic whip ass with a light saber? Then the silly little bastard goes back to walking with a cane! And hows come all those robot soldiers cant hit shit with thier laser guns? One would think if interstellar travel is possible that they could make a robot soldier that could hit something right? And is it just me or is it a little odd that almost every race in the universe has adopted english as thier second language? I also find it odd that everyone on the spacecraft just walk around like they are on solid ground! I was under the impression that there is no gravity in space, right? Should'nt they be floating around?
This whole Star Wars thing is a bunch of made up crap and I am very disappointed!
PHATBOY.

@PHAT...Yah, dude, it is annoying when so much money is pumped into a crap film, then to add insult to injury, the plaudits are piled on it.
PP.