>>And I still wanna know a few things,
>>
>>Why didn't they get into the difference in time it took for
>>folk to go zombie? Ol boy in Philly took 12 sec, Korea was
>>like 5 min, and the Dr. who got bit lasted what seemed to be
>a
>>few hours.
>
>I think this was a flaw. I don't remember the doctor.

The Dr. is the field Dr. mentioned in Korea, he got bitten out in the field but made it back to the base and was treating patients there prior to going zombie.

>>Why did they just abandon the search for patient zero?
>
>Pitt is told that a field doctor came back infected. He asked
>where the records were showing where the doctor had gone, I
>think, and was directed to what appeared to be some file
>cabinets that were blown to pieces. At that point, he gives up
>the patient zero search.

Yeah, I guess, I forgot about that scene.

>>How did cutting ol girls hand off save her?
>
>I guess the argument is if the infected body part gets cuts
>off before blood circulating through it can infect the rest of
>the body, the infection stops. Pitt patching up her severed
>arm without any formal medical training was pure poppycock,
>though (Walking Dead introduced us to the idea of chopping off
>infected body parts before people zombify, I think).

But the timing threw me off, it wasn't an instant chop off the hand, it goes back to my time to convert argument. If ol boy in Philly was 11-12 seconds that's a fast moving virus not slow enough for you to react by removing a body part.

>>How'd that zombie get on the plane?
>
>I guess we're supposed to assume that he climbed up the
>landing gear. That doesn't explain how he got an elevator to
>work to take him from the cargo hold to the passenger area.
>Biggest plot hole in the film.
>
>They also forgot to have Pitt or his lady friend use the
>oxygen masks when the air was sucking out of the plane. How
>could they breathe without them? Sigh.