The most realistic version of zombies are probably the Rage victims in 28 Days Later.They don't want to eat your brains, they want to tear you to shreds.

And physiologically still human bodies, just their mind is gone. i seriouly cant get over zombies who have a "dead" body and working mind that can move around. why would something without a working stomach need to eat? and how would it walk?

Zombies are actually real. Being a zombie is a drug induced state brought on by a specific mixture of various chemicals that lower heart rate and breathing rate to being nearly undetectable. Another combination of drugs is used to get the body up and moving again while keeping it in a mindless stupor. Voodoo priests have been doing this in Haiti for years as a means of obtaining free labor. One of the most important ingredients is puffer fish poison.

So, yeah, no movie has portrayed real zombies ever.

Now theres a zombie movie I can...SINK MY TEETH INTO!!! :rimshot:

zombies confirmed for COD:Black ops. :)

Really? How's that supposed to work? Where did you read that anyway? I don't want to call you a liar but this sound s a little far-fetched and ridiculous.

Well that's what the term Zombie means BEFORE Romero took the term into what it is today. There was a movie before the 70s called White Zombie or something along that line where Zombies are done through magical means.

To wrangle this back on topic, if I wasn't royally screwed by gun laws then it'd have to be:

• Browning Hi-Power
• L115A3/Arctic Warfare Super Magnum Sniper Rifle loaded with .338 Lapua Magnum VLD rounds. (Currently holds the record for the longest sniper shot.)
• Gerber LMF II for when it gets up close and personal, possibly dual-wielded MGS3 style (Not MW2 style) with the Browning