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Director: | Francis Lawrence |
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Writer: | Richard Matheson, Mark Protosevich, Akiva Goldsman |
Staring: |
Robert Neville is a scientist who was unable to stop the spread of the terrible virus that was incurable and man-made. Immune, Neville is now the last human survivor in what is left of New York City and perhaps the world. For three years, Neville has faithfully sent out daily radio messages, desperate to find any other survivors who might be out there. But he is not alone. | |
Release Date: | Dec 12, 2007 |
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Director: | Francis Lawrence |
Writer: | Richard Matheson, Mark Protosevich, Akiva Goldsman |
Genres: | Science Fiction, Drama, Thriller |
Keywords | saving the world, infection, loneliness, desperate, dystopia, alone, virus, post-apocalyptic future, helplessness, pandemic, new york city, lost civilisation, end of the world, pets, based on novel or book, matter of life and death, zombie, anxious |
Production Companies | Village Roadshow Pictures, Warner Bros. Pictures, Original Film, Weed Road Pictures, Heyday Films, Overbrook Entertainment |
Box Office |
Revenue: $585,410,052
Budget: $150,000,000 |
Updates |
Updated: Aug 04, 2025 (Update) Entered: Apr 13, 2024 |
Name | Character |
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Will Smith | Robert Neville |
Alice Braga | Anna Montez |
Charlie Tahan | Ethan |
Dash Mihok | Alpha Male |
Salli Richardson-Whitfield | Zoe Neville |
Willow Smith | Marley Neville |
Emma Thompson | Dr. Alice Krippin |
Darrell Foster | Mike - Military Escort |
Joanna Numata | Alpha Female |
Samuel Glen | Military Driver - Jay |
Pedro Mojica | Sergeant |
Marin Ireland | Woman Evacuee |
Alexander DiPersia | Male Evacuee |
April Grace | TV Personality |
James McCauley | Male Evacuee |
Anthony C. Mazza | Evacuation Cop |
Steve Cirbus | Military Police |
Calista Hill | Little Girl Evacuee |
Gabriella Hill | Little Girl Evacuee |
Madeline Hill | Little Girl Evacuee |
Adhi Sharma | Military Scanning Tech |
Tyree Michael Simpson | Evacuation Cop #2 |
Blake Lange | Coast Guard Ground Crew |
Abraham Sparrow | Male Evacuee #3 |
Pat Fraley | President (voice) |
Caitlin McHugh | Special Blond Model |
Deborah Collins | Civilian |
Mike Patton | Creatures (voice) |
Katherine Brook | Infected |
Vince Cupone | Infected |
Lynna' Davis | Infected |
Anika Ellis | Infected |
John Grady | Infected |
Moses Harris Jr. | Infected |
Kennis Hawkins | Infected |
Marc Inniss | Infected |
Eric Jenkins | Infected |
Reed Kelly | Infected |
Grasan Kingsberry | Infected |
Drew Leary | Infected |
Asa Liebmann | Infected |
Deborah Lohse | Infected |
Jon-Paul Mateo | Infected |
Ian Mclaughlin | Infected |
Luke Miller | Infected |
Courtney Munch | Infected |
Kimberly Shannon Murphy | Infected |
Okwui Okpokwasili | Infected |
Erin Owen | Infected |
Victor Paguia | Infected |
Paradox Pollack | Infected |
Will Rawls | Infected |
William Schultz | Infected |
Hollie K. Seidel | Infected |
Hannah Sim | Infected |
Eric Spear | Infected |
Mark Steger | Infected |
Charlie Sutton | Infected |
David Hamilton Thomson | Infected |
Anthony Vincent | Infected |
Greg Wattkis | Infected |
Raul Torres | Male Evacuee (uncredited) |
Name | Job |
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David S. Lomax | Stunts |
Gabriel Hansen | Stunts |
Armen Ksajikian | Musician |
Caroline Vexler | Stunts |
Kimberly Shannon Murphy | Stunts |
Shawnna Thibodeau | Stunts |
Aja Frary | Stunt Double |
Jodi Michelle Pynn | Stunts |
Richard Matheson | Novel |
Tina McKissick | Stunts |
Francis Lawrence | Director |
Andrew Lesnie | Director of Photography |
Naomi Shohan | Production Design |
James Newton Howard | Original Music Composer |
Chris Bacon | Conductor |
Caitlin McKenna | ADR Voice Casting |
Steve Berens | Animal Coordinator |
Brian D. Scott | Animation |
Sam Daley | Colorist |
Damon Michael Gordon | Assistant Location Manager |
Barbara Harris | ADR Voice Casting |
Vic Armstrong | Stunt Coordinator |
William Cote | Stunts |
Jared Burke | Stunts |
Mark Chadwick | Stunts |
Jill Brown | Stunts |
John Cenatiempo | Stunts |
Blaise Corrigan | Stunts |
Peter Epstein | Stunts |
Christopher Place | Stunts |
Thomas Place | Stunts |
Wayne Wahrman | Editor |
Kathleen Chopin | Casting |
Josh LaBrot | Animation |
David Neumann | Choreographer |
Mohamed Khan | Production Coordinator |
Howard Cummings | Art Direction |
William Ladd Skinner | Art Direction |
Patricia Woodbridge | Art Direction |
George DeTitta Jr. | Set Decoration |
Philip M. Strub | Thanks |
Paul Sinor | Thanks |
David J. Thompson | Steadicam Operator, "B" Camera Operator |
Brant S. Fagan | Steadicam Operator, "B" Camera Operator |
Bruce MacCallum | "A" Camera Operator |
Keith Bunting | Dolly Grip |
Dennis Green | 24 Frame Playback |
Carlos Constanzo | Actor's Assistant |
Day Ryan | Actor's Assistant |
Ralph Saunders | Actor's Assistant |
Chris Kocses | Additional Production Assistant |
Lora Sorrentino | Additional Production Assistant |
Ryan Muir | Additional Production Assistant |
Shannon Cooney | Additional Production Assistant |
Ed Nessen | Additional Second Assistant Camera |
Michael Tadross Jr. | Additional Second Assistant Director |
Carla Lewis | ADR Voice Casting |
Hans Bjerno | Aerial Director of Photography |
Susan R. Hanson | Animal Wrangler |
Dougg Williams | Animation |
Gavin Moran | Animation |
Jacob Patrick | Animation |
Jeff Croke | Animation |
John Wong | Animation |
Joshua Beveridge | Animation |
Ron Smith | Animation |
Ryan Page | Animation |
Sandra Ryan-Moran | Animation |
Scott Holmes | Animation |
Sebastian Kapijimpanga | Animation |
Amiee Clark | Art Department Coordinator |
Benjamin Semanoff | Camera Operator |
Michael Riolo | Art Department Production Assistant |
Barbra Matis | Assistant Art Director |
Dan Kuchar | Assistant Art Director |
Malchus Janocko | Assistant Art Director |
Mark Fitzgibbons | Assistant Art Director |
Peter Baran | Assistant Art Director |
Eric P. Robinson | Assistant Camera |
Gregg de Domenico | Assistant Camera |
Julian J. Delacruz | Assistant Camera |
Lance Mayer | Assistant Camera |
Elizabeth Shelton | Assistant Costume Designer |
Leslie Yarmo | Assistant Costume Designer |
Marian Toy | Assistant Costume Designer |
Adam Baer | Assistant Location Manager |
Dan Cooley | Assistant Location Manager |
Graham Goetz | Assistant Location Manager |
Joshua Shull | Assistant Location Manager |
Tim Stacker | Assistant Location Manager |
Cristina Lois | Assistant Production Coordinator |
Jacq Donegan | Assistant Production Coordinator |
Kevin Flatow | Assistant Production Manager |
Michael Jortner | Assistant Property Master |
Tonero Williams | Assistant Property Master |
Bill Almeida | Best Boy Electric |
John Billeci | Best Boy Electric |
Elizabeth Singer | Camera Loader |
Yueni Zander | Camera Loader |
Brooks P. Guyer | Camera Operator |
Lukasz Jogalla | Camera Operator |
Tom Weston | Camera Operator |
Craig Pecchia | Camera Production Assistant |
Eve Strickman | Camera Production Assistant |
Edward J. Johnson | Carpenter |
John S. Coda | Carpenter |
Michael Kall | Carpenter |
Yosef Barbalat | Carpenter |
Matthew Honovic | Casting Assistant |
Jerad Marantz | Character Designer |
Lee Wimer | Color Timer |
Aaron Sims | Concept Artist |
Lufeng Qu | Concept Artist |
Jeff Julian | Conceptual Design |
Ed Natividad | Conceptual Design |
Grant Gershon | Conductor |
Pete Anthony | Orchestrator, Conductor |
Brianna Patterson | Costume Assistant |
Joseph S. Alfieri | Construction Coordinator |
Daniel Perez Ferreira | Visual Effects Technical Director |
Jeffrey Wetzel | First Assistant Director |
Bob Colletti | Stunts |
Tom Brown | Music Arranger |
Aaron Vexler | Stunts |
John William Corrington | Original Film Writer |
Joyce Hooper Corrington | Original Film Writer |
Mark Protosevich | Screenplay |
Akiva Goldsman | Screenplay |
Patrick Tatopoulos | Creature Design |
James McMillan | Key Grip |
Natalie Leggett | Musician |
Glen Hanz | Conductor |
Joel Dougherty | First Assistant Sound Editor |
Julian Ledger | Sculptor |
Liane Mautner | Musician |
Julian Brown | Art Department Assistant |
Apache Gonzalez | Set Dressing Buyer |
Nathalie Gonthier | Senior Visual Effects Supervisor |
Guillaume Renberg | Camera Production Assistant |
Glenn Burton | Pre-Visualization Coordinator |
Greg Gonzalez | Sculptor |
Cheryl Williams | Makeup Department Head |
William Eckroat | Cloth Setup |
William Louthe | Electrician |
Hughroy Williams | Location Production Assistant |
Ralph Williams | Musician |
William Oaks IV | Production Assistant |
Maximilian De Armon | Art Designer |
Michael Kaplan | Costume Design |
Janek Sirrs | Visual Effects Supervisor |
Randolph LeRoi | Stunt Double |
Yvan Lucas | Digital Intermediate Colorist |
Gregory D. Liegey | Visual Effects Supervisor |
Robert Alonzo | Stunts |
Name | Title |
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David Heyman | Producer |
Michael Tadross | Executive Producer |
Dana Goldberg | Executive Producer |
James Lassiter | Producer |
Erwin Stoff | Executive Producer |
Tracy Tormé | Co-Producer |
Jeffrey Wetzel | Co-Producer |
Akiva Goldsman | Producer |
Neal H. Moritz | Producer |
Bruce Berman | Executive Producer |
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2024 | 4 | 77 | 92 | 59 |
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2024 | 9 | 61 | 72 | 49 |
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2024 | 12 | 70 | 105 | 53 |
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2025 | 2 | 61 | 84 | 13 |
2025 | 3 | 25 | 68 | 4 |
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2025 | 5 | 13 | 21 | 10 |
2025 | 6 | 11 | 14 | 9 |
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Oh this one just hurts. I mean, shout out to Will Smith. In 2022 he might be a beta fool, but he was still charming as all get out in this movie. It just wasn't what it was supposed to be. The source material was pretty amazing. Richard Matheson was on a pretty high horse when he wrote it and ... it came out as a pretty philosophical masterpiece in the way that only science fiction can. It examined something and then it took that examination and turned it into a story... like science fiction should. But "I Am Legend" just sort of examines Will Smith and the philosophical musings that made the source material great took a back seat to special effects and monsters and Smith. It could have been something that people are still talking about instead of something people forgot.
**I Am Legend is not a typical sci-fi action thriller but an excellent deeper story that focuses on a lonely man and the price he pays to try to save humanity.** I Am Legend follows the story of an isolated survivor still trying to find a cure to a pandemic that turned the world into crazed mutan ... ts. The movie's scale and cinematography are impressive, with large wide shots of nature slowly reclaiming the city of New York. Will Smith's performance carries the film (and kind of has to since he is alone for most of it). His emotion and conviction brilliantly convey the cost of his isolation and the toll years of suffering have taken on him. Long before John Wick had his dog, Robert Neville (Will Smith) had his dog in I Am Legend, and their relationship tugs on the heartstrings throughout the film. I Am Legend gives moments of suspense and horror, great action scenes, and psychological drama. I also enjoyed the religious references in the movie. There are really only two flaws I see in this film: > 1. The CGI is dated and disappointing by today's standards, but it wasn't all that bad when the movie was first released. > 2. The theatrical ending was decent, but if you can watch the alternate ending, do it! It is significantly better and helps fill some plot holes from earlier in the film (I believe the alternate ending was probably the original ending). I Am Legend is an excellent story of survival and the breaking of a survivor's hope and mind. Will Smith's incredible performance makes this movie one of the better survival post-apocalyptic films.
Awesome movie! See kind of what life would be if you were the last one on it. The problem is battling the evil that took over. ...
I wanna talk about the ending of the movie, but I won't. It would overshadow a good movie and pretty good performances. Having Will Smith in the lead of the film made the movie. He was in control of the movie, selling the hole, fear and isolation that existed. His acts largely solo and manage ... s to make you feel the desperation. There are some super sad moments in the movie, and it looks very bleak for the second half of the film. Then, the ending. Nothing I say will be any different than any else. Not sure why they got cute and changed it from the book. That's what's holding it back from a higher score.