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The Best Movies on Pandemics You Shouldn’t Miss Watching!

Movies on Pandemics: The COVID-19 pandemic’s death toll is rising by the day, and all you can do to feel heroic is to Stay Home and Stay Safe. I understand that staying at home can be worrisome for a lot of us. It starts affecting your health, and you may have no idea what to do. Maybe, you would like to spend your time watching movies based on pandemics from around the world.

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The story about how different people got out of the most difficult phase of their lives. I know we all need wholesome happy films, but sometimes it feels different to see a film on the current situation of the world. So, I collected some Movies on Pandemics via different sources.


1. Outbreak (1995)

Starring – Dustin Hoffman, Morgan Freeman
Director – Wolfgang Petersen
Streaming Platform – YouTube

Outbreak (1995) is the story of a medical disaster, about how a Capuchin monkey host who carried a deadly virus to a small town in California that becomes entirely quarantined when the residents fall victim to an Ebola-like virus. It details how army officials withheld the details about the virus which eventually after 28 years spread across the country because of Betsy who African and was smuggled into the US.


2. Black Death (2010)

Starring – Sean Bean, Eddie Redmayne
Director – Christopher Smith
Streaming Platform – Vudu

Movies on Pandemics: Black Death was the most fatal pandemic in human history which was introduced in the 1300s and led to the death of as many as 200 million people. The movie with the same name is based on the same theme. Europe has fallen under the shadow of the Black Death. A monk decides to investigate a report, which states that some people are miraculously coming back to life.

The story follows a band of puritans who set out to find a village that’s not only plague-free but where there have been reports of black magic being used to both to keep the disease away, and also to resurrect the dead. Black Death doesn’t focus too heavily on the plague itself, but it’s a fun man-on-a-mission yarn that features sword battles, religious superstition, and occultism.

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3. FLU (2013)

Starring – Soo Ae, Jang Huk
Director – Kim Sung-su
Streaming Platform – Amazon

FLU is a South Korean film about a virus that tears through Bundang and causes the city to become quarantined. The people who are infected only have thirty-six hours to live. The symptoms include vomit-blackened-blood, which is kind of gross. There is no InterCity communication which results in chaos and leads to riots. All of the hallmarks of a virus-themed disaster movie are present and accounted for, but FLU scores extra points for being very intense, crazily entertaining, and rife with political distrust.


4. Daybreak (1993)

Starring – Moira Kelly, Cuba Gooding Jr.
Director – Stephen Tolkin
Streaming Platform – YouTube

Movies on Pandemics: Daybreak is a sci-fi horror film in which a plague begins to turn everyone into vampires. The main story revolves around farming the surviving humans while researching a substitute for human blood, which is becoming scarce.

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5. Dawn of the Dead (2004)

Starring – Tom Savini, Ken Foree
Director – Zack Snyder
Streaming Platform – Vudu

Dawn of the Dead is an action horror remake of George Romero’s 1978 movie of the same name. The movie tells the story of the survivors of a plague who are living in a shopping mall which is surrounded by swarms of zombies. The intro scene rolls in, depicting riots and war in the major cities, and the downfall of human civilization which is very entertaining. Some brilliant shots will surely leave you with chills. If you are watching this film, then believe me you are in for a ride.


What are your favorite Movies on Pandemics? Comment now!

Aditi Parikh

Aditi is yet another artist stuck in the body of an IT professional. Books, dark humor and twisted stories. Her life revolves around it, and some might even say that she's blunt, and even agree that she is the fakest real person they have ever met. She is loving and exploring the unexplored side of cinema and hopes that people will watch through her eyes.

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