I just saw i am legend did you see it and what do you think of it?

to me its sad.this movie is a great example 4 a couragous and strong person.

It was a great movie. It had alot of elements of a good movie: suspence, comedy, drama, action, and more. It's one of the best movies in a while. The ending was a bit dull, but there was almost no other way to end the movie, now is there. All in all, I loved it. It's been a while since a movie was able to make me cry, laugh, and scream all in the same 2 hours!

I LOVED IT!!!!!! It was quite sad though i agree.

I thought it was pretty good. I give it an A-. I'm gonna have to watch it again though, i got confused.

I thought it was great and it got me crying on that dog scene and jumping every time those weird things pop out!

*to people reading my answer contains spoilers like:'OMG will smith became an hero!111!!!!1.'*

Yeah I liked it, it was sad that he died in the movie but at least he took lots of the zombie things with him :P

I thought it was okay. Wasn't the best and wasn't the worst. I wasn't the biggest fan of the ending and it was a little predictable. Will Smith did an awesome job though (as usual). It reminded me of Cast Away (with Tom Hanks).

Very dissappointed. It was OK, but real horror movies need to be rated "R". There was no gore and at no time did any parts of the movie scare me. The Mist and 28 Weeks Later were better horror movies and more realistic.

...good grief, are you kidding??? The so-called 'infected' looked like failed, low-grade Morlock character audition applicants, from that horrible 2002 sci-fi snoozer, "The Time Machine"; I was far from impressed with them, as well as the rest of the film. The original novel had so many great intense and dramatic plot points, which this new cinematic incarnation failed oh-so miserably to touch upon (...including the ending); storywise, I felt like I was watching a simpleton, pared-back, bare-bones basic "Dick & Jane" version of the story, geared specifically for the general masses, who might find the complexity of the original story, too....umm, complex(?)...

...heck, I was even moved during the oh-so sad and strained 'Old Yeller' moment in the film (...which I saw coming a mile away); in fact, I was so 'moved', I even got up, went out and used the restroom...which I never do, during a film...

...anyways, I guess for every two or three really great Will Smith movies, there occasionally has to be a really mediocre one (...can y'all say "Wild Wild West", folks???)