The movie was kinda slow, but i was still interested to know what's gonna happen to her and how her dad's gonna handle the situation. Held on to the end of the show and it's pretty okiez for me.

One of the better zombie movies made... Schwarzenegger shows great range. I'm a fan of his and im a dad so it was easy to get sucked in. This is not an "unlimited bullets and everybodys a marksmen" kinda zombie movie lol this one is for adults and it's great

This was so extremely grey.

The movie was so dark at times I couldn't actually see what was going on! However, I did enjoy this film, I love both Abigail Breslin and Arnie. It was gripping and I felt for them both.

Arnie is back, axe and shotgun in hand, he takes on the zombie horde in this explosive, over the top, action thriller....except no, he doesn't, although I wasn't lying about the axe and shotgun. This is a slow paced, atmospheric drama. Arnie gives a brilliant performance as a father coming to terms with the fact his daughter is a zombie. There is no action and gore but that's fine, the film isn't going for that. Its a relationship drama between father and daughter and nicely played.

It was such a drag. It was hard trying to sympathize with Maggie, and some of the camera shots/scenes felt unnecessary and only added to the movie's length.

this takes the cake for the worst zombie movie. and I'm not phased about it having no gore/action/suspense, it was just so unnecessarily long and boring with no real character depth or storyline. am I missing something?

If you come expecting a zombie action movie you’ll be disappointed. If you want a tense drama that deals with some ethical question when people you love take 8 weeks to turn into zombies then you’ll love this movie.

What was the point of this? Sigh.

I'm amazed that somewhere, someone pitched the idea of Arnold Schwarzenegger starring in a zombie movie but not firing a single gun shot and write it as a drama instead of making it an action flick. And I'm even more amazed that it actually worked pretty well. Of course there's still room for improvement but if you're ever in the mood for a rather slow and sad movie about caring father and his dying daughter you might give maggie a try.

I've watched this movie twice already because the second time I did not remember I had watched it 2 years earlier already. I think that says everything about how average this movie is. The idea is really interesting and it's well made, but somehow it slips your mind really fast again…

I probably would have enjoyed it more if it wasn't so poorly shot.

The premise was promising but 30 min in I still didn't know anything about any of the characters or have a reason to care for them and had to shut it off

A unique take on the zombie genre, Maggie is a provocative indie horror film. After receiving a zombie bite a young girl named Maggie is brought back home by her father to be cared for, and to allow her to say her goodbyes before she turns rabid. Arnold Schwarzenegger and Abigail Breslin both give very strong performances; especially Schwarzenegger, who does an excellent job at portraying the burdens and struggles of a father with a terminally ill child. Additionally, the makeup effects are quite impressive and have a realistic, virus-like look. However, the plot is pretty formulaic and kind of just prolongs the impending showdown between Maggie and her father when she inevitably goes full zombie. It can be a little dull at times, but overall Maggie presents a compelling vision.