Within the 2007 model of “I Am Legend,” Dr. Neville does handle to create a remedy and efficiently passes the remedy to a survivor named Anna (Alice Braga) and a younger boy named Ethan (Charlie Tahan), and hides them in a coal chute at the back of the lab after a gaggle of Darkseekers tracks all of them down. The Darkseeker alpha male breaks by way of the glass of the lab, and realizing that the remedy is extra vital than the rest, Neville sacrifices himself, killing the Darkseekers within the course of, by unleashing a grenade. The remedy, Anna, and Ethan are in a position to make it out to security due to his sacrifice and move the remedy off to the army stationed at a survivor’s camp, so a steadiness on Earth might finally be restored.

To place it kindly, the ending of this adaptation of “I Am Legend” is a reasonably primary interpretation of a Hollywood hero’s ending. Neville is a flawed character with seemingly nothing left to stay for who provides up his life to save lots of the remainder of the world, a way of one way or the other atoning for the errors he feels he is made in his life. The individualist actions of 1 man have been sufficient to fully change the course of humanity, which sounds nice on paper however is finally a gutless ending in comparison with the intention of Richard Matheson’s unique novel. Happily, “I Am Legend” did movie an alternate ending loads nearer to the supply materials, which appears to be the route Akiva Goldsman goes to take with the upcoming sequel.