28 Weeks Later

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Sean L @MovieSloth14 Feb 2 Of the 4, this one is like Ollie's Bargain Outlet. I mean 28 Years Later is Target. 28 Years the Bone Toaster is Meijer, and then 28 Days Later is Walmart. I would add Kmart, but Kmart is like the local mall, expired. When I was 12 I saw Darth Vader at Kmart. I was truly frightened. He LOOMED above us, like a thunderhead, with a stormtrooper on each side, two little puffs of warm air rising (updraft) into colder air in an unstable atmosphere...As I said, scary. My mom had a friend whose preacher at her local church (the one over by Graceland and the liquor store) told her to go home, gather all her kid's Star Wars toys (they were legion--total boss collection, including a Lego C-3PO Prototype and a Yak Face), and BURN them. She did so, and I was sadly thinking, "Why not give them to me?" (I owned a solitary Han Solo and a dog-chewed Greedo.) That's all my Star Wars stories, except the shoplifting/fried chicken episode and mom burning the house down. That story shall remain unanimated. See more Phil D. @phildub Jan 30 Everybody dies. I love that who ever you started the movie with, you don’t end with. Reminiscent of how it was watching the walking dead but dialed up a few notches. Seems like that’s how it would be rather than a hero saving everybody. I loved the cast. Loaded. Alex Garland lent the vibe for continuity seemingly, but cool to see other people I’m not familiar with as director/writer. Imogen Poots pops on screen. I’ve seen some of her more recent work. I actually didn’t realize she’s been acting this long. See more Mitch C @PrimetimeMitch Jan 27 It's more of an action thriller with a horror underbelly. There is some impressive visuals, the helicopter scene was very good, the large scale fire on the streets of London to take out the outbreak was also good. The rebuilding of life in the UK was interesting as a concept, but didn't last long. Again, they emphasise that some of the biggest problems are caused by human idiocy - with a situation created simply by two kids being foolish. And a situation escalated by some very trigger happy behaviour from American intervention which baffled more than I'd have liked. If it was 'shoot without question' because the numbers of infected were too great to control, then why continue after the numbers had been decreased and civilians are easier to spot? Why fire at a car when the infected would not be driving? These things bring it down but what keeps it positive is a strong and nasty performance from Robert Carlisle and a superb opening scene at the cottage which sticks in the memory. See more nicokush 4 @swagtser Jan 25 couldn't even finish it wha a load of generic hollywood garbage not even a single effort was taken to make this film lol extremely sad its the sequel to a very good movie See more Harry T @HarryT308 Jan 24 The kids can get a little annoying and the film definitely got more flak than it deserved but definitely a solid sequel. Now the 28 Years laters are coming out and bombing, people will probably realise this isn't as bad as they claimed it was! See more Sanne d @Sannedevries Jan 22 As a huge fan of post-apocalyptic thrillers, I really enjoyed 28 Weeks Later. The tension ramps up quickly and keeps you on the edge of your seat, and the action sequences are intense without being over the top. The atmosphere is bleak but engaging, and the cast delivers solid performances that make you care about the characters. It's a worthy follow-up and definitely worth a watch if you like zombie horror with some heart. See more Read all reviews

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