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London is nearly a ghost town, the few survivors herded into a 'Safe Zone'. Now 6 months after the first outbreak, the afflicted have apparently all starved to death.

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'28 Days Later' Director Danny Boyle and that movie's screenwriter Alex Garland serve as Executive Producers this time around.Īfter a short prologue that sets up star Robert Carlyle as the type of spineless jerk he plays so well, the movie offers a short history of the 'Rage Virus' and how it turned its victims into Cannibalistic Zombies. The Disease-Ridden, Flesh-Eating Rage Zombies return in '28 Weeks Later', but this time in an Apocolyptic Thriller that pits 'Rage-Zombies' - VS - Innocent People and the might of U.S.

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Seems to me they would have treated that area like it had been hit with an atomic bomb! Maybe this was just average after all? Read full review By the way how the heck did 2 kids successfully get through all the trumped up security to get to the 'non-cleared section of the city? And why would they take the risk of repopulating areas of the city so soon and so close to areas not cleared. Perhaps the producers of 28 months Later (if possible) will read this and get back to what was great about 28 days later. They would have been better off in my opinion having had successfully shut off the affected area from the rest of the world for the 28 weeks and then to have the infection suddenly leak out and begin to spread outward again. I didn't like the whole repopulating the City theme or the whole quarantined/non-cleared area issues.

I left feeling like I had gotten my moneys worth as was the general consensus of those I went with. There's not many movies that come out that I take the time and money to actually go see in a theater but this one was an exception. An very interesting and disturbing flick that probably sold itself wrong.28 Weeks later had some big shoes to fill as 28 days later was excellent. There are also disturbing lessons on the nature OF survival,too. A friend of mine told me that this movie's running zombies was what inspired the zombies in the remake of 'Dawn of the Dead',but where 'Dawn of.' was pretty much a full-throttle action/horror hybrid from about start to finish,this film plays more like a 'What if.' movie,with less emphasis on the creatures themselves and more on the (lucky?) survivors. This film feels more like a meditation on what happens to people when they are reduced to their lowest elements. A recorded message of a 'paradise' where 'salvation' can be found is tracked by Frank(the man) on his shortwave radio. From there,he also meets a man and his daughter(Brendan Gleeson,terrific,and Megan Burns,good)and they try to find a refuge out of London-town. As he searches London for signs of life,he is rescued from raging zombies by a couple of survivalists(one of them,the lovely Naomie Harris)who he follows from place to place to keep alive. The 28 Days later of the title cuts to a mostly abandoned London where a coma-tized bicycle courier named Jim(Cillian Murphy,effective) wakes from his stasis to find himself alone in a hospital. When environmental terrorists attack a lab that contains diseased chimps who are infected with a 'Rage' virus, they unwittingly let loose a plague that lays waste to England and(perhaps)the rest of society. I didn't get around to seeing it until a few days ago and I gotta feel like that was somewhat of an embellishment on the promoters' part. The 2003 State-side release of Danny Boyle's '28 Days Later' was advertised as being a shockful scare-fest of a movie.

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