28 weeks later...
#1
28 weeks later...
seen it?
i think it is scary...not in the sense of HORROR but in the sense that it might be possible.
now days with the biological weapons and 1000's of deseases without cure....just imagine!
discuss
i think it is scary...not in the sense of HORROR but in the sense that it might be possible.
now days with the biological weapons and 1000's of deseases without cure....just imagine!
discuss
#2
i saw it yesterday and it's NOT possible. Disease and stuff is scary but a disease that causes people to become undead and rapidly infect others is pure fiction.
I liked the movie a lot but I didn't like the directors use of noise...
1 minute he'd try to show you how alone everyone was in the country by having NO noise....then 2 seconds later some zombies run over the hill and it's so loud you're having to cover your ears.
I can't believe what happened to the solider.
I liked the movie a lot but I didn't like the directors use of noise...
1 minute he'd try to show you how alone everyone was in the country by having NO noise....then 2 seconds later some zombies run over the hill and it's so loud you're having to cover your ears.
I can't believe what happened to the solider.
#3
i don't think they just die and come back to life...i think the virus takes over and basically reders the person unconsious thus making him act wihtout thinking following our most basic instinct to eat..
i remember in 28 days later that 6 months after that the people died of starvation...so they must have been ALIVE to die....
maybe not a virus in which it makes you EAT people but a virus that kills your brain and is as contaigious as the virus in the movie
i remember in 28 days later that 6 months after that the people died of starvation...so they must have been ALIVE to die....
maybe not a virus in which it makes you EAT people but a virus that kills your brain and is as contaigious as the virus in the movie
#6
So was the movie better than the first one at least?
Of course 'that' disease isn't gonna happen, but an epidemic certainly is. How many plagues in past human history do we need to remind us of that possibility?
Of course 'that' disease isn't gonna happen, but an epidemic certainly is. How many plagues in past human history do we need to remind us of that possibility?
#12
Unknown or not, big names or not .... doesn't matter to me. But key to a movie catching your interest and making you remember it is lead characters that you care about. Another perfect example was Babel - I simply didn't give a **** about all the leads in that movie, even though it was shot beautifully, I simply didn't care.
#13
in other words, 28 weeks later was a good movie then, since your comments are directed towards the first which is beyond the scope of this thread....
anyways
resident evil is comming out in the fall
can't wait!!
****, i love zombies
anyways
resident evil is comming out in the fall
can't wait!!
****, i love zombies
#14
Necrophelia? Haha, just kidding man.
RE3 is gonna be bad ****, I can't wait either. I've played absolutely every RE game since it came out on PS1 wayyy back in the day so I'm a big fan of the RE saga. The movies aren't an exception, I loved them just as much as the games but the next one looks really badass!!!
RE3 is gonna be bad ****, I can't wait either. I've played absolutely every RE game since it came out on PS1 wayyy back in the day so I'm a big fan of the RE saga. The movies aren't an exception, I loved them just as much as the games but the next one looks really badass!!!