Trailer: 28 Weeks Later (Rose Byrne, Catherine McCormack, Robert Carlyle)

[Hanniganite]

http://images.apple.com/movies/fox_a...-tlra_h480.mov

I've sorta forgotten what 28 Days Later was like but it was good...this one probably won't be as good but that doesn't necessarily mean it'll be bad. Different director this time around though...

[originalnutta]

wish most of the trailers didnt require quicktime.

oh well.

[TechRock]

looks alright

[Ixidor]

I'm a zombie fanatic so I guess I'll have to go see it.

Sigh, the sacrafices we must make

[Izzoshady]

I'm not a fan of quicktime either.

This movie better not disappoint

[Hanniganite]

I'm not a fan of quicktime either.

This movie better not disappoint

But it will...it's a sequel...ish.

[joshmxpx]

Sweet, I loved 28 Days Later, especially the way it was filmed with that grain effect

[originalnutta]

I'm a zombie fanatic so I guess I'll have to go see it.

Sigh, the sacrafices we must make

No zombies are in 28 Days later, FYI.

/nitpicking


Regards,

Zombie Crew member.

[Ixidor]

No zombies are in 28 Days later, FYI.

/nitpicking


Regards,

Zombie Crew member.

Wether or not they're technical zombies, they are zombies.

They never drink, yet they don't dehydrate and die within 7 days? There's no way to explain that with a simple "rage" mechanism. No amount of adrenaline lets you stay alive without water for that long. Even if they were smart enough to drink they don't know how to turn on taps... how could they still be alive?

If they weren't zombies all that one dad and daughter in 28 days later would have to do is last a week until everyone else dehydrates.


More evidence that they're zombies is that they can tell who's infected... even from a far distance? How is this possible?


There's obviously something supernatural about these people and although they aren't technically zombies... yeah they're zombie-esque. If you had to classify this movie you'd put it in the zombie genre.


Last nitpick on the movie: They don't eat people... they just attack them until they're infected... how could they possibly keep up energy? Within a very short time the infected's bodies should have used up all the fat reserves and start eating away at their muscle tissue at which point they should see a marked drop in physical ability.

[fl4wless]

nice didnt know a sequel was being made...

[cmge]

looks promising

[konfusion666]

Not that great.

A pretty standard "zombie flick".

The first one had more of a semblance of plot/storyline/character development, so for someone like me that is preferable to the second one.

And what is it with Britain and "post-apocalyptic"-type movies?
V for Vendetta, Children of Men, 28 Weeks Later....
an interesting little "meme", I guess


Note: There are some scenes in this flick which were very gory!

[aflyingcow]

Not that great.

A pretty standard "zombie flick".

The first one had more of a semblance of plot/storyline/character development, so for someone like me that is preferable to the second one.

And what is it with Britain and "post-apocalyptic"-type movies?
V for Vendetta, Children of Men, 28 Weeks Later....
an interesting little "meme", I guess


Note: There are some scenes in this flick which were very gory!

Really?

[Ch28]

A zombie movie with gore?! NO WAY!

The starting scene was awesome. There were some plot holes in the movie but it's a zombie flick so just enjoy it for the chaos and blood

[Rometiklan]

I liked 28 Days Later, so I am looking forward to this one. It's probably a rental though.