The army part was pretty good, the madness of people coming from cannibalism was not inferior to that of zombies at all.
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People want to go crazy, not lose to zombies
Chance 2022-04-21 09:01:12
It's 28 weeks first, then this 28 days. Maybe it's a preconceived relationship. It seems that 28 days is not as tense and exciting as 28 weeks. A zombie movie is quite soothing. I feel that the styles of the two films are completely different. It doesn't look like a sequel at all. Looking at the director, I found that the director of 28 Days was actually Danny Boyle who made "Trainspotting". .
The army part was pretty good, the madness of people coming from cannibalism was not inferior to that of zombies at all.
The army part was pretty good, the madness of people coming from cannibalism was not inferior to that of zombies at all.
Extended Reading
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Ronny 2021-10-20 19:00:23
Watching this film is purely for OST. The storyline is pretty pale
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Mariela 2022-04-24 07:01:02
Blu-ray reset. Look asleep. The choice of style is very disastrous, the color tone is distorted, a lot of shaking hands, deliberately creating a tattered B-grade film interest, but the price of this style is "not clear", in fact, B-grade film is shot like this to cover A sense of cheapness, Boyle did not knead into a set of aesthetics, only rough and cheap. The most ridiculous thing is that the visual style is out of focus, but the plot layout has no B-level sense at all - the soldiers at the back bully the woman, so they change into red clothes. Not to kill a woman with serious suspicion? This is a healthy script for kindergarten! Boyle really picked up the B-grade sesame and lost the B-grade watermelon. The plot is a bit of Romero's zombie movie elements - the reflection of chaotic current affairs, the addition of animal protection, environmental protection, the evil consequences caused by the growth of human hatred, etc., all belong to the shallow taste and add some seasoning, the main line of the plot is still a mediocre, boring, actionless scene , No scale, an adventure film with very low narrative efficiency. Boyle chose a lot of dynamic soundtrack, but it basically doesn't match the picture
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[Sergeant Farrell talks crazy sounding to Jim while tied to the radiator]
Sergeant Farrell: Smithers says, 'Women and seamen don't mix.' And Mr. Burns says, 'We all know what you think, Smithers.' And that was my favorite joke in 'The Simpsons.' See, that's what they're doing a few hundred miles away, across the channel, across the Atlantic. They're eating dinner, and they're watching the fuckin' Simpsons. They're sleeping in their beds, next to their wives. But we are here, chained to a fuckin' radiator, because the O.C. has gone insane!
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[Sergeant Farrell warns Corporal Mitchell what's coming]
Sergeant Farrell: Mitchell! I swear to God, it's gonna end badly for you!