Reviews of 28 Days Later... 2003
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An opening sequence to die for. Zombies to give you nightmares. A story to make fall in love with. 28 Days Later can be seen to be a pioneer and catalyst to the new zombie obsession in film and television. An almost enchanting opening in the desolate streets of London sets up a heart-racing film you will just have to watch again.
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Incredible movie, i can say this movie is going into my personal favorites/ must see list.
The logic, the creativity, the actors...
For once, i finally heard the idea of 'letting the infected starve to death' coming up in these kind of movies, i've never heard or saw that in a movie alike.
That is creativity to me.
The first actual movie scene dissapoints me, the cliche waking up in the hospital intro dissapointst me, no further words for that.
Rated 4 out of 5, the whole movie gave me a big impressed feeling, i dont have that with certain kinds of movie's.
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Started off pretty good. Interesting, eerie, lots of potential. But by half way through, I knew disappointment was in the air. The "infected" are barely involved, just showing up occasionally to keep our main characters moving on to the next place. And while the ads boast "scary as hell," I'd have to say it's anything but. Not one moment in this film was truly scary. As for the cast, they did okay. It's always good to see Brendan Gleeson in…
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This review reportedly contains spoilers. I can handle the truth.
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Best 21th century 'zombie' movie. Even if the 'zombies' are so fast. Camera, cut and direction did a very good job. I liked the fact that the epidemic is limited to the isle. And the second movie is great too.
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You know, I'm not one for these types of films. Whether or not it's a Zombie film, I'm just not a fan. Yet here I am and I love this film.
I really like how this film focuses on the emptiness of the region and isolation of the characters, rather than on the zombies - like every Zombie film seems to do. The film is really shot well too. Watching the film, my eyes just seems to widen every other…
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Due to crappy wifi spot on my holiday I will keep this short and sweet. A classic in its genre, well paced and accompanied with a great music score.
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first part was standard zombie, but still fun. boyle's crazy editing was appropriate for once. last bit cillian murphy became rambo and i laughed.
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Utterly amazing on a technical level—I mean that in terms of it being something of a watershed moment for digital cinematography—but, for all its innovation on that front, the same old shit where narrative is concerned. I must confess to a certain smidgeon of disappointment with a film that, the aghast responses I received every time I told people I'd not yet seen it, seems to have quite the reputation. It's certainly not bad: there are thrills and kills aplenty…
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é um filme de terror pós-apocalíptico de baixo orçamento. Foi lançado em 2002, dirigido por Danny Boyle e escrito por Alex Garland. Ambientado no começo do século XXI, na Inglaterra, o filme mostra a destruição da sociedade após a liberação de um vírus conhecido como Rage, que através de contato por saliva ou sangue, em poucos segundos, transforma aqueles que por ele foram infectados para um estado de descontrole assassino, e a luta dos poucos sobreviventes contra os infectados e…