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I really liked the first one. Allthough I'm a sucker for disaster and zombie movies, 28 Days Later was a lot different from the rest in that it felt like more of a tragedy than a horror film (esp. the alt endings on the dvd). I was impressed by the drama, while still being visually entertained. Just my opinion.

Found this link to a review of the first 28 minutes by way of AICN. Minor spoilers, allthough you can pretty much guess what happens.

http://dreadcentral.com/index.php?name=News&file=article&sid=1645

Fox-atomic page with some raw footage on the coolest player skin I've seen in a while.
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Sequel looks good so far. Comes out May 11th.

See with the original actor from 28 days later, not being in the sequal, I worry about it just being a disipointing flop of a film.

Thanks for the link. Liked the first one, for a lot of the same reasons as you Troy. The can definitely build upon the plot that was in the first movie, and I actually kinda like that we don't have the same characters, at least from what we've seen so far.

Has anyone seen a script for this...Is there a good place to check? Thanks a lot.

This one starts Friday, heres an early review from AICN.



Good thing too, because after the last movie I saw, I was thinking of never going to the movies again.

So has anyone seen this yet?

I went today and have to say although my expectations we're not high, this movie did not deliver.

[spoil]I liked the plot about the mom being a carrier, but not how it was executed. And the whole "code red" bs, just seemed to me an easy way out where there could have been a decent story. It was just your usual run from zombies from point A to point B flick. It really seemed that although this is Fox Atomic, Hollywood screwed this independent film up big time. [/spoil]

I liked the movie despite its flaws...some scenes were very powerful. That being said it was kind of like watchings Sith. It needed to be fleshed out a bit more. Here is to the Peter Jackson style of filmaking.

I hope the DVD expands on some of the scenes.

I finally saw this one today. It was good. Mildly disturbing in some ways, though. The bit where the mom and dad are finally reunited seemed a little over the top, I thought. Definately keeps a good pace, though. The story itself seems to flow a lot better than the first one, as the third act doesn't seem as contrived. I didn't like the characters as much though. And the fact that it didn't turn out well for anybody kind of left me feeling glum walking out at the end. Still worth a look if your into this sort of thing.

I think the genre itself is starting to irritate me. Are they ever going to make a zombie movie where the main characters don't do everything wrong? I know there has to be some suspense, but fuck, even the army got their asses kicked in this one.

Personally, if I ever make my zombie movie, it's all bout driving my armored combine around looking for smoke. And looting Home Depots while building a cul de sac on the deck of a cargo ship. And a rotating umbrella of pole saws.