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Description: Genre: Horror / Theatrical Release: 2003 / Director: Danny Boyle, Toby James / Actors: Ray Panthaki, Lisa I'Anson ... / ... more Newest Review: ... virus. A RAGE virus. And then they were infected, and passed that infection on, until the whole country was being decimated ... more |
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28 Days Later
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by lukemillo1 - written on 01.04.08 (Very useful, 129 readings)
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This film will be good for people that like films with zombies in but don't except the death toll to be to high or the killing scenes to be that great. The plot Basically a group of scientists have injected a family of apes with a virus of rage. Once bitten you are infected with the virus of rage in 10-20 seconds, YOU MUST BE KILLED!! Or you will turn into a "zombie" and you will want to infect more people. Rage takes over the city. A man wakes up, Jim (Cillian Murphy), to find that everywhere is deserted, and there is nothing around. As he tries to figure out what has happened he encounters his first "zombie" ...
by vernonpresley - written on 15.10.07 (Useful, 68 readings)
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28 DAYS LATER is a sci-fi horror movie directed by Danny Boyle (who interestingly directed a couple of episodes of TV’s INSPECTOR MORSE early in his career!). The story follows Jim who, waking up from a coma, finds that a virus has turned the population of the UK into psychopaths – they come across very much like zombies and remind me of those in George A. Romero’s zombie “…Of The Dead” series. The story is very derivative, not just of zombie movies, but also of classic science fiction, such as John Wyndham’s DAY OF THE TRIFFIDS. However this is a version updated for the 21st century (the film was originally released in 2002). The storylines is gripping, and ...
by SWSt - written on 13.05.06 (Very useful, 189 readings)
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Introduction ---------------- As you’ve probably guessed from my other recent reviews, if you’re a fan of zombie films, George A Romero is the man to turn to. Back in 2002, Brits Danny Boyle and Andrew MacDonald (best known for Trainspotting) and writer Alex Garland (The Beach) decided to play Romero at his own game. So, how successful were they? The Plot ----------- Following a traffic accident, Jim (Cillian Murphy) wakes up in a deserted hospital. Weak and disorientated, he stumbles out of the hospital to find London completely deserted… The Characters ------------------ Like Romero, Garland tries to concentrate on ...
28 Days Later (DVD) : Disappointing zombie shenanigansfrom hogsflesh
31.07.2003
from JonathanS
07.02.2003





