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Originally Posted by TrentCrimmIndependent
Nothing has topped 28 Days for me as it was so perfectly executed and inspired numerous other post-apocalyptic properties with its rage zombies.
But I did like this and it sufficiently appetized me for another two installments in that universe.
I loved the weirdness. Even down to Taylor-Johnson's nutty dialogue. It's like everyone in the UK that's survived has gone a little bit mad.
It's not what the mainstream crowd signed up for and they may hate it but I don't care. It was a trip, and a riveting one at that.
The third act made me think of the end of Hereditary.
And next movie Cillian Murphy's character returns! Excited for January.
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Still haven’t seen Hereditary.
Texted my brother who works for Peter Jackson’s Weta in New Zealand (was on that Robbie Williams ape movies last). Told him he has to watch 28 years later. He texts back that he has watched it twice over the weekend.
It was a bit of brakes after the beginning but I’ve never understood criticizing movies by thinking it should have been done how I would like it. It’s not your movie it’s there’s. I don’t know how to make I movies, so why would I want to watch my own, I want to watch this weirdos movie not the boardroom massaged movie.