Overview
Twenty-eight weeks after the spread of a deadly rage virus, the inhabitants of the British Isles have lost their battle against the onslaught, as the virus has killed everyone there. Six months later, a group of Americans dare to set foot on the Isles, convinced the danger has passed. But it soon becomes all too clear that the scourge continues to live, waiting to pounce on its next victims.
28 days later, a film from the same series. Robert Carlyle played very well.
the thought that flashed through the last film, that the living are scarier than the dead, is no longer so clearly shown here. It seems that they tried to transfer it here by shooting everyone, including living people.
I'm waiting and hoping for the third film. The old team has returned to him, I hope everything will be fine, and In the House - In a Heartbeat will be brought back.
And why did the most important military officer ignore the doctor's words? Like, I don't care about this woman with a mutated virus. In short, rare nonsense
** The city of a thousand deaths.**
It's sad to see how, from the thirtieth minute, the authors burn out all the good things in the film with fire, and at the same time burn out the hope for something good. They just took the original movie, shredded it, and stitched together an outright farce of an ordinary popcorn zombie action movie with white threads of stupidity and indifference.
Where once the survivors were guided by common sense and banal safety rules, even if they struggled to overcome ethical barriers, now no one cares about safety, survival, or common sense.
Starting as a civilian with full access to everything, even secret rooms, who forgot about all warnings in a second. The military, consisting either of idiots with manic tendencies, or deserters, for whom a clear conscience is more important than the survival of mankind. And ending.. I don't even know what. The whole cocktail stinks so much that you immediately push it away, sometimes glancing in the blind hope of seeing at least some glimpses of something interesting.
In principle, this is not even a claim, given that all this logically led to total devastation. But this does not negate the fact that "28 Weeks Later" turned out to be a classic boring and empty sequel, where all the advantages of the original are negated by attempts to add more action, even if it can only be summed up by the stupidity of the script. However, I didn't expect anything else, but it doesn't get any less offensive.
The convention is that on the 200th day after the outbreak of the epidemic, children are brought from the mainland to a special quarantine zone.
The convention is that on the second day, children escape from a special quarantine zone guarded by snipers.
The convention is that the surviving infected mother is left in a special room without any protection.
The convention is that a civilian can enter a special room using his electronic pass.
The convention is that the children who started all this, who, according to the plot of the film, turned out to be obvious "brakes", become the only survivors.
There are too many conventions. Enumeration.
The funny thing is, when they were on the subway and fell off the escalator, Andy didn't hear Tammy and Scarlet because he accidentally fell into another subway line.🤣🤣🤣
Well, the obvious conclusion is due to the onset and development: all the troubles from stupid irresponsible children, first they dropped their native area, then they decided to put all the others down (again, how did they not detect an infection in the kid's body? Was a medical check-up not necessary?)
A great movie if you want to mess around on a lazy evening, such a confident average guy, if you put aside the feeling of disappointment from the good introductory potential that has been lost
But I still didn't understand the chronology of events, except for the virus. I thought they would show a parallel from the first part.
Logically, humanity is very lucky that the virus ended up on the island and did not go beyond. And zombies are also dying of hunger, as they said at the very beginning. Well, we would have waited 10 years, sometimes scientists in chemical protection were thrown in to study the virus on rats on the spot.
But after about six months, we'll take ordinary people there...
Dementia and courage.
You can immediately see that the budget has become higher and the picture is of high quality, the extras are already inspiring, the cast is a plus. The beginning and the act of her husband surprised her, usually this is not shown, a coward, not a hero, but a man with his weaknesses, even though his act looked disgusting, but most of them. Unfortunately, Dr. Scarlet and Sniper Doyle did not fall victim, although to me the same children looked more like a background for them, and if the boy was doing something else, then the girl was just screaming and running.
This series is of higher quality, but in terms of plot, there are a lot of questions for the scriptwriters, the story started from nothing, ended quickly. It wasn't boring, the film was more of a plus than a minus. There's a separate star for the soundtracks.