Do I need to watch 28 Days Later before 28 Weeks Later? : r movies - Reddit I'd just skip 28 Weeks Later and watch 28 Days Later instead 28 Days is a pretty good film, puts an interesting twist on the whole "zombie apocalypse" style of film, and has some good characters and scenes 28 Weeks, in my opinion at least, is a poorly written, badly done pile of crap, and isn't worth the time you'd waste to watch it
28 Weeks Later. The only thing I didnt like. : r movies - Reddit HBOMax just added 28 Days Later and 28 Weeks Later to their library I couldn't pass the opportunity so I saw them both back to back It was an incredible journey! I don't really have any complaints about the first one and the second one is awesome too The second film has one of the most intense intros to a film I've ever seen!!!
Is 28 Weeks Later worth watching? : r movies - Reddit I loved 28 Weeks Later, almost more than the original My favorite part of a zombie infected movie is seeing things go from good, to kinda bad, to really bad Watching the dominoes fall in 28 Weeks Later is satisfying to me
28 Weeks Later: A Review : r horror - Reddit The term "zombie" does not solely refer to the undead, it's really just that simple The zombie movie evolved 20 years ago with 28 Days Later, just as it did several times before that, most notably in 1968 when George Romero presented his "flesh-eaters" (his term) in Night of the Living Dead
28 weeks later is a sequel that doesnt understand what made . . . - Reddit 28 Days Later is the superior movie But 28 Weeks Later is a decent sequel, just not as great The director they hired wanted to do something different, and I believe his personal style somehow got in the way of his movie remaining consistent with the original
28 Weeks Later - Just currently rewatching it and wanted to . . . - Reddit 28 weeks later provides more of a political undertow to the story line For me it illustrated that no matter how much control we put in place, it only takes one event for a system to weaken Where 28 days later was more of a thinking movie, 28 weeks later was more of an action movie (imo, of course) But the one thing I LOVE was the beginning
28 Weeks Later (2007) - General Stone runs the most . . . - Reddit 28 Weeks Later (2007) - General Stone runs the most incompetent possible version of any Code Red plan whatsoever Unrealistic event In fairness, I remember as a kid thinking the movie was a pretty terrible sequel to 28 Days Later which is a top notch zombie movie
28 Days Later vs 28 Weeks Later : r horror - Reddit 28 Days Later no contest It’s such a well crafted movie that focuses on the characters 28 Weeks Later is very weak on that front since it focuses on the action and throws any semblance of logic and believability out of the window Also, those kids suck so bad, they are really unlikable
Will 28 Years Later erase 28 Weeks from the canon? : r 28dayslater - Reddit We can only speculate until either there is explicit confirmation or won't know until closer to release I don't think Weeks will be retconned out of canon, I think the first indication of that is that the film even being called 28 Years Later-- as in continuing the naming convention started with that film -- which would make removing it somewhat messy and confusing for general audiences