That scientist could have saved millions of lives if he just said “the chimps are infected with a highly contagious virus” instead of being poetic and saying “rage”.
@@SuperKiao He said, "Nah they'll call you fake news, Globalists, and how they are covered in Jesus' blood and it would protect them" If you have NOT lived among people or watched any televised news from 2016 onward, then I can understand your confusion with his comment, everybody else including me TOTALLY got it and found it funny. UltraRanger OMG fake news, globalist, jesus's blood LMAO sooooo true!! XD
@@bigemugamer Why are you using an O as the first letter of your comment? Are you one of those gullible round earther? Wake up sheeple! Do you research! Earth is flat! George Soros is using 5G to brain wash you!
@@Sully365 apparently the issue isn't the lack of flour but the lack of bags, if anything there's a glut of flour as the industrial supply isn't being bought (gregs is closed after all), my local supermarket has a few of the massive catering size bags but none of the 1kg sized bags
When I watched this for the first time a couple weeks ago I noticed in one of the shots of Jim walking through isolated London that you can literally see a guy walking in the distance
@@layladurrant6876😂😂😂Lmao man how did you see that? This movie was shot in 420p. It’s almost unwatchable for me. It was a great movie but man the quality is trash.
@@MamaMia84oo7 No shit sherlock it was the 2000s alright don't expect much. And also they filmed the film in the mornin in london so seeing some people in the distance is expectable as London is pretty big
@@MamaMia84oo7 its also what makes the movie have a such great atmosphere, because of the poor camera quality, if it was 4k 1080p it wouldn't have the same effect
"If this one's infected then why isn't it re-animated?" They're not zombies. They've got a virus that makes you uncontrollably angry. It doesn't re-animate the dead, it doesn't necessitate headshots, and it doesn't make you want to eat people. There's a scene in the sequel wherein a character gets infected and immediately just beats someone to death, no eating.
@Kyle Anderson yes thats a good comparison really. Minus special infected the virus works pretty much the same other than id argue the Rage Infected are smarter to an extent.
@GoodRiddanceGooglePlus There are no inconsistencies. The rules are consistent. The infected are killed in multiple ways in this one and not all of them are headshots, and you never see a dead person re-animate.
So they filmed the opening to this super early in the morning and held all the traffic that was going into London just out of shot, basically. Including my dad, who was in his car, watching Cillian Murphy (who was basically unknown at that point) crossing the bridge being filmed. Pretty cool. Also, the scene with him walking around with Godspeed You! Black Emperor playing in the background is just amazing.
@@HeriEystberg People not knowing them are eternally missing out. I've seen 'em live three times. And The Sad Mafioso/East Hastings remains one of my all time favourite pieces of music, even though I don't really listen to it anymore.
Yep... That scene introduced me to Godspeed You! Black Emperor. Pretty sure this movie introduced many people to that band, whose fanbase was exclusively college lesbians at one point.
The fact that he woke up 28 days later and not early is a miracle since even if he was in a coma, he was tied up with IV bags. There's only enough of that stuff for a day at most before needing a refill. He would be dead from dehydration LONG before waking up from a coma
Who said they abandoned the hospital the day the apes escaped the lab? The hospitals were probably the last place evacuated because .. they try to make sick people better. And i’d imagine they stocked patients up extra it’s the least a nurse could do
@@KenHSr no solid food, worse he could of done is urinated on him self repeatedly, which would dry, repeat, etc. - No smell'o'vision yet to deduce that and you would be surprised how resilient high-end hospital garbs are(yes, there is different qualities just like everything else). so no visual aids from the rubber beds. Best-case scenario, super-slow drip, or a nurse was still floating around his room till a day or so earlier. (Hospitals are good for survival, fyi. in the past they usually had fallout shelters built in... They have to be able to withstand the worst to treat patients during the worst..) What i cant explain is why he didnt have bed sores and his sheets werent just dirty from sweat, etc. even 2-weeks, it would be a bit dingy, its not like a single nurse was changing them with him on them...
Brandon Rhodes I did think that too when I saw it - then I thought most of those styles of basket could still catch a small amount of water in the bottom. If they’re desperate I assume they’d use any container at their disposal, even those with a very limited holding capacity. This is an assumption on my part though, because I couldn’t really see the bottoms of the baskets to tell where the holes began.
It's even referenced in the commentary. They assumed one hundred buckets would be enough, but when they turned up to film, it looked pathetic so they sent the runners out to get any containers they could get their hands on... and they did! In the end they decided it was better for the roof to look full than for it to make sense. =P
This movie has its flaws but the first few minutes after he wakes up are beyond terrifying. That scene in the church when he shouts and the infected stand up and just stare at him... amazing scene.
The church scene when the infected look up at Jim is the scariest thing I've ever seen. Their faces are so warped. The camera quality and music make it even scarier.
In the Italian version, the scientist says "rabbia". In Italian that is the name of a specific illness. I think in English is "rabies". This makes a huge difference.
He also gets a sin for saying this movie ripped off the walking dead. The whole bloody movie inspired the starting scene from the walking dead and revolutionized the zombie genre.
I remember gettting em both, watching, and feeling liked id gotten the virus at the plot of the second...never watched em since..Even bein on this CS is my first even vague nod to it in yearrrrs
Also I’d like to add the Brian Eno song when they’re on the road to Manchester, along with Naomie and Brendan. So 5 things? With honorable mention to the empty London street shots.
@@soarin64 so you wouldn't put it in the "zombie" movie category? would you say thats just as out of place as cinderella in an action shooter category?
6:09 Clearly you've never worked retail in England, especially for food shops. A zombie could literally chew your leg off but the manager would demand you get in and stock the shelves.
That's actually 100% true. I once worked with a guy who's thumb had been crushed in a bank vault door and he was told by our line manager to "soldier on".
@@The_Real_Tom_Ball Which is why I prefer the high fantasy type zombies to film ones. At least they retain the mindlessly following orders part, via necromancy instead of drugs.
I just realized the absolute genius of yelling "TACOS!" to try to determine if there's people around. I might hide from someone saying hello, but I don't know if I could resist checking whether someone had tacos.
At the end of the movie the infected starve to death since they are still living humans and need food. If that's true then shouldn't you just have to wait less than a week for the infected to die from thirst since they would still need water?
Good point but from my understanding since these a infected with a strain of rage , they most likely have hydrophobia (since that disease makes it hard to swallow and is said to make victims afraid of water) so it could be assumed that like alot of other animals they could get most of their hydration from the bodily fluids of their preys
@@BlueK0olAiD Just one note: They're not afraid of water, watch the brilliant opening scene of 28 Weeks later where they jump into the river chasing Robert Carlyle.
@@BlueK0olAiD I have never looked that hard into it but that makes sense... What I find harder to understand is why so many - No Offence Matt10670 as I don't think this is you specifically as you seem to have been reading fan forums - seem to have to dissect and critique every little aspect of a movie... Danny Boyle is a Director, Writer, etc... NOT A BLOODY SCIENTIST! Of course there will be some technical inaccuracies - Just enjoy the sodding movie!!! Would be different if it was supposed to be ACCURATE TO REAL LIFE EVENTS... But its not!
I don't think Weeks is anywhere close to the level as Days. That said, the opening was amazing. Makes you think in your fore-mind "Wow, what a coward, abandoning his wife", while in your subconscious mind, you know you'd have probably done the same if it meant survival, not just alone, but possibly for your children as well. Some truly existential shit up in there.
@Yan Terahn I totally agree, I don't think he was cowardly, I think he was doing what he had to to survive. But you can tell that the movie was trying to script it as an act of cowardice.
The reason why the grocery store was untouched is because the rage virus is so fast to infect someone that probably there wasn't many people left to loot it. Selena said it would take about 20 seconds for a person to turn.
Which is the same reason only Great Britain was infected. Spreading too fast like that means planes wouldn't be able to carry anyone to other countries, because the crew and passengers would get infected. Even if the pilots were safe in the cockpit, they'd likely ditch the plane because their only way out is through the infected. It's a self defeating, and extremely localized virus because of its speed. The REALLY scary viruses will have an incubation period of a couple of days at the very least, and can spread globally from travel. It has been suggested that the Rage Virus in 28 Days Later might have been augmented with a chemical as a delivery mechanism which, given enough viral load, could spread throughout the body in a few heartbeats, though the length of time for incubation would likely be shortened to a few hours to a day at most.
A man walks into a bar with a giraffe, both get pissed, giraffe falls over, man gets up to leave. The Bartender says "OI! You can't leave tha' lyin' there!" The man says "oh! It's not a lion, it's a giraffe!"
@@colewilder7353 No, murder hornets. Pay attention; murder hornets are a whole different breed of bastards from Asia that have such potent venom that a single sting can make your entire arm swell up in minutes and feels like hellfire in your veins. A single sting from a regular hornet will cause some moderate localized pain and swelling but, unless you're allergic, not much worse than an average bee sting. Murder hornets also have a nasty tendency to invade honey bee hives, brutally murder the inhabitants by decapitating them then taking over the hive for their own pupa. On average, only a dozen murder hornets can utterly devastate an established honey bee hive in about an hour.
Also, thinking of how stocked up the store still is, I wonder if maybe since this infection transforms people really fast and turns them into nearly unstoppable killing machines, it's possible that the population was run down too fast for there to be enough people left over to clear out the store to an alarming degree.
@Fire Heart But how long did the rage apocalypse take to bring the population down to these numbers? Less than a month. I don't think people would have run the stores out too far in that much time, whether by super-covid or the rage virus.
@@Bro-cx2jc after the initial release of the lab monkey, the outbreak started as what people thought were riots all over england and spread from there, it brought the population down in like, days
This is the movie that spooked me as a kid and made me enjoy being around people. Now as an adult, it's one of my favorite movies. Plus, here my crush for Cillian started.
@@davidhonez8859 aye these aren't Zombies, but the Zombies we now know off are also not original Zombies. The original Zombie is just a mindless human that is being controlled by a Voodoo priest, and they're very much alive.
@@MGC-XIII I'm pretty sure that they're supposed to be reanimated corpses in voodoo lore though. With any real life events are speculated to have been simply living people drugged into the zombie-like state.
Query: Are sins tabulated chronologically? Because many of the the sins that are question based ( why aren't zombies heading towards shouting man in London for example) get plausible answers later in the movie. For example why isn't Selena checking Jim for bites is answered later on when they explain how fast the infection transmits. If he was bitten he would have turned long before they got to shelter.
It's not a sin if an explanation is found at any point in the movie timeline. It's because CinemaSins only watch it once and write down the "sins" as they see them on that run through. If they bothered to put any work into the channel they wouldn't find half the sins they do - but that would require effort from them and also halve their income which is based on running time of the video, not the quality of the content.
5:08 No sin for the obvious laundry baskets full of holes that have zero chance of collecting rain water? If you pause the scene there’s literally like 6 of them. It’s like production said grab any bucket shaped object and hope no one notices. Well I noticed 😂
@@KLondike5 yep, and they're larger than a bucket, so technically, they might hold as much if not more water. Also, it depends on whatever they could find within that building, or while they were out. If it looked like it could hold any water, take it.
12:14 The reason why he does not say „hey, I‘m not infected“ is a purely symbolic one. He literally turned into a zombie when he killed them all like that, and that is why this scene is so important. After all, what thing could brutally murder people without a second thought?
@@ghost3d474 pretty sure your opinion would change while being mauled by a human after losing everyone you like and were starving the last few days without shelter
I watched that ridiculous ending, new it was ridiculous every second, laughed at how ridiculous the transition from mild mannered bike courier to Splinter Cell Rambo was...and yet I still loved every minute of it. Sometimes a moment of pure empowerment for the hero can be exhilarating in ways that defy taste and logic and plot.
I agree! I mean I suppose you'd be likely to run into more people also looking for food and who may not be willing to share- as well as the fact that they couldn't have set up that huge message for the military to see as they did at the end of the movie. But I still think it would have been the smartest choice. Its got food- a roof over your head- it had lights for some reason- and there is probably some way to get to the roof for the message thing. It would have been a good choice.
@@nobudgetcomments2742 Still, if I were on that situation, I'd say f*ck the military, there's a lot of food here, and assuming they stayed there for an hour, it is relatively safe. I bet they could've easily fortify the place too.
@@abelingaw5070 So if you were stranded on an island, you'd pass up on being rescued by ships as long as there's enough coconuts? I mean, it's a question between *maybe* somehow surviving and encountering civilization again for them.
That one was clearly a joke because of the overabundance of Happy endings in mainstream cinema. Or maybe it's because this film was originally going to be fairly downbeat but they were made to change it for being too dark.
Half of these sins are you missing the point of some of the director's choices. Jim and Selena aren't suspicious of Frank because he saved their lives right in the nick of time. Once you witness that much rage at once, you need some levity. Frank also ends up dying later. The entire movie is about how people treat each other and the necessity of a balance between kindness and anger. Jim's kindness gets him far throughout the movie but his anger saves him against the military (the original ending, he ends up dead, cementing the tragedy of his unrelenting kindness, but the studio didn't like that). He uses his anger against the troops as a defense against false kindness, and then uses his catchphrase "Hello" to the plane, because rage victims don't greet you. It's simple yet elegant writing. You need both at the right time.
@@stockwellsantley6606 The other half is watching people who think they make the mistakes intentionally coming to the comments section to defend them. These guys are SEO company men, not cinema lovers, so it's not wonder they get it wrong so often.
6:56 There is nothing wrong with really really wanting a burger,... it's the little things that make life worth living(like needing a Twinkie when you go to Zombieland).
@@CallsignYukiMizuki ah well i dont know bout there but in the usa in most if not all places you can still go out. Just a lot stuff closed or takeout drive thur only..
Didn't they start the waking up in the hospital "cliché" also fairly sure this came out before the walking dead. Another no zombies heard the car alarm cause its day time and they are mainly out at night. (I'm ready for people to say its satire)
@@stevenjohnarmitage4345 will do ye I wasn't too sure tbh I just knew that they did it before twd. It's not even cliché ether lol he really overuses that word some would say it's cliché for him to do that.
@@Pheidias73 agreed but he states in the video 28 days rips off the walking dead. Walking dead volume 1 was first published 2003. 28 days was released 2002
@@danb22 The comment chain you replied to stated that *both* were imitating a much older film not that either was inspired by the other so that fact you shared, while true, is irrelevant.
@Chris Becker - that's the one I was thinking of :) Triffids has the waking up in hospital not knowing a catastrophe has happened, but the people aren't gone - there's plenty of them, and mostly harmless, just all blinded. Quiet Earth has the waking up (albeit at home) not knowing there's been an "event" and it also has the "everyone's gone" aspect; walking the deserted city looking for anyone else. Still amuses me that the protagonist in Quiet Earth takes advantage of the fact that he suddenly has the planet to himself to indulge in some serious cross-dressing! I can't really imagine a US or even UK film going there, but New Zealand film goes there :)
Yes, it's a total rip off. I always felt that it was a cop out on the part of John Wyndham - not everyone would go blind watching meteors, many would not even watch. Certainly not alcoholics and drug addicts.
True. Wyndham's premise in Day of the Triffids doesn't really stand up to scrutiny. It's highly unlikely - even in the era it was written - that virtually *everyone* would turn out to watch the meteors. The Quiet Earth is more plausible in that regard, with a far more exact and difficult-to-replicate set of circumstances required to survive the event - which was itself pretty much ripped off wholesale for The Langoliers, but that's another story :)
5:05 rooftop scene didn't have enough buckets originally so they scrambled to get whatever they could, even a laundry basket with holes in lol (bottom left)
Selena didn't turn into a damsel in distress. She realized she wasn't going to escape from a large group of armed men who were keeping her prisoner, and when she saw Jim attacking the soldier she thought he was infected BUT HESITATED. There was a bucket of foreshadowing leading up to that for goodness sake.
Right Jim even quips "that was longer than a heartbeat" bc she said after killing david shed do the same to him in a heartbeat and its meant to show shes grown close to jim and hes one of the few good things she had left
So distracted with removing a sin for Gleeson's performance when he's on the roof that you forget to sin the laundry baskets that he is using to catch the rain.
The ultimate sin here is that the end bit of music, "In the house, in a heartbeat" was later used by the same composer in Kickass. Why didn't John Williams think about doing that, using something like the Jaws theme in Star Wars? If you said "Because it's a dumb idea", you're right.
The infected didn't go out in direct sunlight, which is why the group wasn't followed out of the tunnel, why there were infected outside at the blockade during the rain storm, and why no infected popped up while Jim was calling for help at the beginning. This is further shown in 28 Weeks Later, when the only time the infected are seen outside during the day is on rainy and overcast days.
2:18 who says he didnt? they cant show every second of every day in these movies...they already showed him doing a walkaround and finding no one..time to move on to the point where he actually finds something
8:21 I think it's pretty clear in this universe that these are just living humans, infected with a pathogen that renders them aggressive and primal. I don't think the movie wants us to think they're dead people coming back. We just call them zombies, but they're not actually zombies. My two cents
I was scared to watch this cuz its one of my favorite movies but i laughed so we good. Edit: the first walking dead comic was published in october something 2003 and 28 days later was released june 27 2003
Exactly. If anyone ripped anyone off, it was Robert Kirkman and TWD who ripped off this movie. The similarities are CRAZY throughout the whole movie and show.
Jeremy don't care. The Sins are for comedy, they aren't supposed to be serious. He literally says "like romero did, this movie TOTALLY ripped of the walking dead. Can't wait to read all the comments backing that one up." Obviously romero didn't rip off the walking dead either, it's a joke.
I've questioned that logic with every zombie movie. WWZ tried to answer it but it's still dumb that a non-sentient virus can distinguish who'd infected or not.
animals can distinguish predators from prey by how they act and how animals react is instinctual. Prey gets scared and has a look of hesitation and fear in it's eyes. A dog will chase a small animal that acts like prey and runs away, but will see one that stands is ground and shows dominance as something not to be messed with. It's entirely probable that if the virus made the infected more predatory and animalistic then they mightn't mess with each other since they wouldn't see each other as prey.
@retsaM innavoiG Generally a predator doesn't wanna go after prey that fights back if they have a choice in the matter. The possible injuries outweigh the possible meal. Honeybadgers are known to shift in their own skin to claw out the eyes of any larger predator that gets hold of them. You gunna eat something when there's a good 30-50% chance that you'll lose an eye over it?
Same way that humans know what a human is. The infected know who other infected are. Surely it's as simple as that. Can't be picking that stuff isn't real in a movie like this.
8:43 Oh, come on! No "Doctor Who is that?" reference like when a Companion's actor turns up? I know he only lasted 1 season before regenerating, but still...
@@davidpumpkinsjr.5108 It's a fun movie that's basically every teenager's fantasy, but I agree. The least they could have done is allow him a personal improvement arc where he's a better person by the end, but I guess that ruins the fantasy too much.
I think the infected not responding to Jim's calls or the car alarm is proof that they aren't zombies. They are just infected with uncontrollable rage. They are still somewhat human so they probably sleep.
3:02 um lets see why...zombie infection breaks out, and based on the infection rate, probably infects all of London in about 2 days. Which means his elderly parents, probably 60ish, are at home when they witness this happening, and have ZERO chance of making it to the hospital with that note. Which is the POINT the note is telling us, way to lose the ability to imagine Cinemasins.
Me seeing this on my feed: How DARE YOU criticize a horror classic such as this. *clicks on video because of course I'm gonna watch you shred this movie*
Did you hear about the teenager that just woke up recently in real life? He was in a coma for something like 11 months and he collapsed right before our existing COVID-19 pandemic. His family is still trying to figure out how to tell him now that he is awake.
You... DON'T know when there's blood in your mouth? Uhhh...he would definitely taste it. Also the note to Jim was more of a suicide note than an actual note to him.
Springwood Slasher the doctor who fan base on America is pretty big actually. And if you pay attention to any other videos he tends to say “doctor who is that” whenever one of the actors appears in the movie.
@@mihawk508 that's funny because out of all my friends I'm the only one who even knows what that show is. The show never played on any stations here so no moron most Americans dont like the show most Americans have never herd of it.
I'm sure this has already been said 1.5 million times, but the "awaking from coma in hospital, to stumble out confusedly into a deserted, post-apocalyptic London" is lifted from the great novel "Day of the Triffids"...very similar type of story, only with the role of zombies playes by bioengineered, carnivorous plants capable of locomotion (much scarier than it sounds). Oh; and a majority of the population is left blind after staring up at what was thought to be a 'meteor shower' as all of this kicked off, leaving them even more susceptible to the Triffids attacks. Again, much more effective than I'm sure it sounds
That scientist could have saved millions of lives if he just said “the chimps are infected with a highly contagious virus” instead of being poetic and saying “rage”.
Nah they'll call you fake news, Globalists, and how they are covered in Jesus' blood and it would protect them
UltraRanger what?
@@SuperKiao He said, "Nah they'll call you fake news, Globalists, and how they are covered in Jesus' blood and it would protect them" If you have NOT lived among people or watched any televised news from 2016 onward, then I can understand your confusion with his comment, everybody else including me TOTALLY got it and found it funny.
UltraRanger OMG fake news, globalist, jesus's blood LMAO sooooo true!! XD
@@bigemugamer Why are you using an O as the first letter of your comment? Are you one of those gullible round earther? Wake up sheeple! Do you research! Earth is flat! George Soros is using 5G to brain wash you!
Simple answer :
They don't give a fuck either way & smash the cages open.
- the end -
6:08 That store has rice, pasta, and toilet paper. +100 sins for being unrealistic. We saw what the zombies did in March.
Yep!!! This comment had me laughing for bout 10 minutes!!!
PREACH. seriously, why is flour so hard to find. i'm like the only baker around here..but NOPE< FLOUR MUST HAVE ALL THE FLOUR>
@@Sully365 can still find the occasional bag of flour haven't seen any yeast anywhere.
You win best internet comment for the day 👍
@@Sully365 apparently the issue isn't the lack of flour but the lack of bags, if anything there's a glut of flour as the industrial supply isn't being bought (gregs is closed after all), my local supermarket has a few of the massive catering size bags but none of the 1kg sized bags
I love how they show the quiet emptiness of the world around them, it's so eerie and ominous.
When I watched this for the first time a couple weeks ago I noticed in one of the shots of Jim walking through isolated London that you can literally see a guy walking in the distance
@@layladurrant6876😂😂😂Lmao man how did you see that? This movie was shot in 420p. It’s almost unwatchable for me. It was a great movie but man the quality is trash.
@@MamaMia84oo7 No shit sherlock it was the 2000s alright don't expect much. And also they filmed the film in the mornin in london so seeing some people in the distance is expectable as London is pretty big
@@MamaMia84oo7 its also what makes the movie have a such great atmosphere, because of the poor camera quality, if it was 4k 1080p it wouldn't have the same effect
"If this one's infected then why isn't it re-animated?" They're not zombies. They've got a virus that makes you uncontrollably angry. It doesn't re-animate the dead, it doesn't necessitate headshots, and it doesn't make you want to eat people. There's a scene in the sequel wherein a character gets infected and immediately just beats someone to death, no eating.
Left 4 Dead as a movie, basically, yeah?
(Haven't watched it myself)
@@MaxMalevich I don't know what the exact symptoms are for the L4D infected, so can't really say.
@Kyle Anderson yes thats a good comparison really. Minus special infected the virus works pretty much the same other than id argue the Rage Infected are smarter to an extent.
It's basically just Super-Rabies.
@GoodRiddanceGooglePlus There are no inconsistencies. The rules are consistent. The infected are killed in multiple ways in this one and not all of them are headshots, and you never see a dead person re-animate.
So they filmed the opening to this super early in the morning and held all the traffic that was going into London just out of shot, basically. Including my dad, who was in his car, watching Cillian Murphy (who was basically unknown at that point) crossing the bridge being filmed. Pretty cool. Also, the scene with him walking around with Godspeed You! Black Emperor playing in the background is just amazing.
You get a hundred thumbs up for knowing GYBE!
@@HeriEystberg People not knowing them are eternally missing out. I've seen 'em live three times. And The Sad Mafioso/East Hastings remains one of my all time favourite pieces of music, even though I don't really listen to it anymore.
That is awesome!!
People should remember this as an awesome pre-"magic software" filmscene. You know what I mean.
Yep... That scene introduced me to Godspeed You! Black Emperor. Pretty sure this movie introduced many people to that band, whose fanbase was exclusively college lesbians at one point.
The fact that he woke up 28 days later and not early is a miracle since even if he was in a coma, he was tied up with IV bags. There's only enough of that stuff for a day at most before needing a refill. He would be dead from dehydration LONG before waking up from a coma
Who said they abandoned the hospital the day the apes escaped the lab? The hospitals were probably the last place evacuated because .. they try to make sick people better. And i’d imagine they stocked patients up extra it’s the least a nurse could do
@@JohnBanana It didn't look like they took care of the guy when he woke up
Why didn't wake up in his own filth.
@@KenHSr Cinema, that's why
@@KenHSr no solid food, worse he could of done is urinated on him self repeatedly, which would dry, repeat, etc. - No smell'o'vision yet to deduce that and you would be surprised how resilient high-end hospital garbs are(yes, there is different qualities just like everything else). so no visual aids from the rubber beds.
Best-case scenario, super-slow drip, or a nurse was still floating around his room till a day or so earlier. (Hospitals are good for survival, fyi. in the past they usually had fallout shelters built in... They have to be able to withstand the worst to treat patients during the worst..)
What i cant explain is why he didnt have bed sores and his sheets werent just dirty from sweat, etc. even 2-weeks, it would be a bit dingy, its not like a single nurse was changing them with him on them...
I'm sinning you on the fact that you didn't sin the fact that he had holey laundry baskets on the roof in an attempt to catch water.
Brandon Rhodes - Yeah I noticed that too.
Maybe he expects vampires too and wants to collect some holey water.
I see myself out.
Yess! I was waiting for that to be pounced on bigtime!
Brandon Rhodes I did think that too when I saw it - then I thought most of those styles of basket could still catch a small amount of water in the bottom. If they’re desperate I assume they’d use any container at their disposal, even those with a very limited holding capacity.
This is an assumption on my part though, because I couldn’t really see the bottoms of the baskets to tell where the holes began.
It's even referenced in the commentary. They assumed one hundred buckets would be enough, but when they turned up to film, it looked pathetic so they sent the runners out to get any containers they could get their hands on... and they did! In the end they decided it was better for the roof to look full than for it to make sense. =P
This movie has its flaws but the first few minutes after he wakes up are beyond terrifying. That scene in the church when he shouts and the infected stand up and just stare at him... amazing scene.
The church scene when the infected look up at Jim is the scariest thing I've ever seen. Their faces are so warped. The camera quality and music make it even scarier.
I agree
and then how they just blend back in like they weren’t even there… 😬
In the Italian version, the scientist says "rabbia". In Italian that is the name of a specific illness. I think in English is "rabies". This makes a huge difference.
Latin "rabies" is actually where the English word "rage" comes from.
Well the Rage Virus is a mix of Ebola and Rabies so it makes sense.
@@renardmigrant And in Finnish, rabies is 'raivotauti', literally 'rage disease'.
For a second I literally thought you said ravioli and the idea of a disease named after a canned pasta made me cackle. @topioksanen8734
You get a sin for not knocking a sin off for "In the House, In a Heart Beat". Bloody master piece of music, that alone made John Murphy a legend!
He also gets a sin for saying this movie ripped off the walking dead. The whole bloody movie inspired the starting scene from the walking dead and revolutionized the zombie genre.
@@ThatTurboProbe he was being sarcastic when he said that
@@Fluffyolphert Still, he sinned it.
@@ThatTurboProbe and sins are SO important....
@@pato6738 I'm just saying my opinion.
If "Everything wrong with 28 Weeks Later" isn't released in exactly 28 weeks I'm gonna be severely disappointed
According to a quick Google search, 28 weeks from today (May 12) would be November 24. So keep your eyes peeled for when that date comes around.
That video's going to be about 28 weeks long as well
same
I remember gettting em both, watching, and feeling liked id gotten the virus at the plot of the second...never watched em since..Even bein on this CS is my first even vague nod to it in yearrrrs
oops! 28 Weeks later was released 52 ish weeks ago! 19th May 2019.
There's two things not wrong with this film:
1. Cillian Murphy
2. The song (In the house - in a heartbeat)
And, there has never been anyone sexier than Naomie Harris in this movie.
Also I’d like to add the Brian Eno song when they’re on the road to Manchester, along with Naomie and Brendan.
So 5 things? With honorable mention to the empty London street shots.
That song is by far the best part of this entire movie! Love it
When he pokes the soldiers eyes out! Awesome scene
This movie is amazing, I know you’re joking but there’s definitely more than 2 good things about this movie
"No way! How do you confuse 28 Days with 28 Days Later?"
"I thought Sandra Bullock was going to fight the zombies."
How is this comment from 12 hours ago?
Prepare for people who call you a time traveler.
G-Unit1111 how did you comment this 12 hours ago..
Joj SpilledTheTea
Holy shit yeah lol
@@jojspilledthetea ikr
As someone who HATES zombie movies for how repetitive and boring they become...this is absolutely a good movie
but these not zombies tho since they starve in in 28 weeks later
@@soarin64 so you wouldn't put it in the "zombie" movie category? would you say thats just as out of place as cinderella in an action shooter category?
Train to Busan is the greatest zombie movie. Even if you hate zombie movies, it's worth a watch
This was the first movie where the zombies were actually frightening, If I can outwalk their top speed I'm not that worried.
Yes and No. Good to watch, but the writing and logic is low lvl
I'll just leave this here:
28 days later - 2002
The walking dead issue 1 - 2003
It was supposed to be a joke it just wasn't very funny.
@@TJ-kh2zc That's probably the reason why I didn't know it was a joke. I thought that it maybe would be one, but it wasn't funny
Yeah I was looking for a comment like this.
@@TJ-kh2zc I’ve seen this movie and it’s amazing so you’re wrong ..
@@pomegranate1771 What?
6:09
Clearly you've never worked retail in England, especially for food shops.
A zombie could literally chew your leg off but the manager would demand you get in and stock the shelves.
Even worse in the states.
Manager: "Get in to work in ten minutes or you're fired!"
Employee: Is literally already one of the walking dead
That's actually 100% true. I once worked with a guy who's thumb had been crushed in a bank vault door and he was told by our line manager to "soldier on".
But are you an essential worker?
I always took 'Zombie' to mean mindless, not specifically 'undead' going back to it's voodoo origins, one can be a zombie and be fully alive.
Not in the modern day. The vast majority of people say zombie to mean undead now.
Zombie doesn’t mean undead but someone or something who mindlessly follows the same path or the daily routine with no questions asked
@@The_Real_Tom_Ball Which is why I prefer the high fantasy type zombies to film ones. At least they retain the mindlessly following orders part, via necromancy instead of drugs.
Political party members are the perfect example of mindless, fully alive zombies.
@@paisley6733 But only those from x party, which I conveniently am against.
Ok the grimey way that the movie is filmed really helps to set its tone quite well
Yes it was a very good decision by the producers
@@ProperlyPsychotic You mean the cinematographer & director
It didn't even look bad to me at all. Some people just gotta have their 7680x4320 resolution.
It's not a creative choice. It was just shot and set in England.
I just realized the absolute genius of yelling "TACOS!" to try to determine if there's people around. I might hide from someone saying hello, but I don't know if I could resist checking whether someone had tacos.
Underrated comment💀
Considering the way he was screaming hello, I'd run the other way... tacos however would have me curious....
After calling out "TACO", someone hiding calls out "PIZZA".
Like the "Marco Polo" pool game.
@@Bladewalker1 and just like that, taco polo was born...
Lmfaoo. 😂
At the end of the movie the infected starve to death since they are still living humans and need food. If that's true then shouldn't you just have to wait less than a week for the infected to die from thirst since they would still need water?
I'd say it's because it's easier to find water than food.
i read somewhere that the zombies in this movies can drink water but cant eat because the rage doesnt let them chew or swallow the food
Good point but from my understanding since these a infected with a strain of rage , they most likely have hydrophobia (since that disease makes it hard to swallow and is said to make victims afraid of water) so it could be assumed that like alot of other animals they could get most of their hydration from the bodily fluids of their preys
@@BlueK0olAiD Just one note: They're not afraid of water, watch the brilliant opening scene of 28 Weeks later where they jump into the river chasing Robert Carlyle.
@@BlueK0olAiD I have never looked that hard into it but that makes sense... What I find harder to understand is why so many - No Offence Matt10670 as I don't think this is you specifically as you seem to have been reading fan forums - seem to have to dissect and critique every little aspect of a movie... Danny Boyle is a Director, Writer, etc... NOT A BLOODY SCIENTIST! Of course there will be some technical inaccuracies - Just enjoy the sodding movie!!!
Would be different if it was supposed to be ACCURATE TO REAL LIFE EVENTS... But its not!
28 Weeks Later better get -20 sins for the opening, the amazing music and the code red scene.
I don’t know I don’t think 28 weeks later is nearly as good of a film
I don't think Weeks is anywhere close to the level as Days. That said, the opening was amazing. Makes you think in your fore-mind "Wow, what a coward, abandoning his wife", while in your subconscious mind, you know you'd have probably done the same if it meant survival, not just alone, but possibly for your children as well. Some truly existential shit up in there.
I agree that opening conjured up lots of feels. Was mesmerizing. The film should just have ended there.
@Yan Terahn I totally agree, I don't think he was cowardly, I think he was doing what he had to to survive. But you can tell that the movie was trying to script it as an act of cowardice.
Are you high??? Weeks is a awful film
The reason why the grocery store was untouched is because the rage virus is so fast to infect someone that probably there wasn't many people left to loot it. Selena said it would take about 20 seconds for a person to turn.
Which is the same reason only Great Britain was infected. Spreading too fast like that means planes wouldn't be able to carry anyone to other countries, because the crew and passengers would get infected. Even if the pilots were safe in the cockpit, they'd likely ditch the plane because their only way out is through the infected. It's a self defeating, and extremely localized virus because of its speed. The REALLY scary viruses will have an incubation period of a couple of days at the very least, and can spread globally from travel. It has been suggested that the Rage Virus in 28 Days Later might have been augmented with a chemical as a delivery mechanism which, given enough viral load, could spread throughout the body in a few heartbeats, though the length of time for incubation would likely be shortened to a few hours to a day at most.
A man walks into a bar with a giraffe, both get pissed, giraffe falls over, man gets up to leave. The Bartender says "OI! You can't leave tha' lyin' there!" The man says "oh! It's not a lion, it's a giraffe!"
You missed the “laundry buckets with holes to catch rainwater” on the roof... sin for you!!!
There’s a bottom portion with no holes. Could catch a litre of water. Gotta take what you can get.
@@unklemute1187 yeah that’s what I was thinking
@@unklemute1187 gotta make what you can with the budget lol
This one has always made me laugh. But at the same time, I think I’d use it too in their situation.
July 2020: finally the murder hornets are gone
*28 days later title card shows up*
Murder hornets?
Cole Wilder um you haven’t heard? They’ve made their way into Canada, the US and Europe... two inches big and their sting can kill in severe cases...
@@neflufv6392 sooo hornets then??
@@colewilder7353 No, murder hornets. Pay attention; murder hornets are a whole different breed of bastards from Asia that have such potent venom that a single sting can make your entire arm swell up in minutes and feels like hellfire in your veins. A single sting from a regular hornet will cause some moderate localized pain and swelling but, unless you're allergic, not much worse than an average bee sting.
Murder hornets also have a nasty tendency to invade honey bee hives, brutally murder the inhabitants by decapitating them then taking over the hive for their own pupa. On average, only a dozen murder hornets can utterly devastate an established honey bee hive in about an hour.
@@colewilder7353 what the hell hornets have you been hanging out with?
"Doctor Who, is this?"
Was not said when Christopher Eccleston was shown!
*ding*
Doon't. Fuhget. Naine!
I think this was before he did doctor who
@@benblogsandgaming3095 It was, but Jeremy has made plenty of jokes about other actors in similar situations, it was a missed opportunity.
@@benblogsandgaming3095 Tenant was Barty Crouch before he was Ten!
Also, thinking of how stocked up the store still is, I wonder if maybe since this infection transforms people really fast and turns them into nearly unstoppable killing machines, it's possible that the population was run down too fast for there to be enough people left over to clear out the store to an alarming degree.
@Fire Heart But how long did the rage apocalypse take to bring the population down to these numbers? Less than a month. I don't think people would have run the stores out too far in that much time, whether by super-covid or the rage virus.
@@Bro-cx2jc after the initial release of the lab monkey, the outbreak started as what people thought were riots all over england and spread from there, it brought the population down in like, days
"There are no rules in filmmaking. Only sins" Frank Capra
Mllo
I almost got infected with rage myself when he said it ripped off the walking dead
And that's the joke
@@Shizelfizel1234 it better be.
that was one of 3 times I laughed
of course it's a joke
He even said about people backing him up in the comments.
2002 was the film. First walking dead comic was in 2003. First episode of walking dead in 2010
@@Killer9010 yes, that's the joke. Along with claiming that George Romero ripped off the walking dead.
This is the movie that spooked me as a kid and made me enjoy being around people. Now as an adult, it's one of my favorite movies. Plus, here my crush for Cillian started.
They are not zombies, they are infected, therefore after they die they won't come back up
I can't stand it when people call them zombies
i here you
@@davidhonez8859 aye these aren't Zombies, but the Zombies we now know off are also not original Zombies.
The original Zombie is just a mindless human that is being controlled by a Voodoo priest, and they're very much alive.
@@MGC-XIII I'm pretty sure that they're supposed to be reanimated corpses in voodoo lore though. With any real life events are speculated to have been simply living people drugged into the zombie-like state.
@@WindChargerNut the first Zombie movies, where the word zombie was introduced, they were simply just living humans.
Then later on they turned undead.
Manchester is not a 2-3 day drive from London, especially when there’s literally no traffic.
Also: they missed a sin: Another moving car is clearly visible on the road during the drive to Manchester.
Yeah I never understood this part of the film because in reality it takes 4 hours to drive from London to Manchester even with lots of traffic
Waterford1992 zombies are more effective than sleeping policemen and gatsos, clearly.
Loinnir Whitby zombie joyriders?
I know I’ve been to Manchester it’s only a four hour drive from London.
1:15 One inaccuracy: 28 days later was made in 2003 or 02 so it didn’t copy a tv show that didn’t exist for another several years.
It was a joke just wasn’t very funny that’s all
It came out 2002, and the wtd comics came out in 2003. So ur right, they didnt rip it off.
@JACKSON JANES no it didnt. A year later
then the script for the movie probably came out before that.
JACKSON JANES This movie was definitely written before TWD comics. And most likely before the comic script as well.
Query: Are sins tabulated chronologically? Because many of the the sins that are question based ( why aren't zombies heading towards shouting man in London for example) get plausible answers later in the movie.
For example why isn't Selena checking Jim for bites is answered later on when they explain how fast the infection transmits. If he was bitten he would have turned long before they got to shelter.
Brandon Madigan yes and all films are reviewed in a vacuum, as in they havent seen future sequels (if applicable)
you're new here, aren't you
@@stormcloudsabound *insert first time meme*
It's not a sin if an explanation is found at any point in the movie timeline. It's because CinemaSins only watch it once and write down the "sins" as they see them on that run through. If they bothered to put any work into the channel they wouldn't find half the sins they do - but that would require effort from them and also halve their income which is based on running time of the video, not the quality of the content.
Could just be that the channel is just pure entertainment and the sins have no real meaning but what do I know?
You know it's a good movie when Cins has to make up BS sins like Staying alive.
Elor Yosnak awful movie 🙃
Ricky Hutton why do you think it was awful?
Ricky Hutton thanks for letting everyone know that your judgement on movies is terrible
Jack Abergel bruh it’s terrible.. but good to know you have terrible movie taste ✌️
You're bad at trolling
5:08 No sin for the obvious laundry baskets full of holes that have zero chance of collecting rain water? If you pause the scene there’s literally like 6 of them. It’s like production said grab any bucket shaped object and hope no one notices. Well I noticed 😂
the movie budget was really low and underestimated the amount of buckets needed so they grabbed whatever they could and spread it out
@@KLondike5 yep, and they're larger than a bucket, so technically, they might hold as much if not more water.
Also, it depends on whatever they could find within that building, or while they were out. If it looked like it could hold any water, take it.
Ah another episode of "Everything spoilers wrong duh.. with"
damn you i was about to comment that
I don't get it.
Jack Pepper r/whoosh
@@connorbower1205 Yeah, that was the point of my comment.
@@JPPWB the start of the video, it ligts up in order but if you just read it wouldn't make any sense
8:20 "Why don't the zombies reanimate?"
9:20 "This isn't a zombie film since the infected are still alive."
Are y'all even trying anymore?
Just "padding the sin count" :P
Sometimes it feels like they try to find excuses to sin movies. Dont get me wrong because this movie definitely has sins
@@jaktrapt Welcome to the channel.
I was thinking the same thing. Probably the worst one I’ve seen so far
Mando Khan2019 worst one ive seen aswell, a lot of reaches
12:14 The reason why he does not say „hey, I‘m not infected“ is a purely symbolic one. He literally turned into a zombie when he killed them all like that, and that is why this scene is so important. After all, what thing could brutally murder people without a second thought?
C'mon, I like zombie movie endings that actually aren't depressing as hell.
Same. They actually have an alternative ending where he dies from the injury. It's more realistic but doesn't leave me wanting to watch it again
Watch 28 Weeks Later: a film that will make you root for anybody to kill two of the worst children to ever exist.
Nah, that’s why I love zombie movies. They’re depressing and I wish they would happen in real life
@@ghost3d474 pretty sure your opinion would change while being mauled by a human after losing everyone you like and were starving the last few days without shelter
@Ios5513 so you like starving freezing and getting your arm getting mauled off okay
08:44 [Christopher Eccleston on screen]
Jeremy: [Silence]
EVERY long-time Cinema Sins Fan:
"Doctor WHO IS THAT?"
I watched that ridiculous ending, new it was ridiculous every second, laughed at how ridiculous the transition from mild mannered bike courier to Splinter Cell Rambo was...and yet I still loved every minute of it.
Sometimes a moment of pure empowerment for the hero can be exhilarating in ways that defy taste and logic and plot.
*knew, not new
"INFECTED WITH WHAT"
"rage."
The Barbarians are spreading.
no one this movie is a prequel to DC vs mortal kombat
I saw this in the theater. That one line completely killed the movie for me.
@@masmurdermonkey9233 U mean WOT
@@senaanthasena9091 I don't, what is that? Is it literally just WOT or some sort of acronym?
Sin 40:
Biggest sin of the movie.. Staying on that fully stocked grocery store would've been the smartest idea.
I agree! I mean I suppose you'd be likely to run into more people also looking for food and who may not be willing to share- as well as the fact that they couldn't have set up that huge message for the military to see as they did at the end of the movie. But I still think it would have been the smartest choice. Its got food- a roof over your head- it had lights for some reason- and there is probably some way to get to the roof for the message thing. It would have been a good choice.
Well no, they had a plan to go to the military. That's why they didn't stay.
@@nobudgetcomments2742 Still, if I were on that situation, I'd say f*ck the military, there's a lot of food here, and assuming they stayed there for an hour, it is relatively safe. I bet they could've easily fortify the place too.
Biggest sin of the movie is definitely sucking face with the dude covered in unknown blood.
@@abelingaw5070 So if you were stranded on an island, you'd pass up on being rescued by ships as long as there's enough coconuts? I mean, it's a question between *maybe* somehow surviving and encountering civilization again for them.
The sin counter and sentence being "28 years later" aged well. Boots boots boots.
Cinema sins really be reaching. You're giving a sin for them being rescued at the end?? 😂😂😂
Don't forget "The sprinting dead" he came up with a bad joke and sinned the movie
That one was clearly a joke because of the overabundance of Happy endings in mainstream cinema. Or maybe it's because this film was originally going to be fairly downbeat but they were made to change it for being too dark.
worse was 8:30. he explains why the soldiers waited to kill him but proceeds to sin it anyway
Dying light got a movie
All of the clichés can get it
Half of these sins are you missing the point of some of the director's choices. Jim and Selena aren't suspicious of Frank because he saved their lives right in the nick of time. Once you witness that much rage at once, you need some levity. Frank also ends up dying later. The entire movie is about how people treat each other and the necessity of a balance between kindness and anger. Jim's kindness gets him far throughout the movie but his anger saves him against the military (the original ending, he ends up dead, cementing the tragedy of his unrelenting kindness, but the studio didn't like that). He uses his anger against the troops as a defense against false kindness, and then uses his catchphrase "Hello" to the plane, because rage victims don't greet you. It's simple yet elegant writing. You need both at the right time.
Beep boop your comedy circuit is broken, robonerd
Mega Zeta recommendations?
Yeah, but half the fun of Cinema Sins is when they miss the point and get everyone boiled up about it.
@@stockwellsantley6606 The other half is watching people who think they make the mistakes intentionally coming to the comments section to defend them. These guys are SEO company men, not cinema lovers, so it's not wonder they get it wrong so often.
That was beautifully explained
Firing when you don't know the enemy's location is called "reconnaissance by fire."
👍👍👍
Danny Boyle is so underrated. Excellent films without a Hollywood budget.
Well, except for that Oscar he won with Slumdog Millionaire. But point taken.
How is Danny Boyle underrated? 😂
Sunshine cost about $40 million US, but it is an excellent film!
What was the name of the one with the kid who talks to saints?
People need to stop using the word underrated when it doesn't apply 💀
6:56 There is nothing wrong with really really wanting a burger,... it's the little things that make life worth living(like needing a Twinkie when you go to Zombieland).
If this quarantine has taught me anything, a month without burger is hell
@@CallsignYukiMizuki what country you live in?
@@colewilder7353 New Zealand
@@CallsignYukiMizuki ah well i dont know bout there but in the usa in most if not all places you can still go out. Just a lot stuff closed or takeout drive thur only..
I can order a burger at the drive-thru. I just don't want some kid to sneez, cough, lick, drool or bump their ass on my order.
Cillian Murphy = I am interested
Cillian Murphy AND Brendan Gleeson = OK this film is an instant favourite
Is gleeson Dr who?
@@paddybyrne5690 Christopher Eccleston
*_Everything wrong with 13 minutes or less in 28 Days or Later_*
hold up
I'm surprised he didn't say "doctor who is that?" when Christopher Eccleston came up.
Jay Laslow never skip 9
@@Nbalko1997 Exactly. Never, ever skip nine.
Terrible
Didn't they start the waking up in the hospital "cliché" also fairly sure this came out before the walking dead. Another no zombies heard the car alarm cause its day time and they are mainly out at night. (I'm ready for people to say its satire)
This time it was sarcasm, not satire.
I don't think they did start the cliche - check out John Wyndham's Day of the Triffids for that one - 1951
@@stevenjohnarmitage4345 will do ye I wasn't too sure tbh I just knew that they did it before twd. It's not even cliché ether lol he really overuses that word some would say it's cliché for him to do that.
Worse... IT'S INFECTED WITH CINEMASINS!!!😵
You are right. This movie came out roughly 4 month before The Walking Dead xD
I am pretty sure that both this and the Walking Dead stole the waking up in a hospital alone from Day of the Triffids.
But 28 is before TWD!
@@FranSanTeeth90 Day of the Triffids pre-dates them both by about 50 years.
@@Pheidias73 agreed but he states in the video 28 days rips off the walking dead. Walking dead volume 1 was first published 2003. 28 days was released 2002
@@danb22 The comment chain you replied to stated that *both* were imitating a much older film not that either was inspired by the other so that fact you shared, while true, is irrelevant.
danb22 that was supposed to be a joke about walking dead ripping off 28 days later to bait people in the comments
Isn’t the whole “waking up in an apocalypse not knowing what’s gone on” cliche originally from day of the triffids?
Yes. And I believe Danny Boyle said he took inspiration from that book for the film; or at least the opening.
@@adamk8639 It felt alot like he took inspiration from the quiet earth in the beginning.
@Chris Becker - that's the one I was thinking of :) Triffids has the waking up in hospital not knowing a catastrophe has happened, but the people aren't gone - there's plenty of them, and mostly harmless, just all blinded.
Quiet Earth has the waking up (albeit at home) not knowing there's been an "event" and it also has the "everyone's gone" aspect; walking the deserted city looking for anyone else.
Still amuses me that the protagonist in Quiet Earth takes advantage of the fact that he suddenly has the planet to himself to indulge in some serious cross-dressing! I can't really imagine a US or even UK film going there, but New Zealand film goes there :)
Yes, it's a total rip off. I always felt that it was a cop out on the part of John Wyndham - not everyone would go blind watching meteors, many would not even watch. Certainly not alcoholics and drug addicts.
True. Wyndham's premise in Day of the Triffids doesn't really stand up to scrutiny. It's highly unlikely - even in the era it was written - that virtually *everyone* would turn out to watch the meteors.
The Quiet Earth is more plausible in that regard, with a far more exact and difficult-to-replicate set of circumstances required to survive the event - which was itself pretty much ripped off wholesale for The Langoliers, but that's another story :)
Half of the sins in this video is because he thinks they are zombies
Or bc he hasn’t understood some other important plot point/human nature
5:05 rooftop scene didn't have enough buckets originally so they scrambled to get whatever they could, even a laundry basket with holes in lol (bottom left)
Danny Boyle really wanted that shot haha
Selena didn't turn into a damsel in distress. She realized she wasn't going to escape from a large group of armed men who were keeping her prisoner, and when she saw Jim attacking the soldier she thought he was infected BUT HESITATED. There was a bucket of foreshadowing leading up to that for goodness sake.
Right Jim even quips "that was longer than a heartbeat" bc she said after killing david shed do the same to him in a heartbeat and its meant to show shes grown close to jim and hes one of the few good things she had left
She'd seen men become more ruthless than the virus itself.
So distracted with removing a sin for Gleeson's performance when he's on the roof that you forget to sin the laundry baskets that he is using to catch the rain.
Those baskets have a small space at the bottom. Could hold like a litre, maybe.
The ultimate sin here is that the end bit of music, "In the house, in a heartbeat" was later used by the same composer in Kickass.
Why didn't John Williams think about doing that, using something like the Jaws theme in Star Wars? If you said "Because it's a dumb idea", you're right.
Pirates of the Caribbean theme was in Gladiator. Can't remember which came first, Gladiator I think.
John Williams used The Planets in star wars.
@@dentoncrimescene *was inspired by
Literally one of my favorite fight scenes of any film ever and it was an unrecognizable Nick Cage ruclips.net/video/h-Y7v9WyBug/видео.html :57 seconds
Look up "every frame a painting" video about move music composition
Note to self: start band called A Clockwork Orangutan.
Note to self: Do audition in the band called A Clockwork Orangutan
Anthony Burgess who wrote "A Clockwork Orange" had lived in Malaya, and knew "orang" meant man in Malay. "Orang utan" means "man of the forest".
@@anonb4632 Ah that's right, very interesting!
@@anonb4632 Very cool. It's almost like there may be a reason for naming his book that way! Actually meant with no sarcasm. Sorry if it failed.
In Northern Ireland, they have Clockwork Orangemen. They come out every twelfth of July like clockwork...
The infected didn't go out in direct sunlight, which is why the group wasn't followed out of the tunnel, why there were infected outside at the blockade during the rain storm, and why no infected popped up while Jim was calling for help at the beginning. This is further shown in 28 Weeks Later, when the only time the infected are seen outside during the day is on rainy and overcast days.
I just love how people dislike the video and they haven't even watched it yet.
Most of the time it's bad by default to be fair. But never know unless you watch yourself right
Probably those cinemawins people. Lol
Lol you're probably right
Disliked it just because you said so
@@bruhman9018
Good for you, kid.
Whenever CinemaSins takes off a sin within the first 2 minutes, you know they're a fan... This makes me happy :D
2:18 who says he didnt? they cant show every second of every day in these movies...they already showed him doing a walkaround and finding no one..time to move on to the point where he actually finds something
My thoughts exactly
Please do Everything Wrong With Shaun of the Dead
But that's almost a perfect film.
The video would be about five seconds long.
Everything Wrong With Quarantine
YESSS I've been commenting this for AGESSS
And by proxy, they'll have to do Hot Fuzz.
Here you go:
*The video starts*
"Nothing, it's perfect."
*The video ends*
8:22 They're not zombies. They're alive but infected with a more hardcore form of rabies.
9:16 Oh wait, Nevermind
8:21 I think it's pretty clear in this universe that these are just living humans, infected with a pathogen that renders them aggressive and primal. I don't think the movie wants us to think they're dead people coming back. We just call them zombies, but they're not actually zombies. My two cents
I was scared to watch this cuz its one of my favorite movies but i laughed so we good.
Edit: the first walking dead comic was published in october something 2003 and 28 days later was released june 27 2003
1st of November 2002 for the uk ;)
28 Days is November 2002 (UK) so its for sure first!
Also I'm sure he's talking about the show which is worse because it premiered in 2010.
Exactly. If anyone ripped anyone off, it was Robert Kirkman and TWD who ripped off this movie. The similarities are CRAZY throughout the whole movie and show.
Jeremy don't care. The Sins are for comedy, they aren't supposed to be serious. He literally says "like romero did, this movie TOTALLY ripped of the walking dead. Can't wait to read all the comments backing that one up."
Obviously romero didn't rip off the walking dead either, it's a joke.
You missed the giant plot hole that the rage-infected never raged against each other.
I've questioned that logic with every zombie movie. WWZ tried to answer it but it's still dumb that a non-sentient virus can distinguish who'd infected or not.
animals can distinguish predators from prey by how they act and how animals react is instinctual. Prey gets scared and has a look of hesitation and fear in it's eyes. A dog will chase a small animal that acts like prey and runs away, but will see one that stands is ground and shows dominance as something not to be messed with.
It's entirely probable that if the virus made the infected more predatory and animalistic then they mightn't mess with each other since they wouldn't see each other as prey.
@retsaM innavoiG Generally a predator doesn't wanna go after prey that fights back if they have a choice in the matter. The possible injuries outweigh the possible meal.
Honeybadgers are known to shift in their own skin to claw out the eyes of any larger predator that gets hold of them. You gunna eat something when there's a good 30-50% chance that you'll lose an eye over it?
The biological response causes them to only go after the uninfected. Their sense of smell is greatly increased. It was part of the overall experiment.
Same way that humans know what a human is. The infected know who other infected are. Surely it's as simple as that. Can't be picking that stuff isn't real in a movie like this.
8:43 Oh, come on! No "Doctor Who is that?" reference like when a Companion's actor turns up? I know he only lasted 1 season before regenerating, but still...
Don't Skip Nine!!!
Bruh He's best doctor next to Tennant
"I am tried of Jim screaming HELLO into the f*cking void, why don't try something new like TACOS" This is why i love this channel
when we getting everything wrong with ferris buellers day off?
That's easy enough to sum up in two sentences:
Ferris Bueller is an irredeemable prick. In any other 80s movie, he'd be the villain.
@@davidpumpkinsjr.5108 It's a fun movie that's basically every teenager's fantasy, but I agree. The least they could have done is allow him a personal improvement arc where he's a better person by the end, but I guess that ruins the fantasy too much.
David Pumpkins Jr. ferris is king
I think the infected not responding to Jim's calls or the car alarm is proof that they aren't zombies. They are just infected with uncontrollable rage. They are still somewhat human so they probably sleep.
"Which movie's sins should we expose next?!" I wanna see you sin *Team America: World Police* just for the LOLs.
Nothing, nothing is wrong with this movie. It’s perfect in every way.
Yup
Agreed
that part.
Grocery store has toilet paper during pandemic. Therefore, you sir, are wrong.
Misha L agree!
I still love this movie! One of the best uses of music, dark scenes and camera work!!! Very eerie!
3:02 um lets see why...zombie infection breaks out, and based on the infection rate, probably infects all of London in about 2 days. Which means his elderly parents, probably 60ish, are at home when they witness this happening, and have ZERO chance of making it to the hospital with that note. Which is the POINT the note is telling us, way to lose the ability to imagine Cinemasins.
Me seeing this on my feed: How DARE YOU criticize a horror classic such as this. *clicks on video because of course I'm gonna watch you shred this movie*
Why is Eccleston obsessed with hot water? Jeremy has seriously underestimated how necessary tea is to the operation of British Armed Forces.
This is the first time I’ve watched a cinema sins video that wasn’t made a year ago
I seen the trailer for the sequel to Train to Busan. It looks like it should be pretty good.
A sequel huh? Hmmmm
Looks like resident evil crap to me
Whetr
when Jim was yelling 'hello' into the void generally thought he was gunna sneeze at the same time, and I would have been amazing if he did.
I’m waiting for someone to say “No TWD ripped off George A. Romero and 28 days later” 🤣
A better term would be-'took inspiration'
@@hidof9598 really?😐😐
@@elpeluca7780,there is no doubt
@@hidof9598 you didn't get the joke or you just pretend you didn't?
I’ve seen it three times already.
There's nothing wrong with this movie. It's perfect. I've watched it 50 times. Each time, it's better, especially when alcohol is involved
One of my fav movies ever
5:01 I'm surprised you didn't give a sin for each laundry basket with holes being used for rain water collection.
4:34 Aye, there's Mad-Eye! 8:43 And The Doctor!
One of my favourite movies! Not even at mad at the analysis 😂 just love that you covered it! 🙌
Did you hear about the teenager that just woke up recently in real life? He was in a coma for something like 11 months and he collapsed right before our existing COVID-19 pandemic. His family is still trying to figure out how to tell him now that he is awake.
really????
"on the bright side, kid, there are no zombies. Yet."
8:08 mad eye moody origin story
little did you know this is the prequel to harry potter
You... DON'T know when there's blood in your mouth? Uhhh...he would definitely taste it. Also the note to Jim was more of a suicide note than an actual note to him.
When she Yells "Quiet!" Down the stairwell Lmao 🤣🤣🤣🤣
8:38 Did Hannah really say "Dad?" after watching hin get shot multiple times?? *ding*
Hahaha that always got me that 😂
It’s shock
Everything Wrong with... The Invisible Man.. in 2 seconds... who stalks that chick???? Sin counter breaks!! 🤣
Everything Wrong with The Invisible Man (1933)
What a coincidence, the sentence "28 Years Later" is the third upcoming movie.
Add 10 sin for a missed “doctor who is that” when Christopher Eccleston showed up
Terrible joke
SuperKiao who cares about how terrible it is, it’s TRADITION
Americans dont give a fuck about doctor who nor do we know who has played him.
Springwood Slasher the doctor who fan base on America is pretty big actually. And if you pay attention to any other videos he tends to say “doctor who is that” whenever one of the actors appears in the movie.
@@mihawk508 that's funny because out of all my friends I'm the only one who even knows what that show is. The show never played on any stations here so no moron most Americans dont like the show most Americans have never herd of it.
Rehashing an argument I used to have with my friends upon viewing this... those *aren't* zombies!
You sentenced this movie to 28 years later. It’s April 2024 and guess what they’ve just announced… 😊❤
I'm sure this has already been said 1.5 million times, but the "awaking from coma in hospital, to stumble out confusedly into a deserted, post-apocalyptic London" is lifted from the great novel "Day of the Triffids"...very similar type of story, only with the role of zombies playes by bioengineered, carnivorous plants capable of locomotion (much scarier than it sounds). Oh; and a majority of the population is left blind after staring up at what was thought to be a 'meteor shower' as all of this kicked off, leaving them even more susceptible to the Triffids attacks. Again, much more effective than I'm sure it sounds