@@pts9250 It's absolutely amazing. Honestly, I don't know how "Run" compares to this, but this song truly gives me goosebumps each and every time I listen to it.
Did you ever see 28 weeks in the theaters during this song scene? Or forever go down as one of the most uncomfortable 5 minutes of my life and panicked in any movie I've ever watched
This is by far my favorite piece of music ever used in a film, this was the perfect song for this series and gives you every feeling from the movie as well. Amazing song
The 28 days later theme always had a sense of "hopeful hopelessness", if that makes any sense. It's dark, dreary, and anxious. But it's always pushing forward, always looking towards the future and trying to get to the peace that once was. It's a perfect metaphor for both the infected and the main characters journey through the film.
Nah, I feel the same way listening to it. The chord progression definitely makes it have a tiny glimmer of hope in sight. It's barely there, but it exists.
Racist macro-evolution is nonsense with your magical system of acquiring new information from nothing. The mind is free to think ergo is not a slave so it is not a slave to physics so it is not physical. The very act of thinking crushes atheism. We are spirits from at least one Great Spirit. I prove he is the Jewish Elohim, in my series on my channel, and in "Proof Satan Rules The World Ergo The Bible is Right" which has over 3,000 slides of evidence.
When the snail finally catches up to me after 9,842 years but instead of killing me, he realizes that this whole time we each needed each other to live forever, thus defeating our purpose of ending one of each other's life's. We sit on an asteroid together floating through space contemplating what we do now that all of humanity, and the Earth, is gone.
Maybe you and the snail could like fuse together then because like a snail human god that watches over humanity for 3 thousand years and make them suffer until they realize that they should value their life and not destroy everything
It is intense...it is black...it is so very,very sad...it grabs onto you and it shakes you around and it will not let you go.Every once in a while,I just start humming it until I have to come back and listen.Amazing piece of art.
It just feels honest...in ways that there is no faking.It does not make you feel good...it...simply reminds you that music exists...which...lets you know ...amidst all internal chaos...even the doubt...the insecurities...we still have to hang on...because we're still here.
LambOfLucifer it makes you wonder how the movies would have faired without it right? I mean liked them, but this theme stuck with me to a greater extent than the movies.
Awesome description. The song is all the more powerful when it plays in the one scene of Cillian’s character walking in the empty streets of London. It just makes you as the viewer feel so unsafe, wondering if the characters are going to make it or if the nightmare is going to end at all.
10/10 rating 28 Days Later expertly explores the theme of societal collapse and survival in a post-apocalyptic world, providing viewers with a truly immersive and thought-provoking experience. The film's haunting atmosphere and intense performances further elevate its impact, solidifying its status as a modern horror classic. The use of fast-paced, frenetic cinematography adds to the sense of urgency and chaos, keeping viewers on the edge of their seats throughout the film. Overall, 28 Days Later is a masterclass in creating tension and suspense in a post-apocalyptic setting. The film's gritty realism and raw emotion also contribute to its success in capturing the desperation and fear of the characters as they navigate a world on the brink of collapse. With its powerful storytelling and unforgettable visuals, 28 Days Later remains a standout in the genre of post-apocalyptic horror films. This is just for the new people who don't know the film, so yeah.
Watched this with my class at school last day before spring break, I was 12 and that was my first experience in horror movies. Listening to this 10 years later is pure nostalgia
This song really does make you feel panicked.......lost........scared. Emotions that fit perfectly for an apocalyptic world. I can imagine a guy walking through a field with a gun anxiously looking for rage zombies then starts running as the music builds.
This music helped me a lot when i was a child suffuring alone thanks for the recovery my masterpiece i am 25 right now the new generation keep this forever ❤
I think of Don leaving his wife for dead with a random child and abandoning his family and friends to die from the zombies and running along that green field to the boat…
@@spaghettibolognese5838 Damn bruh, the way you say that makes it seem like he had choice. It was either stay with his dumbass wife that chose to go after the kid instead of staying with him and escaping, or try saving his wife with absolutely zero chances of survival.
The build up is just stunning, one of the most gripping I have ever heard. Stunning crescendo afterwards as well. It just demands to be listened to lots of times. Superb film also, launched a few careers that one (and enhanced others).
Amen….Praise All Parents that have suffered from a disrespectful child they brought into this earth….either be a manchild or an actual infant…Godbless this earth with the most of my meaning & every generation to come….we need love & actual consciousness of how serious it is to do what were so very capable of…Praise All!
i was 18 when this came out and 9/11 had just happened. The government started cracking down on us all, and the internet was exposing all kinds of scary things. My friends and I were learning about perpetual global warefare, climate change and just the darkest parts of our modern reality. This movie really encapsulated the terror we were all starting to wake up to.
I love the sound of all the instruments. The sweetness of the bass, the body of the acoustic guitar, the consistency of the drums, the rage of the electric guitar, the aura of the sound effects... and that ostinato, so immersive. This song understand the steps of our decadency in a zombie scenario: - Starts calmly, nobody except for the scientists knwon the inevitable. - It increase the amount of instruments, the society is now in danger and we know it. - Explodes with the electric guitar and the cymbals of the drums, nobody is safe. - Ends with the same instrument it started with, with a similar riff, but slower. The world is in peace, the streets are silent. There is no good or bad end, just a world that, seen from afar, is the same as ever.
Have faith, we may actually be waking up as a collective human consciousness.... There have been enough movies to warn us. The Matrix, for example. George Orwell's 1984
I was one of a team who had to work during Covid, and played this on my car stereo during the drive home through deserted streets. It’s one of the most memorable and disturbing journeys I’ve ever taken.
he is forever the scarecrow in my mind now. So 28 days latter to me is scarecrow wonders around abandoned london. For the first little bit of the film anyways
3:30 this is my favorite part because it brings beauty in a bleak and dark world. The subtle strings just convey a wonderful sense of beauty and hope through the darkest of times, a sense of relief.
I always thought zombies stories and games and such could be very immersive, gripping and overall pretty awesome, but they weren’t “scary” for me before I saw this movie. The masterful way it was shot, edited and acted already makes this one of the greatest genre redefining horrors of all time... but this theme carries it to truly legendary movie status. Easily the best zombie film ever made in my opinion.
I haven’t watched 28 days lyre, but I can recognize this is REALLY good zombie music. I felt like writing what this music makes me think of, and how it helps to visualize an apocalypse through song, but I got a bit carried away, but here it is… In the beginning it’s simple, but something’s off, you can’t tell what but the streets feel… empty, there’s no-one around to be seen, you reassure yourself that everythings fine, but wait is that, Blood on the floor?!, it can’t be fine, something is clearly deeply wrong. You continue to wonder, trying to find people, or food, or any other kind of help, or anything*, but all you can find is emptyness, both in the streets, and the soul, there’s not help on the way, no, this is the end, there is no help, no anything, nothing except those *things*, you spotting one in someone else’s house, you thought it was a human at first, but once you got a good look at it you knew otherwise. my god, it resembled a human but it clearly was not, its jaw, it’s rotting flesh, its eyes, it’s *smell*, it’s *EVERYTHING*, this is not one of gods creatures for sure, not even one of devil’s creatures either, it is a mix of man’s evil and careless curiosity, a self inflicted curse that will destroy its enchanter and destroy them, it is a corruption of everything, it makes everything hopeless, everything empty, and you can’t stop feeling it, you can’t stop feeling the emptiness that strikes at every part of one’s core. A part of you wishes that something horrible happens, maybe then you would stop feeling so empty. and then it happens, as the drums kick in you realize that one of those *things have spotted you, they make horrible, horrible shrieks that alert tons upon tons of those amalgamations of flesh start shuffling towards you, you hear the sounds of their groans all around you. This is when you realize, this is the end, there is nothing left after this, no help, no return back to normal, no afterlife, no nothing. You will die trapped here, on this planet. Once so full of life now deserted and turned into a dark reflection of itself, and the worst part about it is that even though you feel the intensity of all the fear and dread, you still feel as empty as before, if anything, you feel more empty. And as you are nearing the end, expecting for a resolution, hoping for a resolution. There’s nothing, because even if you DO survive this, you’ll still die in this, this *place*, and even after your death there will still be nothing left but an apocalypse afterwards.
One of the greatest films ever made. The ability to capture such a powerful set of emotions by bringing this idea of a dreadful, bleak state of reality to life in such an authentic way is astounding. The emotion from the songs also are so compelling. It's like that arrangement of musical notes on those specific instruments was always meant to go with this. Here's a perfect metaphor: its like the music and the movie are two different languages that are saying the same thing when you translate them! And going further, the movie/song conveys the PRECISE emotion and tunnels its way into the depths of your soul to inform you of something not quite attainable with the intellect. It's beyond intellect. It touches the nerve of the soul and pulls you deep down the well of feeling. The whole project: absolutely extraordinary!
Though 28 days later wasn't technically a zombie movie (They weren't dead, they had a virus) I still feel that it was by far the greatest horror film in this genre. The writing, the acting, the cinematography, and oh yeah, the soundtrack, all were perfection. One of the most emotionally gripping and terrifying movies I've ever seen. 10/10.
+mr5elfde5truct 28 days later recreated the whole "zombie" genre. I have no doubt that walking dead would not exist without 28 days later paving the way. One of the greatest British films of all time without a doubt, along with trainspotting this cemented Danny Boyle's place in the most elite class of directors to have ever existed.
Uh,wrong: "traditional" zombies and ragers are both fucked by a brain disease. Both of them technically die before they turn hostile AND they're never gonna return to their previous form(normal human). For all intents and purposes,this was a zombie movie.
Back during the start of the pandemic when everyone was freaking out and storming the grocery stores, my buddy when into the office of the store he worked at and put this on the speakers. He got fired for it.
i remember hearing this many years ago, and for a really long time i didnt know what it was. though i do really want to point out something creepy that happened whenever i remembered it. often at times, some days at a random time i would decide to remember the start of this theme, but when i would think about it, a sudden noise would happen somewhere in the house which seemed to distract me from listening to this. but upon going back to remembering it again, yet another sound happened i think which distracted me away from thinking about this song a bit more, and it often scared me. because of that, i used to not try to think of this theme anymore. but while going through a playlist just now looking for a theme which is often used in memes, ive finally found this again. this theme is amazing, and ive wanted to know what it was for 7 years, and now i finally know what it is.
2:13 Your mom says she's almost home, and the house better is clean. You frantically get up trying to clean the whole house, rushing trying desperately to put everything in its place. 3:31: You hear the door open your soul leaves your body. The house is still a mess, she's yelling already, she's on her way to the room to grab the belt and beat your ass.
this feels like a camera very slowly panning out from the hiding main character to a completely ruined city with a massive horde of at least 500000 zombies just moving along
For anyone imagining their own fall of society to virus, yes it is copyrighted but they can't copyright your mind for remembering this music 0:01 *First cases* 0:07 *more than one case, maybe 20* 0:26 *100 cases* 0:32 *200 cases* 0:58 *500 cases* 1:05 *900 cases* 1:09 *Epidemic in whatever Country* 1:26 *Nation wide* 1:31 *Spreads to the nearest country* 1:49 *Pandemic* 1:54 *Ground 0 destroyed with other smaller nations* 2:10 *Skyrocketing deathtoll* 2:13 *POINT OF NO RETURN* 2:39 *Humanity on the brink of extinction* 2:53 *Last few humans, 90% of the global population gone* 3:13 *Last 2 humans* 3:18 *Last human, 99.9% population gone* 3:31 *Last human takes their final breath, a quiet world* *A once bustling world rich with human population, the humans having their destiny to spread throughout the stars, all gone now....* (This text isn't copyrighted, the song is from the peoole who made the movie, also I'm not talking about the rage virus)
I'm one of those "essential employees" that can't stay home. My building is mostly abandoned. Only a few of us maintenance people come in on rotating shifts. Normally literally thousands upon thousands of people are in the building at any time. I blare this going into work as I drive across empty parking lot after empty parking lot. It's surreal. I hope you're all staying safe out there. Edit: small update. I'm now the only one coming into my building, save for a couple security guards to make sure I don't have a fever when I come in. Building is otherwise abandoned and empty. Just me maintaining everything so we have a building to come back to. I played this and stuck the phone in my pocket walking around the empty building. Creepy.
@@DKy0 they sort of self regulate- they've all been given a touch free thermometer. Too high they're sent home. Layoffs and mass firings within the company have started, my job is still thankfully safe.
This theme defined the bleakness of the 28 Universe. You can feel the sense of hopelessness, loneliness and overall depressing tone of the theme that fits so well with 28 Days and 28 Weeks. Bravo to the composer of this.
The spy has already breached our defenses. You've seen what he's done to our colleagues. And worst of all he could be any one of us. He could be in this very room! He could be you, he could be me he could even be...
At a certain year , 28 days later will turn into 28 years later and at some point may be 28 years decade later and then 28 centuries later (If youtube will exist) , this theme really makes me feel like working in a lab to create a destructive stuff which could create a chaos , panic, suffering and confusions in humanity in a terrible apocalypse.
The actual melodies for this composition is very simplistic (with the “pulses”, the same 4 ascending notes starting with a #, the drums, the base-line, etc etc)- but the accumulation and overlap is done so phenomenally and creates something so iconic. AND THE FINAL SECONDS in which the accumulated “chaos” (which, I believe, is a musical depiction of the virus taking over the conscience- I actually haven’t watched the movie yet so my thoughts my change) ends, and we are left with a simplistic melody. Almost like it’s the aftermath of an explosion. It’s honestly so haunting and yet beautiful at the same time.
Me hyping myself up on my front doorstep and pretending there's an actual zombie apocalypse starting. Got the whole movie in my mind. Shitting my pants right now, done listening to this masterpiece for tonight
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When you accidently touch the bottom of a school desk
hahaha nice one
EW
Hahaha
yuck.
i put bogey from my nose under school desk
I love how this builds and builds and eventually explodes.
The feeling is so good
@@pts9250 It's absolutely amazing. Honestly, I don't know how "Run" compares to this, but this song truly gives me goosebumps each and every time I listen to it.
@@pts9250 "Cypher sent us to hell, but we're going even deeper."
It makes me think about the beginning of the end of the world
Just like covid eyyy
This theme and the movie changed a entire genre which is incredible
Really did any time I even hear Glimpse of this song I look around make sure nobody infected 🤣
wtach sunshine 2007. same actor and director@@rata_laadat
There's a movie?
@@bluelittleman4 aint no way
@@R.alt10101 aint no way
Who cares how old this is, it will forever reserve a place in my heart as a perfect song
Did you ever see 28 weeks in the theaters during this song scene? Or forever go down as one of the most uncomfortable 5 minutes of my life and panicked in any movie I've ever watched
Это не song. Это melody. В song есть слова. В melody нет слов.
@@__-bb9yz💩💩💩💩
@@__-bb9yz if you can hear this...
Well my friend. 28 years later is confirmed.
This song is the exact definition of Seeing your own life and world crumble before your very own eyes
If a dog dies horribly in front of me again, it's gonna play for sure.
And putin is gonna hear this music
@@clownchum2560 HAHA, perfect song for the occasion
Walter White
@@CommissarChaotic what the fuck is wrong with u
Turn on the news and play this, Its both comical and terrifying.
breaking news a new pup from the Queen family is named doge
The fact that the media focuses on that as opposed to more important things rouses terror in me o_o
But also kinda funny
other news doge been shot and came back alive as a zombie and started the walking dead
Violent riot video is better!
I believe you mean comical, gritty, and romantic.
This is by far my favorite piece of music ever used in a film, this was the perfect song for this series and gives you every feeling from the movie as well. Amazing song
Murphy's other composition "Sunshine" is just as amazing.
SUNSHINE 2007 has the most amazing tracks i heard in a film. Its by the same writers
Interstellar Music: hello
In the house in a heartbeat is also a banger though.
this and "dead reckoning" from smoking aces are the best movie songs ever
The 28 days later theme always had a sense of "hopeful hopelessness", if that makes any sense. It's dark, dreary, and anxious. But it's always pushing forward, always looking towards the future and trying to get to the peace that once was. It's a perfect metaphor for both the infected and the main characters journey through the film.
Nah, I feel the same way listening to it. The chord progression definitely makes it have a tiny glimmer of hope in sight. It's barely there, but it exists.
Just out of reach, one single bite and there it goes
@@lesleyguevarra5374not just a bite, a single drop of infected fluid 💀
I get that too! Almost clawing forward for every inch you can get. Great song
This is a fantastic comment on the emotion vs the driving force of the music. Well done.
everybody gangsta until corona virus has enough dna points to upgrade itself
Hello there, General Kenobi.
So uncivilized.
Racist macro-evolution is nonsense with your magical system of acquiring new information from nothing. The mind is free to think ergo is not a slave so it is not a slave to physics so it is not physical.
The very act of thinking crushes atheism. We are spirits from at least one Great Spirit. I prove he is the Jewish Elohim, in my series on my channel, and in "Proof Satan Rules The World Ergo The Bible is Right" which has over 3,000 slides of evidence.
@@ii0000 Ah, its civil protection, I should pick up that can.
@@nickylaraiso9328 yeah you really need to pick up that can
No song gives me anxiety like this. It still terrifies me.
Strange how the mind works. I find the song quite calming. XD
2001 space oddessy monolith music is the most terrifying movie soundtrack for me
tjay
Didn't they use some variation of that for the Godzilla trailer?
Croí Saor This is one of the most beautiful masterpiece song ever. Fuck this life!!!!!
Your right
When the snail finally catches up to me after 9,842 years but instead of killing me, he realizes that this whole time we each needed each other to live forever, thus defeating our purpose of ending one of each other's life's. We sit on an asteroid together floating through space contemplating what we do now that all of humanity, and the Earth, is gone.
Well this is disturbing
Maybe you and the snail could like fuse together then because like a snail human god that watches over humanity for 3 thousand years and make them suffer until they realize that they should value their life and not destroy everything
Best zombie theme to exist. No other game, movie, or show in the genre have dirt on it.
Black ops 2 zombies theme:
ok your obviously younger than 22 and for that ill your opinion slide XD@@mademade9604
@@babaroach5695 I didn't say it's better in just saying it's also good
@@mademade9604you implied it
@@babaroach5695 age dont mean anything
There really is something about this theme that does make you feel anxious and depressed (in an entertaining way)... very emotive song.
It is intense...it is black...it is so very,very sad...it grabs onto you and it shakes you around and it will not let you go.Every once in a while,I just start humming it until I have to come back and listen.Amazing piece of art.
It just feels honest...in ways that there is no faking.It does not make you feel good...it...simply reminds you that music exists...which...lets you know ...amidst all internal chaos...even the doubt...the insecurities...we still have to hang on...because we're still here.
yep..
ANIME OTAKU
Thank you for your continued banter.Much enjoyed.
LambOfLucifer it makes you wonder how the movies would have faired without it right? I mean liked them, but this theme stuck with me to a greater extent than the movies.
It's seems so calm, yet it's so disturbing, sad and nostalgic at the same time, i love it
Ben Parsons
yea
Same here,dude
Awesome description. The song is all the more powerful when it plays in the one scene of Cillian’s character walking in the empty streets of London. It just makes you as the viewer feel so unsafe, wondering if the characters are going to make it or if the nightmare is going to end at all.
I thinl they used this in kick ass also..
LOVE you’re name ❤️👌🏻
10/10 rating 28 Days Later expertly explores the theme of societal collapse and survival in a post-apocalyptic world, providing viewers with a truly immersive and thought-provoking experience. The film's haunting atmosphere and intense performances further elevate its impact, solidifying its status as a modern horror classic. The use of fast-paced, frenetic cinematography adds to the sense of urgency and chaos, keeping viewers on the edge of their seats throughout the film. Overall, 28 Days Later is a masterclass in creating tension and suspense in a post-apocalyptic setting. The film's gritty realism and raw emotion also contribute to its success in capturing the desperation and fear of the characters as they navigate a world on the brink of collapse. With its powerful storytelling and unforgettable visuals, 28 Days Later remains a standout in the genre of post-apocalyptic horror films. This is just for the new people who don't know the film, so yeah.
bro used chat gpt and though we wouldn't notice
@@ferchsuckslol
@@cadenphillips4235 what?
Watched this with my class at school last day before spring break, I was 12 and that was my first experience in horror movies. Listening to this 10 years later is pure nostalgia
You watched this at school? Damn
And once again this song becomes relevant.
David Davidson Fucking Love it ❤️
@@valeriavaleria9240 lol
@@valeriavaleria9240 same
It always was.
@@warchiefvenomn7612 I know right
If there was the theme for the end of the world, this would be it. The theme of doom itself.
JC Malone or the battle of berlin when you realise all is lost, and your men are deserting because an unstoppable communist onslaught is in your city
and at that moment doomguy comes. his theme start playing. and shit goes down
@@3rdreichball525 fascists and communists deserve eachother
With quiet sirens in the background
I honestly can't think of much out there that's more chilling than this. Maybe midsummer murders.
"hey bro, we finally got superpowers. now we can be heroes!"
me asf:
meanwhile me when I get superpowers: "there's a star man, waiting in the sky"
@@kalilasqary4090he'd like to come and meet us
I know that one its the Goku Black meme💀
goku prowler ahh meme bro😭
R/im14andthisisdeep ahhh post
That one villain monologue that goes hard:
marv killdozer
@@mr_pigman1013 thats just his theme at this point
What was the video that had this music playing over Marv Heemeyer’s speech with the Killdozer?
This song really does make you feel panicked.......lost........scared. Emotions that fit perfectly for an apocalyptic world. I can imagine a guy walking through a field with a gun anxiously looking for rage zombies then starts running as the music builds.
Holy shit your so right lol
I feel more comfortable than anything? Excited, anticipation etc
yesss
bro that's just a scene from the film
@@theneworder3098 he said with a gun looking for them
One of the best, if not the best, post apocalyptic films of all time. Oh I miss the early 00's.
Absolutely, so good they used it in both of the 28 XXXXX movies (re: the first 10 mins of 28 weeks later...)
@@shylapollard5165 black summer is a series, not a film
The anxiety they would make us feel in the intro scenes with all the chaos were so good
Anyone forget zombie land???
@@Rifty-cz8rp I liked zombie land but 28 days later is one of the best in my opinion
This music helped me a lot when i was a child suffuring alone thanks for the recovery my masterpiece i am 25 right now the new generation keep this forever ❤
to me the best zombie theme I ever heard!.
Agreed!!!!!
Along side resident Evil.
I got BO2 vibes from this theme. The mission where woods finds out who he shot...
Oh shit yeah that mission made me cry lmao
This song is like where makorov in modern warfare 1 nuked the city
I WAS THINKING THE SAME THING
@@dam_toons7218 THAT TOO
@@tyskyis4020 yeah
Try driving down the highway with this on. It's something you'll probably never get to experience again.
@@stoicjedi I posted this when everything was just getting shut down from coronavirus
Instructions unclear currently serving 30 years for 10 counts of murder and reckless driving
Had me doing double takes in the mirrors 😂
Listen to this while driving through the riot areas in Minneapolis.
Doing it rn haha
Me and my friend were the only ones in this theater. We hung off the curtains. Best time ever.
Friend: Yo bro we finally got powers, we can be super heroes!
Me:
reminds me of Chronicle
I just think of Jim’s revenge in the mansion when I hear this. One of the most powerful scenes I’ve seen in a long time
Jim is a simp declining offer to join them while entire UK collapses
I think of Don leaving his wife for dead with a random child and abandoning his family and friends to die from the zombies and running along that green field to the boat…
Yes exactly, this was the song that played in that scene. The way he pushed his eyes UHGG
@@spaghettibolognese5838 Damn bruh, the way you say that makes it seem like he had choice.
It was either stay with his dumbass wife that chose to go after the kid instead of staying with him and escaping, or try saving his wife with absolutely zero chances of survival.
Me too! Him running in the rain…coming into his true nature in order to save the women he love! 28 days later was a MASTERPIECE OF WORK! ♥️
This is the sound of everything bad happening at once.
Yeah, like 50 missed calls from your mother...
The pizza rolls exploded and my micro wave is ded
I know right
Once?
The build up is just stunning, one of the most gripping I have ever heard. Stunning crescendo afterwards as well. It just demands to be listened to lots of times. Superb film also, launched a few careers that one (and enhanced others).
Somewhere, a middle aged bald-headed man is having a panic attack.
Good I hope he spends an eternity in hell
When you accidently slam the door after an argument with your parents:
You know you always win when they say "My house my rules" or "Stop backtalking"
@@highstreetanimations2006 tell me what you did!
Stop talking back!
Amen….Praise All Parents that have suffered from a disrespectful child they brought into this earth….either be a manchild or an actual infant…Godbless this earth with the most of my meaning & every generation to come….we need love & actual consciousness of how serious it is to do what were so very capable of…Praise All!
@@dirtyharryDDD so true bestie
@@awildkamui9711 lol
2020: did you like the trailer?
2021: how about an official movie?
2022: are you ready for this?
Oh heeeell noooo
Hanz Get the Flamethrower!!!
Next is covid pass, world debt reset and covid 21
Time to order a hazmat suit
@Pixelgun pro481 How do you know this?
28days later & 28weeks later r such gr8 movies man, if you've never watched them both you're definitely missing out
word to my muvah b
i was 18 when this came out and 9/11 had just happened. The government started cracking down on us all, and the internet was exposing all kinds of scary things. My friends and I were learning about perpetual global warefare, climate change and just the darkest parts of our modern reality. This movie really encapsulated the terror we were all starting to wake up to.
I love the sound of all the instruments. The sweetness of the bass, the body of the acoustic guitar, the consistency of the drums, the rage of the electric guitar, the aura of the sound effects... and that ostinato, so immersive.
This song understand the steps of our decadency in a zombie scenario:
- Starts calmly, nobody except for the scientists knwon the inevitable.
- It increase the amount of instruments, the society is now in danger and we know it.
- Explodes with the electric guitar and the cymbals of the drums, nobody is safe.
- Ends with the same instrument it started with, with a similar riff, but slower. The world is in peace, the streets are silent. There is no good or bad end, just a world that, seen from afar, is the same as ever.
Extinction of humanity is literally like a phobia to me
@@officialnexus7614 if it makes you feel better, from what i know humanity won’t die out without one hell of a fight.
@@screm1471 yeah that’s for sure thanks for making me a little better :)
@@screm1471 but the fight primarily only hurts us
@@FierceDeityTM yes and the zombies.
When you and another guy at the store lock eyes over the last pack of toilet paper
Bet I'm the only guy in the supplements store and online store for mass gainers lol and ammo damn the cigarettes lol
Have faith, we may actually be waking up as a collective human consciousness.... There have been enough movies to warn us. The Matrix, for example. George Orwell's 1984
@Asian Caillou I own plenty of guns lol own a gun store so trust me I'm good on that just been buying ammo gun ain't no hood without ammo
Fuck it. Let him have it. I don’t mind shitting in the middle of the forest and using fallen sycamore leaves as toilet paper.
Nacht Eule best fucking comment ever!!!
i’ve never even watched the movie but everytime i hear this song i just got a feeling of unease and i get covered in goosebumps
I was one of a team who had to work during Covid, and played this on my car stereo during the drive home through deserted streets.
It’s one of the most memorable and disturbing journeys I’ve ever taken.
No more toilet paper (song starts playing)
haha
+Game Doge Reviews *Camera slowly starts zooming into eyes and switching to toilet paper every couple of seconds*
Game Doge Reviews I wanted to like this comment but it was on 69 likes and I didn't wanna ruin it
sitting on toilet, checks to see if there is toilet paper
the no more toiler paper theme is the saw movie theme.
This soundtrack was used in kick-ass
Hi
The Big Daddy warehouse scene
Sounded a bit different.
I KNEW IT SOUNDED FAMILIAR
I thougth i was the only who noticed that
After just realising that it was Cillian Murphy in this I had to come back and rewatch it. First time since it's release at the cinema. Good times.
Everyone gangsta until Covid patients start rising from the dead.
28 days later was soo good but underrated
ikr, Cillian Murphy is the best actor
***** yessss
he is forever the scarecrow in my mind now. So 28 days latter to me is scarecrow wonders around abandoned london. For the first little bit of the film anyways
How is it underrated?
Terran Loyalist barely anyone knows it exist
On the bus going to school 0:00 - 2:12
Sees school in the distance 2:13
lmao
Lol!
End of the school 3:30
dont know why but your comment seems funny to mo lol
why did this make me laugh lmfao
This movie will always hold a place in my heart. Saw it high in theaters and not only it was a good movie but the soundtrack took me out of body.
3:30 this is my favorite part because it brings beauty in a bleak and dark world. The subtle strings just convey a wonderful sense of beauty and hope through the darkest of times, a sense of relief.
28 years later.
Come on Danny Boyle, we all know you can do it. 🙏
He’s gotta do 28 months first
@@beefyman9203 Doesn't make sense, 28 months is more than 1 year. They'd have to go to years. (+ It'd more likely be a trilogy)
@@layladurrant6876 true but dude :/
@@layladurrant6876 But 28 weeks is also more than 1 month?
@@TiraditAnimations fair point, but 28 months does not sound like a movie title, nor does it seem more interesting than 28 years later does
I always thought zombies stories and games and such could be very immersive, gripping and overall pretty awesome, but they weren’t “scary” for me before I saw this movie. The masterful way it was shot, edited and acted already makes this one of the greatest genre redefining horrors of all time... but this theme carries it to truly legendary movie status. Easily the best zombie film ever made in my opinion.
Yes i agree.
I think Project Zomboid would be perfect for ya then
Normal people : Oh i love this zombies movie
Real man : Big Daddy, i will never forget you :(
Is that a bioshock reference?
@@intotheoblivion3938 Nah a Kick Ass reference.
Robin's revenge!!!!
I haven’t watched 28 days lyre, but I can recognize this is REALLY good zombie music. I felt like writing what this music makes me think of, and how it helps to visualize an apocalypse through song, but I got a bit carried away, but here it is…
In the beginning it’s simple, but something’s off, you can’t tell what but the streets feel… empty, there’s no-one around to be seen, you reassure yourself that everythings fine, but wait is that, Blood on the floor?!, it can’t be fine, something is clearly deeply wrong. You continue to wonder, trying to find people, or food, or any other kind of help, or anything*, but all you can find is emptyness, both in the streets, and the soul, there’s not help on the way, no, this is the end, there is no help, no anything, nothing except those *things*, you spotting one in someone else’s house, you thought it was a human at first, but once you got a good look at it you knew otherwise. my god, it resembled a human but it clearly was not, its jaw, it’s rotting flesh, its eyes, it’s *smell*, it’s *EVERYTHING*, this is not one of gods creatures for sure, not even one of devil’s creatures either, it is a mix of man’s evil and careless curiosity, a self inflicted curse that will destroy its enchanter and destroy them, it is a corruption of everything, it makes everything hopeless, everything empty, and you can’t stop feeling it, you can’t stop feeling the emptiness that strikes at every part of one’s core. A part of you wishes that something horrible happens, maybe then you would stop feeling so empty. and then it happens, as the drums kick in you realize that one of those *things have spotted you, they make horrible, horrible shrieks that alert tons upon tons of those amalgamations of flesh start shuffling towards you, you hear the sounds of their groans all around you. This is when you realize, this is the end, there is nothing left after this, no help, no return back to normal, no afterlife, no nothing. You will die trapped here, on this planet. Once so full of life now deserted and turned into a dark reflection of itself, and the worst part about it is that even though you feel the intensity of all the fear and dread, you still feel as empty as before, if anything, you feel more empty. And as you are nearing the end, expecting for a resolution, hoping for a resolution. There’s nothing, because even if you DO survive this, you’ll still die in this, this *place*, and even after your death there will still be nothing left but an apocalypse afterwards.
yes
@@JoeSmith-qy6qo yes?, lol
@@senireye.5597 yes
LOVE THIS!❤
Go watch it, search up 28 days later daily motion. They have the full movie (nowhere else has it)
When your crush says "you're my best friend"
WaveBrake FRĮĖŃD ŽØŃĒ
*cough* Adrinette
WaveBrake 28 Days later: I Still remember that day I feel like I’m infected with rage...
Tfw ur crush says ‘this is the second time this week. If I find you hiding in my room again I will be calling the police. Who even are you?’
FUCK RUN BRO RUUUUUN
One of the greatest films ever made. The ability to capture such a powerful set of emotions by bringing this idea of a dreadful, bleak state of reality to life in such an authentic way is astounding. The emotion from the songs also are so compelling. It's like that arrangement of musical notes on those specific instruments was always meant to go with this. Here's a perfect metaphor: its like the music and the movie are two different languages that are saying the same thing when you translate them! And going further, the movie/song conveys the PRECISE emotion and tunnels its way into the depths of your soul to inform you of something not quite attainable with the intellect. It's beyond intellect. It touches the nerve of the soul and pulls you deep down the well of feeling. The whole project: absolutely extraordinary!
28 days later is still the greatest movie of the early 2000 it always be a badass movie of all time
i wish it were a series instead of a movie
@@GuitarHeroGuy550nah series would have killed it off.
Like they do with most great things. Soon as they do that it kills the franchise sometimes.
But I always wanted a neither movie, but you can't beat the original.
If I recall the 28weeks later was poo 💩
7 year old me when I accidentally swallowed a watermelon seed (the seed will grow inside me turning me into a watermelon):
If the feelings of *_"Ominous", "Dread"_* and *_"Defeat"_* had a background music, this would be it.
Though 28 days later wasn't technically a zombie movie (They weren't dead, they had a virus) I still feel that it was by far the greatest horror film in this genre. The writing, the acting, the cinematography, and oh yeah, the soundtrack, all were perfection. One of the most emotionally gripping and terrifying movies I've ever seen. 10/10.
Agreed! Something really messed up and scary about this film love it
I loved both, but days later was slightly better. Still amazing films tho.
+Kurt Cobain hey kurt how's being dead going
+mr5elfde5truct 28 days later recreated the whole "zombie" genre. I have no doubt that walking dead would not exist without 28 days later paving the way. One of the greatest British films of all time without a doubt, along with trainspotting this cemented Danny Boyle's place in the most elite class of directors to have ever existed.
Uh,wrong: "traditional" zombies and ragers are both fucked by a brain disease. Both of them technically die before they turn hostile AND they're never gonna return to their previous form(normal human). For all intents and purposes,this was a zombie movie.
The music feels like it’s chasing you. Like it’s right behind you getting closer.
Just like the infected in the movie
Tag you’re it lol
holy shit your profile picture lol
LGBT folks are based
best description
bruh 2008 but anyone in 2024
You aren’t alone here
the fu
Back during the start of the pandemic when everyone was freaking out and storming the grocery stores, my buddy when into the office of the store he worked at and put this on the speakers. He got fired for it.
Bro's kinda right, it was a virus 💀
If this song played when woods shot mason in black ops 2 it would’ve made the scene 1000x better than it already is
Dude yes.
woods: NOOOO MASON!!
and he would just be panting and running
DAMNNNN, YOU ARE RIGHT
Whoa
The scene plays a really similar song anyways
2:13- When your mom says let's check your computer history to see if you did your algebra homework......
Fam why you gotta say these things...
Get a head start running away as soon your mom click history tab! At 2:13
then finds porn
@@nukeyourhouse Chinese porn lol
You don’t clear it......?
This is the song I listen to when jogging. Actually full on sprint the whole time this song comes on.
i remember hearing this many years ago, and for a really long time i didnt know what it was. though i do really want to point out something creepy that happened whenever i remembered it.
often at times, some days at a random time i would decide to remember the start of this theme, but when i would think about it, a sudden noise would happen somewhere in the house which seemed to distract me from listening to this. but upon going back to remembering it again, yet another sound happened i think which distracted me away from thinking about this song a bit more, and it often scared me. because of that, i used to not try to think of this theme anymore. but while going through a playlist just now looking for a theme which is often used in memes, ive finally found this again.
this theme is amazing, and ive wanted to know what it was for 7 years, and now i finally know what it is.
*POV: You’re playing Halo Infection Mode and you’re the last man standing.*
You dont know how to use the pov
you're playing Halo: Reach on hardest mode and you see "Current objective: Survive"
@@Lost-kh1zs POV: You can't take a joke online without going "ackshually"
@@Jx_- lmao you used it bad too
@@Lost-kh1zs stfu
2:13 Your mom says she's almost home, and the house better is clean. You frantically get up trying to clean the whole house, rushing trying desperately to put everything in its place.
3:31: You hear the door open your soul leaves your body. The house is still a mess, she's yelling already, she's on her way to the room to grab the belt and beat your ass.
😂😂
You open your window and make a run for it. You never come back.
And kick ass
this feels like a camera very slowly panning out from the hiding main character to a completely ruined city with a massive horde of at least 500000 zombies just moving along
When your FBI agent finds an exact replica of his house on your Minecraft world.
"Just then, the king felt true fear for the first time."
Hunter x hunter cit.
Everybody gangsta until this starts playing on January 1st 2021
AND WE GOTTA NEW STRAIN WOOOOOOOOO
Please no
Oh shit
welp we made it to almost a month
@@xanderdaelevatedone443 yeeaah
new Ncov in 2021
Never watched this but the song always creeped me out
Iyana You should, its really good.
Is it scary? I hate really scary movies, haha.
Iyana j Not reallyy, kind of like a psychological horror or something.
VoltNoodles Ah okay
Honestly, I don't think the movie a little overrated, but the theme is truly awesome.
For anyone imagining their own fall of society to virus, yes it is copyrighted but they can't copyright your mind for remembering this music
0:01 *First cases*
0:07 *more than one case, maybe 20*
0:26 *100 cases*
0:32 *200 cases*
0:58 *500 cases*
1:05 *900 cases*
1:09 *Epidemic in whatever Country*
1:26 *Nation wide*
1:31 *Spreads to the nearest country*
1:49 *Pandemic*
1:54 *Ground 0 destroyed with other smaller nations*
2:10 *Skyrocketing deathtoll*
2:13 *POINT OF NO RETURN*
2:39 *Humanity on the brink of extinction*
2:53 *Last few humans, 90% of the global population gone*
3:13 *Last 2 humans*
3:18 *Last human, 99.9% population gone*
3:31 *Last human takes their final breath, a quiet world*
*A once bustling world rich with human population, the humans having their destiny to spread throughout the stars, all gone now....*
(This text isn't copyrighted, the song is from the peoole who made the movie, also I'm not talking about the rage virus)
Here before 1k likes
This hits different when you realize something
Bro figures smth it and is not sharing with the class
I'm one of those "essential employees" that can't stay home.
My building is mostly abandoned. Only a few of us maintenance people come in on rotating shifts. Normally literally thousands upon thousands of people are in the building at any time.
I blare this going into work as I drive across empty parking lot after empty parking lot.
It's surreal. I hope you're all staying safe out there.
Edit: small update. I'm now the only one coming into my building, save for a couple security guards to make sure I don't have a fever when I come in.
Building is otherwise abandoned and empty. Just me maintaining everything so we have a building to come back to. I played this and stuck the phone in my pocket walking around the empty building.
Creepy.
Who makes sure the security guards don't have fever?
@@DKy0 they sort of self regulate- they've all been given a touch free thermometer. Too high they're sent home.
Layoffs and mass firings within the company have started, my job is still thankfully safe.
@@remorseraven4459 Crazy times. So much uncertainty. It's driving me crazy. Wishing you and your family all the best, stay healthy.
@@DKy0 you too man, thanks for the neat comment. Also cool car in your pfp
@@remorseraven4459 thanks mate
This theme defined the bleakness of the 28 Universe. You can feel the sense of hopelessness, loneliness and overall depressing tone of the theme that fits so well with 28 Days and 28 Weeks. Bravo to the composer of this.
I feel like this sounds like DSBM, I think that's where the feelings of hopelessness and loneliness come from.
everybody gangsta in the zombie apocalypse til this song starts playing
Playing aniphobia with this banger in my headphones feels great
fucking depressing , but I like it.
Do you still like it?
Loneliness, hope, This song is both sad and badass at the same time. If the purpose of art is to evoke emotion then this is a masterpiece.
🤓
@@gagetrebilcock5688 “🤓” 🤓
@@gagetrebilcock5688shut
@@gagetrebilcock5688 shut up
The spy has already breached our defenses. You've seen what he's done to our colleagues. And worst of all he could be any one of us. He could be in this very room! He could be you, he could be me he could even be...
And this guy is going to be the superman legacy composer
One of the best horror/zombie movie type i ever seen
*cough resident evil cough*
there not zombies there in a stae of murderous rage but unlike zombies they do not eat people
+bonnie the bunny118 channel of the awesome (Bleh,mah.) I mean state
You need to watch the movie again
He said "one of"
Holy crap ive been looking all over for this song I finally found it
you don't have to search for this song, just live through the pandemic as it has the same energy and experience as the song.
Bro you need to watch the movie before listing to the song
It took you that long to find it?
@@aarongaming2878it took me 2 years
@@whitedynamic2066IT TOOK
1 CHANNEL
8 YEARS
2 FAM LIVES
JUST TO FIND IT
At a certain year , 28 days later will turn into 28 years later and at some point may be 28 years decade later and then 28 centuries later (If youtube will exist) , this theme really makes me feel like working in a lab to create a destructive stuff which could create a chaos , panic, suffering and confusions in humanity in a terrible apocalypse.
This reminds me of the scene in The Dark Knight where Bruce has to choose between saving Rachel and Harvey. Chills.
Still waiting for months later
28 Years Later...
no its months, there are two 28 movies and they're 28 Days Later and 28 Weeks Later
theRandomBrandom 28 Years Later... we are still waiting.
28 decades later...? ay? ;)
28 sentries later
The actual melodies for this composition is very simplistic (with the “pulses”, the same 4 ascending notes starting with a #, the drums, the base-line, etc etc)- but the accumulation and overlap is done so phenomenally and creates something so iconic.
AND THE FINAL SECONDS in which the accumulated “chaos” (which, I believe, is a musical depiction of the virus taking over the conscience- I actually haven’t watched the movie yet so my thoughts my change) ends, and we are left with a simplistic melody. Almost like it’s the aftermath of an explosion. It’s honestly so haunting and yet beautiful at the same time.
Like a few seconds before it sounds like a life support machine flat lining
Did you see it yet? I hope you did it's an amazing film all round!
People have even said one of the best movies of the 00's, you *really* should watch it. A classic.
You are that one english teacher we all had
Well, music doesn't have to be complex in order to be good.
One of the most iconic original theme songs of the 21st century.
I am hyped for 28 years later 🔥👀
same
This music is so unsettling.. it's a good composition but I might die during sleeping if I listen to this (while sleeping)
+Philippe Serrano cause you will be a ZOMBIE!!!! ooooooohhhh 2spooky4u
+Philippe Serrano i actually fell asleep listening to this once xD
In a heartbeat. Two great actors
RAGE
Zombies are my literal number 1 fear, imagine you vs nearly 8 billion zombies...
28 days later happened in february. The virus spread again in october. Approximately 28 weeks later.
that was the plot
no joke
WTFF
CORONAVIRUS...
Yo that sounds like Corona er however you spell it
how do you know it happened in february
Never has a piece of music created such a sense of foreboding as this does.
Jerry subplot: boy this doctor is funny
Kramer subplot:
When u think eating bats is a good idea
LOL
It's yummy for them
Stop being an ignorant! We all know that this is a man-made virus!!!!
Eating bats?? Wtf
@@lyacherry1096 yummy for you???
The Feeling of OMG NO,THIS CANT BE HAPPENING " Put into musical language perfectly ,as I've ever felt.
The end of something and the beginning of of something right around the corner that’s how I feel listening to this
Aliens watching us go from swords to nuclear weapons in a mere 3000 years:
How can such a simple sequence of four notes be so menacing? Brilliant!
dissonance
Cardio challenge: run to this song at midnight
Easy, the adrenaline will keep you going
We have before it really gets you pumped up!! looks like we might have to be doing it again only it might be for real this time bro
whats up with the anti muslim profile pic ?
Yo stolen comment
This is one of those pop ups on chrome " i lost 100 ponds doing this"
Me hyping myself up on my front doorstep and pretending there's an actual zombie apocalypse starting. Got the whole movie in my mind. Shitting my pants right now, done listening to this masterpiece for tonight
0:30 Love the little chime sound only done twice in the whole song. Adds so much by doing so little 💯