28 DAYS LATER Movie Reaction *FIRST TIME WATCHING* | The MOST F#*!KED Up Zombie Movie I've Seen!
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- Опубликовано: 21 июл 2024
- Enjoy my 28 Days Later Movie Reaction, this movie reaction was something different and something I would like to do for all horror movie reaction type videos, maybe other genres as well. I am doing a reaction to the movie 28 Days Later, I didn't know what to expect and I was pretty freaked out. #28DaysLater #MovieReaction #FirstTimeWatching #Zombies #Movies
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28 DAYS LATER MOVIE REACTION | 0:57 - 27:46
28 DAYS LATER MOVIE REVIEW | 27:47 - 29:12
28 Days Later Movie Description:
A group of misguided animal rights activists free a caged chimp infected with the "Rage" virus from a medical research lab. When London bike courier Jim (Cillian Murphy) wakes up from a coma a month after, he finds his city all but deserted. On the run from the zombie-like victims of the Rage, Jim stumbles upon a group of survivors, including Selena (Naomie Harris) and cab driver Frank (Brendan Gleeson), and joins them on a perilous journey to what he hopes will be safety.
28 Days Later is a 2002 British post-apocalyptic horror drama film directed by Danny Boyle, written by Alex Garland, and starring Cillian Murphy, Naomie Harris, Christopher Eccleston, Megan Burns and Brendan Gleeson. The plot depicts the breakdown of society following the accidental release of a highly contagious virus and focuses upon the struggle of four survivors (Murphy, Harris, Burns and Gleeson) to cope with the destruction of the life they once knew while evading those infected by the virus.
The film received critical acclaim. Many praised Boyle's direction, the performances, Garland's screenplay, atmosphere and soundtrack. Despite Boyle not considering it a zombie film, 28 Days Later is credited with reinvigorating the zombie genre of horror film, with its fast-running infected and character-driven drama. It was also a financial success, grossing more than $82.7 million worldwide on its modest budget of $8 million and becoming one of the most profitable horror films of 2002.
It was followed by a 2007 sequel, 28 Weeks Later, a graphic novel titled 28 Days Later: The Aftermath, which expands on the timeline of the outbreak, and a 2009 comic book series titled 28 Days Later. In 2017 a poll of 150 actors, directors, writers, producers and critics for Time Out magazine ranked it the 97th-best British film ever.
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When he says hello in the church and they stand up and watch him is one of the creepiest things I've ever seen in a movie
Yep
for real bro i thought it was just me lmao, they really did that well.
Fr. And the thing that makes it even more scary is that he has no clue of the physical dangers that he's in.
Agreed
Agreed it scared tf out of me as a kid
Those shots of him walking around a deserted London still amaze me. There's like 9 million people in London (maybe only 8 million when they made this) and having been there multiple times over the last 30 years, they really pulled off a stunt by shooting early enough to not get any people in those shots.
and the film or color grading they used in those scenes really just gives this extra "off vibe" that's unsettling
There’s a brilliant channel I love called Val verde broadcasting well worth checking out that with 28 days later commentary. They do a good analysis on how if you cut everything out digitally it wouldn’t have the same effect as they did on this. Also notes how back in 2002 whenever this was filmed you couldn’t have the same today as London is so much more busier then when it was filmed.
London during the pandemic felt just like this at times, especially in the mornings
And the fact they had the time to trash the place not to mention the bus on it's side, such a good underated film
Guess I'm a little late, they actually got a car in a shot driving, very unnoticeable considering I didn't even know it was there til it was pointed out after seeing the movie more than a dozen times over the years
28 days later is one of those films that just really effected me as a teenager. I will never forget the experience of seeing this for the first time
Yeah and the Making of 28 days later Rage Virus that freaked me the hell out lol
The church scene in my opinion is probably the scariest scene of the movie. Just the way they get up and stare at Jim is so eerie.
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Facts!
Yea, very creepy and the note on the soundtrack , like a bwwwwnnn when they do.
What truly terrifies me about that scene is that all those people killed themselves in their house of worship instead of fighting for survival.
Also, the fact that the priest is infected (not dead) means he was full of shit. He told his followers to drink the Kool-aid (or whatever form of suicide) but didn't do it himself.
Regardless your opinion on religion is, that scene has an incredibly strong yet subtle message.
@@drake128 It just gives me the chills.
It gives me goosebumps
What you were saying about Jim when he's taking out the soldiers is exactly the point. The Zombies are infected with RAGE and spreading it through ultra-violence and extreme blood spillage. That is why this is more terrifying than most "Zombie" movies, it is potentially inside all of us...
In a movie where the zombies run and throw up blood....that final fight scene with Jim and the solider is a scene I have a hard time watching a second time.
This movie sparked an entire new generation of zombie movies. It's a master class in cinematic craftsmanship. So simple, yet so incredibly powerful. And remember, the budget was just $8 million.
This is one of my favourite movies. I think even in the over-saturated zombie landscape of today, it's still a refreshing experience for how painfully realistic it feels.
The song in the opening with jim wandering around london was added because of test audiences. It originally was completely silent except for jim shouting "hello?!". When the car alarm went off the shock was so jarring that the focus groups nearly had a heart attck.
That chill score in the beginning is Godspeed You! Black Emperor “East Hastings”. It’s a good song
Great band to smoke and just daydream
I dated the main guy from Godspeeds sister for a while like ten years ago..
I had no idea. I had always heard that they were a very fast aggressive band.
@@adgato75 from everything I heard, it’s just long instrumental pieces. Most of it chill. I haven’t heard all of their music though, so maybe they do have some fast and heavy music
@@zarka223 Yeah , I meant I was probably misinformed. That's cool , now I know to check them out. Thanks !
This was one of the first movies done with completely digital cameras rather than film cameras. Hence, the graininess of the movie. The tech wasn't quite there yet. However, because digital cameras were lighter than film cameras and cheaper to use in the long run since you didn't have to buy rolls and rolls of film, it was way more cost effective and they were able to get shots you couldn't get if you had used a film camera. If the director, Danny Boyle had opted for film cameras, he could have never shot this. The London shots were done early in the morning before the city woke up for work. They didn't close down streets. They simply showed up with digital camera in hand and filmed as much as they could, as quickly as they could. And, personally, having wandered around London very early in the morning, (I got lost. Long story for another time.) let me say, an empty London is indeed very spooky town.
Very interesting. I find the grainy effect added to the movie. I was lucky enough to see this in theaters when it first came out. I assumed the look was just from filters added for artistic effect. It just wouldn't have been a spooky on film!
It was meant to look grainy. They did a documentary about it that went along with the original video release.
They did close down the street
They had an hour each day to do it at about 4 or 5 am. I was held up on my way to home from a party one day by the filming.
London is never that empty
Even at 4 am on a Sunday.
im currently studying this for a university peice and can 100% say they closed down the street for this lmao
Mek not sure what London you are talking about cos it sure ain't this London. Centre city is ALWAYS busy and they got roads closed to film this.
28 days later is a masterpiece. The Jaws of zombie movies, in that it's the Greatest of them all. The best thing about 28 days later is it's characters, how compelling they are, and how much you want them to survive and live through this nightmare. You care about these people, and the threats to them are just a bonus.
Totally agree, but I think it's a tie with train to Busan in the same regards.
No joke, the first time I watched both 28 days later and 28 weeks later back to back, I couldn't sleep for days. It affected me that much, I was so paranoid that a viral zombie apocalypse was going to happen at anytime. I know that might sound dumb, but that's just how realistic and plausible these films feel.
Danny Boyle is a fantastic director. His whole filmography is excellent.
Glad you're back. 28 weeks later is damn fine sequel.
Yeah same here
It has the best opening scene ever
No ... imo
There are quit a few things it does well, but there are also a few really stupid bits that bring it down a notch
Not as good as the first but still a damn good film, arguably the most memorable opening scene of any horror film other than ‘Scream’ for me.
I love the soundtrack to this movie. Who'd of thought that a horror movie could have such fantastic music.
Best murder song in a movie
I didn't even read the comment. I just put a like for that picture and the name "Pico de Guile."
you might wanna check out return of the living dead's soundtrack as well^^
When they were driving and there wasn't another car in sight reminded me of the pandemic. I drove to work with empty roads those first few months since Amazon didn't close warehouses
I'm a truck driver and loved it! Except there was nowhere to buy a coffee...
@@olatron definitely was a weird time
I also rewatched this in the very first days of the pandemic when we were pondering if there would be food in the market shelves and I gotta say when they found that market full of goods I really felt that
That's wild. We never really shut down here, so I didn't get to experience any of that.
@@thefilmeffect6089 it was kind of awesome to live what could be described as the beginning of a zombie movie, just like Contagion
Of the two big zombie pictures of the early 2000s that helped start the now-tiresome zombie craze, this was by far the best, with the “Dawn of the Dead” remake a respectable second place. “28 Days” turned the whole thing on its head in terms of narrative and characters, and it worked well (so well that “Walking Dead,” ahem, borrowed the coma thing when Rick similarly woke up from a coma in a hospital after getting shot amid the TV show’s zom-pocalypse about eight years later). The inferior sequel “28 Weeks Later” is worth seeing, as it begins really well----it peters out and doesn’t know where to go, so it got goofy, but it’s still worth seeing, particularly if you’re curious about what happened in England after the first wave of zombies died off. The other end of the spectrum is the bloated, CGI-heavy, over-the-top and stupid "World War Z," which represented everything that's wrong with Hollywood today. It's exactly what I would have expected after a bunch of studio execs in a room decide, "Hey, we need to make a big zombie movie to take advantage of this trend. We need a big name, maybe Brad Pitt, and get the computer guys on this. Make it BIG and LOUD, you know, like a Fast and Furious/XXX thing......"
World War Z the book (and especially as an audiobook) is so much better than the film. The film only has the name in common.
totally agree on the "28 Weeks Later" point, I think it starts out GREAT before fizzling out and getting a bit goofy toward the end. Very much worth watching just for that first 30+ minutes though.
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Well put
28 Days Later definitely redefined the Zombie genre of movies. It's nice that every few years or so there is a genuinely good Zombie movie or property that comes out. It's surprisingly consistent compared to a lot of other genres, although the amount of absolutely trash zombie properties give the good ones a bad name.
#Alive came out last year and was pretty good IMO. Not perfect, but still good. And Train to Busan was just incredible.
Another absolutely underrated Zombie flick that deserves a mention in the new era of Zombie movies is REC. Didn't change the genre or anything, but it's a great addition to the genre.
Anthony Dod Mantle's almost experimental film influenced cinematography, the ingenious use of music, and the expert use of dread and truly disturbing images set this film apart from so many horror films of the past 30 years.
Remember: These aren't zombies. The people are infected and enraged by the virus, but they're not dead.
Edit: I see I’ve started a war in the comment section simply from semantics. Such is RUclips I suppose.
@rhonda Howard thank you ppl keep saying their zombies when they not
Mh. I don't disagree. Alas, movies and games like 28 Days Later, The Last of Us and Days Gone are listed under Zombie genre. No broader term to define.
Eh, as far as I'm concerned, they can be not zombies when they stop looking and acting like zombies. You don't necessarily have to die to become a zombie. It depends on the rules you pick since zombies aren't real. In the resident evil games and in world war Z they turn without dying and just sort of degrade into a zombie. In Japan, they just sort of hop around. In Arabic stories they're more like ghouls. In Haiti and Africa they're undead slaves. In the US, however, we just don't fucking KNOW what we want a zombie to be. Same goes for the UK. So Danny Boyle can say that all he wants to, he's just being pretentious by acting like his zombies being not dead is somehow original. Still a great movie, though.
Same thing
@@palasta Undead VS. Living Infected... Like different subcategories of Outbreak/Zombie
18:33 the fires in the city wasn’t exactly “their” tactic. I’ve read that during the early days of the outbreak the military and armed police forces were in constant retreat from their forward bases and blockades meant to be defensive lines to slow the infection between the cities like Manchester, and London. As the lines began to falter and forced to withdraw or in most cases, become overrun by the infected; entire motorways were left open for the infected to swarm into the cities. So with added loss of communication, Manchester was one of the few cities that fell in less than a day. Eventually a decision was made by the displaced government to fire bomb the city of Manchester. I’m sure the strategy behind it was to exterminate the infected inside the city but what they didn’t count on was that it would drive them out and force them to flee to the outlying villages and smaller cities that had no idea what was going on. In turn spreading the infection further. And I think the reports of infection reaching Paris and New York were fabricated during the exodus because the government didn’t want to risk a further spread of the virus to its neighboring allies.
I don’t know if the director ever confirms this all as ‘canon’ to the story but it’s a good read on AlternateHistory. Google ‘28 days later outbreak timeline’
Saw this in the theater and loved it! Completely restarted the zombie genre as we know it even though there were movies with running zombies before this. Keep up the good work Mello!
Such a unique horror film. Felt so different from a lot of movies I've seen.
Jim wandering around the empty streets of London yelling "HELLO" all weird like that is a reference to the intro of Day of The Dead. And Danny Boyle says this isn't a zombie film.
Obviously he inspired by Romeros films but technically hes right they aint zombies they aint dead their infected with a virus.
@@rosemaryfarell5264 its kind of ironic that someone who did such a huge twist on the genre, is also a purist enough that he doesnt consider it part of the genre
I mean, it's not a zombie movie, he's absolutely right. But also... it's most definitely a zombie movie.
@@rosemaryfarell5264 Well, I mean, Resident Evil is about zombies, but all the in game note "Itchy Tasty" shows the fact that they don't die before they turn into zombies, they just sort of degrade physically and mentally, but THOSE are zombies. I think since the rules change depending on the movie the 28 Later infected are STILL zombies.
@@rosemaryfarell5264 Which are still zombies. There's an entire category dedicated to this brand of zombies, it's a trope called "Technically Living Zombie". If being dead was the qualifications to being a zombie movie, then Zombieland isn't a zombie movie either. The zombies in that are living people infected by a strain of Mad Cow Disease, they are even shown eating garbage.
Not just the most fucked up, its also the best zombie movie ever done.
They aint zombies they're just living people infected with a rage virus that causes them to kill everyone in sight!!!! A Zombie is a dead body that comes back to life to eat the flesh of the living
Detail: notice how in the grocery store the lights are on? Didn't, did ya? The shots purposely show the ceiling and there aren't any lights anywhere...there's just light. Scene wouldn't work in the dark, so Danny Boyle (the director) tricked you into not thinking about it. That's some dang-fine filmmaking, imao.
As a kid I always wished Mark survived and was there to help against the military guys, but I still feel he would've died then anyway.
That part with her dad gets me every time 😭😭😭😭😭
This IS my favorite zombie film OAT. The fact that the regular humans are actually worse monsters than the zombies is a huge statement in this film. It’s the film that single-handedly revolutionized the zombie genre when it came out too, and even two decades later, it holds up. And more than holds its own. Cinematically, thematically, theatrically, and performance wise, it’s an extremely effective, and superbly well done film. LOVE it.
This is a fantastic movie because it isn’t the typical “zombie” movie and is more realistic in what could happen with if a virus like “Rage” got out. I have 3 movies I would almost guarantee you’ve never heard of but I would highly suggest you put up on a poll or check them out to see if it is some thing you’d be interested in.
1. Dark City - sci-fi murder mystery noire
2. Ravenous - a western thriller with bite
3. The Descent - a horror in a deep dark cave
Dark city is top tier and gets no love
ravenous is a s tier movie
@@russell7563 I agree, people that have seen it love it but too many never seen or have even heard of it so it never wins out in the polls.
I concur with this man's choices
Ravenous and The Descent are phenomenal!
If it came down to a poll I'd hate to vote against either but I've seen people react to The Descent before so I'd have to go with Ravenous.
1999 Guy Pearce and Robert Carlyle + Music from Damon Albarn of Blur and Gorillaz fame.
Maybe try another British classic (imo) dog soldiers
Hell ya
You're one of the best reactors on RUclips, Mel. Thank you for making us a part of your journey!
Godspeed You Black Emperor is the name of the band that did some of the soundtrack.
I'm with you on Zombies being a major fear. I love the subgenre so much, of both games and movies. They're often a reflection of society at the time they release, and a zombie can be anyone: your mother, sister, son, neighbor, and you have to make the toughest decision.
This is the best interpretation of fast zombies, I prefer these ones over World War Z ones where they are like superhuman fast 😂 also love that like the only decent soldier is a Scottish guy 😂 I’m Scottish so aye we’re cool as fuck 😂
That movie did not do the Book of World War Z justice, but it’s probably the best interpretation we’ll ever get
@@soberscrim299 Considering the hell that went through in production and the huge budget over run.... nah. Maybe as a miniseries on some channel 20 years from now.
Return Of The Living Dead is my favorite zombie movie.
@@soberscrim299 There is an audio book that is apparently really good. The most frustrating thing about the World War Z IP is that it could have been a legitimate franchise. There are things mentioned in a single line in the book which could be films on their own like the idea of a the man reinforcing an ancient castle in Wales that becomes a haven for survivors, or the story of the students who fortified the university campus, and that's without getting in to the tales of people that became whole chapters.
@@AnonEyeMouse to be fair even if the production ran smoothly and everything went according to plan the film didn't really reflect the unique character of the book or the undead. WWZ is fine as a zombie flick in its own right, and as a film ok to sit back and watch, but the major changes from slow to fast zeds and from changing the structure in the book of individual survivor accounts to how the film just followed Jerry Lane (of whatever his name is) was two stark differences that diverged too much from the book. A film that reflects the strengths of the book would be most welcome, and yes, even as 2 differing mediums I'm sure a film could be made in a much closer vein to the written source material. All the best 👍🏻
best zombie related film period. none of have ever been this artistic and beautifully done. the soundtrack contrasts the intensity so phenomenally well. It's a beautiful mix.
Danny Boyle makes great movies. That incredible moment of "Hannah, I love you very much..." This movie is Heart-Breaking and brilliant!
This was the pinnacle of Zombie movies... But also the nail in the coffin as every film or TV show or game needed running zombies, defeating the horror of an undead, rigored ghoul eating the survivors.
This by far is one of the best zombie horror films. It’s not cheesy it’s not goofy which don’t get me wrong has it’s place. But the scene of him walking around a city we all know to be full of life only to find it empty and having to piece together what happened just like the character has always stuck with me. The music, the camera angles, all of it makes it a movie you feel and watch.
I remember first watching this movie with my mom when i was 10. I like 28 Days Later better than 28 Weeks Later. Waking up with almost no other humans in sight would be scary, on top of waking up in a hospital.
When Hannah's dad becomes infected, or Jim's nightmare about waking up alone again; I always cry so hard.
28 Weeks Later is another crazy vibe. These movies are done so well. Glad you got to see it!
Love this movie. The soundtrack is amazing and loved your entire reaction! Mellobest!
So glad someone is reacting to this fantastic movie! You need to dive deeper into director Danny Boyle’s movies. They tend to be pretty raw, edgy. Trainspotting or Slumdog Millionaire would be a good starter, from here.
Yo, came across your Snatch reaction like a week ago, shit was a vibe plus Snatch is one of my faves. Probably watched like 20 videos of yours of movies I aint seen in a minute. Big fan here, from New Zealand. Keep up the solid work yo🤘
28 Days Later is my favorite zombie/infected film along side Train To Busan, and glad that you reacted to both of them now :). My 3 favorite horror films overall is Blair Witch 1999, John Carpenter's The Thing, and Stanley Kubrick's The Shining.
Return of the Living Dead (1985) Best zombie movie ever.
I'm from Louisville KY, that ending always cracks me up. When thy show it here for Halloween, etc people always cheer.
Annoys me that people forget it exists.
I think this film puts the realism, or potential realism forward very well. It's emotional and impactful in a way other zombie films can't do. Great reaction.
Dude, you made my day, this is my favorite zombie movie ever. Beautifully done
That look you mentioned the film having is it being shot digitally. It gave it a cool feel plus it meant the crew could move quickly when getting the shots in the busy parts of london. It's a lot easier to shut those areas down for production for a couple hrs rather than days
This is my favorite zombie movie. I saw it after some binge on either Halo or one of the grand tourismo games. I had been up for way too long. That church scene when he said "hello" freaked me out so much
Love your reactions man, good job, appreciate all the effort!
the pilot at the end said "lähetätkö helikopterin" which means "will you send a helicopter" in finnish.
Amazing job on this review. Congratulations 🎉
Now, ya gotta watch 28 weeks Later!!! Great reaction as Always, Mellverse :)
Can't wait for you to continue watching the Evil Dead series! All three are worth seeing, despite the wild change in tone in each installment. Re-Animator/From Beyond would also make for one hell of a double feature for the Halloween season!
This film is so epic! Awesome reaction bro
Modern classic. Thx for the upload dude!
one of my all time fave films
Love your reactions Melllloooooo!!! I hope you are well, and your heart is on the way to healing after grandma. You are one of my favorite reactors as your reactions are so genuine! Thanks dude! Welcome back!
teary eyed “yo man” had me dying, so fucking good
"28 days later,brought to you by Pepsi." Lol you're cool,man haha
Such a great film, happy you liked it so much. It was one of the first feature films shot entirely on digital video and not film, that's why it has that unique picture quality. It works really well for the subject matter, and gives the movie that personal or real feeling that a typical glossy blockbuster just can't. It also made it cheap enough to for them to produce that they were able to fund the movie in the first place.
Your reactions are hilarious 🤣
I would say that 28 days later is hands down the best zombie movie ever made. It’s made perfect.
Great reaction. I love the movie theme tune.
Love your reviews.
Daaaammm Jim!!😂😂
I remember when this came out it was amazing! It changed the zombie game by making them super fast. It totally threw you off gaurd at the time.
This movie is fantastic. And the musis is the best. I still listen to the soundtrack from time to time. Great reaction.
Man Mello i felt the same way about the flowers first time i saw this.. i thought it was a painting
The camera work is also clever, giving you different quality during different emotions the scene is giving. The end is clear because it is safe and calm, giving you a relaxing feeling.
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Godspeed You! Black Emperor was the reason I'd found this movie when it released.
Great band! That tune, "East Hastings," is brilliant.
Man if you have seen this and Haven't seen the sequel (28 weeks later)....then I'm sorry to say your life isn't ever going to be complete untill u do bro.
You should give "The Good Son" With Macaulay Culkin a try. It's very freaky.
Seconded. Saw that nightmare in theaters as a kid.
Rip Mr. Highway
And Elijah Wood. This is a good watch.
Awesome Work Bro Thanks 👍👍😀 Greetings from Helsinki, Finland 🇫🇮🇺🇸
All of Jim's hellos just give me chills
I love the fact they were able to physically record this on empty roads, I can’t see how you’d do this today considering how busy it is.
28 Days Later was written and directed by English Director Danny Boyle. He has also written and directed some other great movies including 28 Weeks Later, 127 Hours, Yesterday, The Beach, Sunshine, Steve Jobs, Slumdog Millionaire, Trainspotting 1 and 2, Shallow Grave, Trance, A Life Less Ordinary as well as many other great movies.
This is one of the better zombie movies I've watched, f*cking terrifying
12:19 The tunnel scene may be the most suspenseful scene in movie history.
The sequel is worth a watch
Not really the main character dies and makes another one then they die then we see the kids and we barely know anything of them
One of the true pathfinders of digital cinematography. Anthony Dod Mantle really took advantage of the digital rigs to create shots that were at the time impossible with heavy 35mm rigs.
The church was definitely the congregation drinking the Kool aid
I would check out the 2nd one, 28 weeks later, specifically for the opening scene. Its one of the best zombie chase scenes ever made tbh. The rest of it has some really good parts as well with a little bit more gore. Definitely worth a look at, if you re interested of course.
Danny Boyle's finest bro'! Great movie and reaction! The acting in this one is first class!
Genuinely excited to see your reaction to this one - one of my all time favs
This is my favourite zombie movie EVER!!
The first time I saw this I was actually scared of the military guys, like visibly shaking and I didn't realise why until the dinner table scene where some of the guys were looking at Selena and Hannah in a weird way, then I knew.
I'm glad that you picked up on the off vibes of the military guys. A lot of people didn't until it was obvious that they were fucked up.
How they filmed London totally empty is so amazing. Totally mind blowing.
Great reaction Mell
28 weeks later
Another great film
I’ve seen this movie probably 20+ times… and I just finally got the giraffe joke…
What the hell… 🤦♂️🤣
28 weeks later hits on a new emotional level for a Zombie Apocalypse... u should watch it as well Mell. It ties into the 1st movie also!
You should watch 28 Weeks Later (it’s the continuation of the first one). Awesome reaction, bro 💯💯💯🔥
The zombies who were tired in the tunnel😂😂😂 I thought the same
Song in the grocery store scene is AM 180 by Granddaddy
Let's not forget 28 weeks later movie you should react.
One of my favorite movies ever, and Cilian Murphy is a phenomenal actor!
P.S. you should watch the "what if" ending scene, which shows a different version of the ending.
This movie reinvented the zombie genre, even though it's not about zombies. Awesome movie, great soundtrack. You should check out the sequel, it's just as good.
This movie got me back into Danny Boyle. Dude always puts together iconic & one of a kind films. Trainspotting was my first exposure to his stuff.
You know shit always gets real whenever "in the house, in a heartbeat" starts playing
The song in the beginning when he wakes up is Godspeed You! Black Emperor - East Hastings
A very surreal type of movie the director was very smart about how they shot this❤❤