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2002
28 Days Later is a 2002 British post-apocalyptic horror film directed by Danny Boyle and written by Alex Garland. It stars Cillian Murphy as a bicycle courier who awakens from a coma to discover that the accidental release of a highly contagious, aggression-inducing virus has caused the breakdown of society. Naomie Harris, Christopher Eccleston, Megan Burns, and Brendan Gleeson appear in supporting roles.
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Source After watching the most recent sequel, 28 Years Latter (2025), I had to watch the movie that started everything for this franchise back in the day 28 Days Later (2002), one of those movies that honestly has stuck with me for years now and its Danny Boyles take on the zombie genre but not really zombies cause these people are technically still alive just infected with some nasty rage virus that turns them into…More
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FUENTE SPA: Para una persona que no esté acostumbrada al género zombie creo que esta película es una de las mejores opciones. Me pareció que esta no es una historia de zombies. Esto es una historia enternecedora de un chico que se da cuenta de que los adultos están llenos de fallas, de que muchos mienten y esto lo hace madurar rápidamente en un escenario en el que casualmente hay zombies. No me malinterpreten, los m…More
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Welcome my dear zombified travelers of the internet and thank you very much for making a temporary stop in my post, it is no secret to anyone that I love films that have cannibalistic creatures on the prowl, it is one of my favorite genres, the other day I was looking for something of this style and I came across "28 Days Later" a film that promised to exploit the benefits of this type of movies. Without further ado…More
Source So in 2002 we had 28 Days Later, which changed the way we look at zombie movies or at least that's what everyone though about it, you see a bunch of people trying to bite others you call them zombies but no even the director Danny Boyle didn't call them zombies, even though technically these aren’t zombies but a rage virus infected people, which makes it scarier to consider, they are alive just like you but f…More
Hello everyone, just saw the film 28 Days Later and I thought the film's opening was great, exciting and it got me interested from the start. This is a zombie film directed by Danny Boyle from 2002.😃 The film opens with some animal activists who release infected chimpanzees from a laboratory, which then leads to the spread of a deadly virus "Rage". Then we jump forward 28 days and follow the protagonist Jim, played…More
Although I am not a fan of horror per se, I make some exceptions with certain franchises and installments such as Zombies (Like The Walking Dead or Resident Evil) and if we are honest, none of the superficial things have ever stopped any human being from take a look at some of these movies without finishing watching them. It is a very unique genre of cinema, the idea of an apocalypse with a virus that infects humans…More
Few film scenes became as disturbing in light of recent events as the opening of *28 Days Later*, 2002 British post-apocalyptic film directed by Danny Boyle. Research laboratory in Cambridge, which conducts all kinds of experiments on chimpanzees, is raided by group of radical animal rights activists. Despite one staff members begging them not to do it, they release one of the chimpanzees. The animals bites one of t…More
Unlike most people, I grew tired of the zombie genre long before most of the general public. I felt as though the genre had already been milked dry by the time this film was released in 2002 and the only reason I went to see it is because the film I had intended to see that day in Chicago was sold out (consequently, this was the first time this had ever happened to me in my life.) I didn't even know it was a zombie…More
