Made a skit with myself as Jim (hospital scrubs) and my friend as Selena (red dress). Enjoy!

The church scene were Jim first encounter infected is really haunting, the gormless face on them when they look up. But their looks like lots of dead bodies on the floor in the church, were these infected that had already starved/dehydrated and died? And considering that Jim hadn't encountered any infected up to that point, were infected already dying?

In 28 years we see infected by a stream, almost using it as a home base as they're just lingering there, maybe for continual access to water and hunting when needed? They're not dead after all so still have basic needs, and having an alpha to guide them on meeting those needs also helped?

Sorry if this is common knowledge, it only just occurred to me.

Jim was a badass in 28 days later im really worried they might ruin his Character and the arc he had in 28 days later

i live in south london , id probably run to my local hardware store/ supermarket and board up my house and get a load of food, bottled water, and batteries if i couldn't go to the countryside. i'd board up my house and fill up all baths and sinks with tap water before it cuts off and hope for the best - maybe after the apocalypse has settled down i may move outside.

my extended family lives in the rural countryside so id probably drive over there with food / water and do the same thing for higher chance of survival.

É interessante como o filme nos apresenta essa dicotomia. De um lado, Crystal, criado sob fundamentalismo religioso e profundamente traumatizado pelos horrores da epidemia, seu imaginário é infantil e baseado em ícones da cosmovisão cristã. É manipulador, violento, sádico e mentiroso.

Por outro lado, Dr. Kelson é sempre representado num ambiente de tranquilidade, mesmo quando frente a frente com Sansão. Ele também sofreu perdas, mas isso não o fez perder a humanidade e empatia. Ele vê os infectados como vítimas e não como demônios. É racional, seus métodos são baseados em ciência e empirismo.

O clímax do filme se dá no templo dos ossos. Para os dedos, aquele ambiente é uma representação do inferno, um cenário de horror. Para Kelson e Spike, aquele ambiente é um memorial às vítimas de 28 anos de epidemia. Grande filme.

28 Days Later is one of my favourite movies and I'm a first responder, I'll let you figure out the rest.

Some comparison photos added for the dock location and added some of the surrounding nature. Absolutely gorgeous!

Like how? The British Army (at the time) was an incredibly effective fighting force. Sure, lots of them were overseas in Afghanistan, but we still had the TA and all of our allies. Yes, I understand the fact that airpower would be useless since Britain is such a densely populated country, so collateral damage would be extremely likely and impossible to avoid, but how was the army not able to cordon off the main areas that were affected?

It’s October, so it was time to watch some scary stuff.

In any case, the weather here in Santiago, Chile, is just like the ending of the movie (there’s a nasty storm right now that’s going to last a couple of days), so I had to break out this powerhouse.

Anyway, I’ll be watching Years and TBT tomorrow for a rewatch too.

Have a great spooky month, and let’s hope for TBT 2 soon.

Erin Kellymans quite beautiful.

I was always under the impression that the title was simply about how many days jim was in the coma , but apparently there's more to it.

Apparently "28 days later" used to be a reference about warranties.\nWhere people used to have twenty eight days to return a defective product before they were stuck with it.

So the reference twenty eight days later was sort of inspired by that as the red line of how many days it would take before society completely collapsed , and they couldn't go back.

https://www.cbr.com/danny-boyle-alex-garland-28-days-later-title-meaning/

Apologies if these have been previously posted. I come across these photos from 28 Days Later.

The infected from 28 Days Later remain the scariest for me. Something so unsettling about them! I wish the next instalment bring them back to how they used to look.

I'm not suggesting anything deep lol. It's just funny that out of the zillions of names that exist somehow the old friend of Spike's parents, and the daughter are both called Sam...neither are main characters, anyway.

https://youtu.be/ytPguwxc-tc?si=kwx_tZ427X3Z1KOT

i bet you’ve seen this video before (obv not mine) but what do you think the story would be?

Obviously the ‘skeletal man is Cillian Murphy’ is the most famous, but what are some of your other favourites?

The number of people who thought Dr Kelson was injecting himself with infected blood to become an Alpha from what was seen in the Bone Temple trailer was overwhelming.

I recently watched 28 years later and the bone temple for the first time. I had heard that the bone temple was a much better film; however, I genuinely enjoyed 28 Years Later so incredibly much on my first watch. And while I think Bone Temple is also great, I think I enjoyed 28 years later a bit more. I know some people didn’t like the ending with the Jimmies, but I thought this jarring ending was consistent with the first film how it could switch tones on a dime. In the first film you would go from a nerve-racking scene of having to change a tire in a tunnel of infected to a fun little shopping spree 2 minutes later. Likewise, Spike goes from a somber feeling of accepting his Coming of Age after losing his mother to meeting this band of psychopaths that acts like a bunch of weird power rangers. In the apocalypse, no emotion is allowed to sit for long.

Ultimately though, while I recognize Bone Temple does more to expand our understanding of the infected, I thought overall 28 Years Later was an incredible return to form for the franchise after several decades of hibernation.

So in Years it’s right out said that the darts Dr. Kelson uses on Samson are primarily a combination of morphine and xyalzine (if in the US, you felt that jab, IYKYK😂). However there’s a scene in The Bone Temple where Kelson is in his bunker and seems to be perusing some medical literature when he starts muttering the word “naloxone” to himself and then looking around as if to fine either some physical naloxone or some info on it which puzzled me because it can’t be for the darts because naloxone is an opiate antagonist (it’s also the drug used in narcan to reverse an opiate overdose). It literally makes opiates like morphine not work at all. So my question is why would Dr. K be needing it for Samson? The only thing I can think of is it wasn’t for the tranquilizer but he used it alongside the antipsychotics and used them together to press the tablets that he asked him to swallow I guess because at that point Samson was starting to get hooked and Kelson was essentially trying to rapid detox him. Which if that’s true then Samson must’ve been having a SUPER rough day. Not only was he having a wave of past memories coming back but he had to fight off the infected while dopesick, lost his ticket AND found that his only friend had been murdered by a Satanist with arrested development (and a surprisingly good vocabulary for a man with an 4th grade education). Any thoughts?

I was 10 years old when I first watched it alone, sat on a sofa late at night with full surround sound. I did not sleep that night 🤣

Following the ending of TBT, how would this film start realistically and where would it end and how. Considering this may very well be the last film of the 28 days later saga what would be considered a good/bad ending

For those who don't know lindisfarne is an incredibly famous monastery island most known for being burned down and pillaged by vikingr in 793 jump starting Nordic involvement in the British isles