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A sequel, titled The Bone Temple, is out in January. That probably explains it.
28 Years Later | Reviews
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A sequel, titled The Bone Temple, is out in January. That probably explains it.
clarky
Gold Member
What's 4dx? When the seats move and someone farts close by to make it smell?
Reizo Ryuu
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DKehoe
Member
Ever had someone kick the back of your seat while you were watching the film? Would you like to pay extra for that feeling?
clarky
Gold Member
I see. Not sure that would be for me. Going to the movies is annoying as fuck at the best of times, never mind sitting in a Space Harrier cabinet as well.It's for people who want to experience getting their ass kicked by a chair.
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clarky
Gold Member
Bad enough on plane. No thank you sir.
DKehoe
Member
I did it once and that was enough for me. I found that the extra elements just do the opposite of what they're meant to by breaking your immersion and reminding you that you're in a cinema.
Windle Poons
Made a crappy phPBB forum once ... once.
How much did you pay? I'll do it for half the price.
Orpheum
Member
Just sat through this absolute piece of trash film. Good riddance who is responsible for this mess?? and who are those trash ass reviewers giving this pile of ass anythig above a 2/10. No fucking integrity
i was so looking forward to it and it turned out to be one of the worst films i've seen in recent years. Hell there were a bunch of people walking out of the cinema, best choice ever.
Do NOT under any circumstances waste your money on this
i was so looking forward to it and it turned out to be one of the worst films i've seen in recent years. Hell there were a bunch of people walking out of the cinema, best choice ever.
Do NOT under any circumstances waste your money on this
Windle Poons
Made a crappy phPBB forum once ... once.
Wow.
I said in my first post after watching it I kept expecting it to start but then it ended but I wouldn't have said it was trash.
To each their own and all that, I'm sure you had your reasons.
People walking out? I guess I was lucky, there were only about 6 people in the theatre for my showing.
rofif
Banned
Just back from the cinema. It was fantastic!!! At least very original!
Now that's an autheur movie.
See that tlou season 2 ?!
These are fucking scary zombies!!! dirty, fast and naked because .. it's been 28 years.
Now that's an autheur movie.
See that tlou season 2 ?!
These are fucking scary zombies!!! dirty, fast and naked because .. it's been 28 years.
Lol the ending reveal.
Was that just to troll us and reaffirm he is in good hands?
that was goofy and kinda great
I didn't catch it... was the ending jim... cilian murphy?
And it's not the same Jim as the... 28 days later jim? is it? He is a kid when it started and in 28 days later, he was woken up in a hospital and he was an adult
Was that just to troll us and reaffirm he is in good hands?
that was goofy and kinda great
I didn't catch it... was the ending jim... cilian murphy?
And it's not the same Jim as the... 28 days later jim? is it? He is a kid when it started and in 28 days later, he was woken up in a hospital and he was an adult
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Werewolf Jones
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I think parts of the movie are kinda cartoony especially and once the soldier comes into it the dialogue gets proper stupid and sort of ruins that aura of isolation but 2/10? Lol. The movie does also have a lot of imagery early on that sort of gets dropped.
Going by what Danny Boyle said he didn't wanna make the movie extremely normie and accessible so its an experiment for him it seems.
Werewolf Jones
Member
No it's the actor who played the Vampire in Sinners
New characters shows up.
"YO IS THAT CILLIAN MURPHY THOUGH?"
Movie premise is strong enough to not need him and his story arc was completed in the first movie but nostalgia sells.
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Reizo Ryuu
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Cillian murphy isn't in the film, but seeing how this is apparently a trilogy, he'll show up later.
Days like these...
Have a Blessed Day
Might watch just for the massive meat
NotMyProblemAnymoreCunt
Biggest Trails Stan
Grildon Tundy
Gold Member
I'm curious why you think that, given all the positive word-of-mouth around it, but I haven't seen it yet and don't want to have it spoiled.
swaffles23
Member
it was almost as big as the spinal cord
M.W.
Member
Nah, I'll make up my own mind.
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pel1300
Member
I already didn't have much hope for the sequel coming out next year....the director is some no name young woman who directed The Marvels. I understand Danny Boyle had his hands full with this one and the sequel comes out less than a year later...but couldn't he have hand picked a better director?
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Dusktildawn48
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Was that the dudes real dick? Cause holy fuck my wife probably thinks mines tiny now.
Werewolf Jones
Member
It goes from grounded realism to Council Estate dudes performing Hong Kong cinema movements.
Days like these...
Have a Blessed Day
You know what I remember there is meat in Bring Her Back. It's old meat but meat is meat. I'll just rewatch that.
Dusktildawn48
Member
She also directed the newest Candyman, which is one of the biggest pieces of shit I've ever seen.
pel1300
Member
Sounds fkn awful.
I'm someone who swore never to play Metal Gear Solid The Twin Snakes when I saw the trailer where Snake jumps over a missile and kick it in another direction. Even though MGS was never super realistic, that Matrix shit was just way too much.
What makes stories like Nolan's Batman or 28 Days Later work is that they take very silly ideas and try to make them feel sort of grounded in reality.
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DrFigs
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I think its the first one of these movies that doesn't just peter out. It's a solid movie all the way through. it feels like kind of a small story, but it is part 1 of a trilogy so that's understandable to me. I think it's very well done.
At the very end it does something that feels like a different movie. it's tonally out of place, but 99% of the run time is perfectly normal - nothing too weird at all aside from how creative the infected are in this one.
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Giallo Corsa
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This is actually part of a trilogy, Bender, the next chapter is coming in January 2026 (I think), while the final installment hasn't even entered production yet.
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pel1300
Member
It sounds like that final scene was tacked on as a preview of what the sequel, with a different director, will be like.
In fact I wouldn't be surprised if she directed the final scene.
I read that Garland wrote the scripts for parts one and two to feel like totally different movies.
pel1300
Member
I have a feeling 28 years later: The Bone Temple isn't gonna come out in January as scheduled.
I expect to hear about some rewrites and reshoots happening in the coming months....and the announcement that it's being delayed until the end of next year.....maybe summer or fall if they are lucky and the whole cast and crew just happen to be available to do reshoots sooner than later.
I expect to hear about some rewrites and reshoots happening in the coming months....and the announcement that it's being delayed until the end of next year.....maybe summer or fall if they are lucky and the whole cast and crew just happen to be available to do reshoots sooner than later.
kittoo
Cretinously credulous
Depends on the movie. It was absolutely amazing and immersive in Top gun maverick. Pretty bad in mission impossible reckoning. Hit and miss.
Windle Poons
Made a crappy phPBB forum once ... once.
No London is not in it. Contrary to popular belief, there is more to the UK than London.
For those that know, I'm glad they got the sycamore gap tree in. Twice.
And now that someone else has mentioned it, the ninja jimmy savilles at the end was my WTF moment.
For those that know, I'm glad they got the sycamore gap tree in. Twice.
And now that someone else has mentioned it, the ninja jimmy savilles at the end was my WTF moment.
clarky
Gold Member
Ok, now im interested watching this asap.
Windle Poons
Made a crappy phPBB forum once ... once.
Well see if you get the same impression as me. I thought they were based on him due to attire / jewellery / hair...
clarky
Gold Member
Agreed, that film was fucking garbage.
Nemesisuuu
Member
Couldn't agree more, it was complete garbage. Quite a shame considering first two are good. I didn't have any expectations and still left the cinema disappointed.
clarky
Gold Member
Eh? He's done some quality films.
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Trilobit
Absolutely Cozy
Booked ticket for Sunday night. Hopefully there won't be lots of people there. I feel like I have the right expectations for the movie to be able to enjoy it. I hope they'll be able to make the two sequels too. From what I've heard the first movie doesn't feel like a full story, so it'd be disappointing otherwise.
DrFigs
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I think people were expecting maybe an action packed zombie movie, but it's more like the Last of Us than it is 28 Days Later. It's a coming of age road trip type of movie. And it's very well down imo. I think this is why the audience is split. It has great performances from Ralph Fiennes and the child lead actor, who is carrying this film.
It reminds me of a French-language film "Ravenous" which you might enjoy if you liked this one.
It reminds me of a French-language film "Ravenous" which you might enjoy if you liked this one.
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cormack12
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It wasn't the guys real dick for those wondering. It was a prosthetic like Hodor's. But he was an 'alpha' so guess that was kind of the point. Everything oversized.
It started really strong, but the last act was a bit stupid. The scenes with Erik were actually quite cool, especially with his birds pictures.
As soon as the nosebleeds started I knew where it was going but the last section didn't really fit in with the rest of the film, and I felt the baby only existed to close off the dad arc.
Pretty much everyone agreed that the end costumes evoked the ghost of Jimmy Saville. It felt like we'd crossed into some weird parody of Clockwork Orange at that point.
But honestly 28 Days and 28 Years were kinda cheesy, the way they were shot and I always felt they were a bit over rated anyway.
Ralph Fiennes character stole the show imo.
It started really strong, but the last act was a bit stupid. The scenes with Erik were actually quite cool, especially with his birds pictures.
As soon as the nosebleeds started I knew where it was going but the last section didn't really fit in with the rest of the film, and I felt the baby only existed to close off the dad arc.
Pretty much everyone agreed that the end costumes evoked the ghost of Jimmy Saville. It felt like we'd crossed into some weird parody of Clockwork Orange at that point.
But honestly 28 Days and 28 Years were kinda cheesy, the way they were shot and I always felt they were a bit over rated anyway.
Ralph Fiennes character stole the show imo.