28 Days Later - Making Of

[@z-rex6068]

Coronavirus brought me back here. Literally everything they say here is relatable to this epidemic right now. “I don’t think we’re ever far from the next pandemic” has always stuck with me. And the way the virus has taken over Italy, and now nearly 500 cases atm in the UK, I can’t stop thinking about what Selena said in the film: “First it was on the television, then It was on the streets and it was coming through your window”. Another quote to point out is at 7:14. As I wrote this comment, the music in this video is very haunting to listen to.

[@topkek3409]

Except Covid-19 isn’t deadly or dangerous...

[@ephjaymusic]

Replace the virus with "mass media" and "propaganda" and "fear mongering"

[@ThatTurboProbe]

@@topkek3409 Sure buddy. That's why it's highly infectious and 2 million peolple have already died plus there are 25 million currently infected people. It may not be deadly, but It will mutate and keep on infecting until we develop an immunity or vaccine or we will all be infected. Corona is here to stay.

[@CaptainKnuckles816]

@@ThatTurboProbe it’s usually only old people or people who are susceptible, most people aren’t really worried at all

[@ThatTurboProbe]

@@CaptainKnuckles816 Again, it will mutate like it has in England. Who knows how much it will mutate and what it will do. It could now mutate and be deadly. It's a serious threat and everyone should be scared of it's potential.

[@SupervoidCinema]

Watching this again, during a Government enforced lockdown is spookily poignant.

[@professionalghost138]

"The threat of a pandemic" we really saw it coming

[@BlueGhidorah2002]

Thank you 28 Days Later.

[@kilo393]

I just saw this in the special features of the dvd. Freaked me out a bit, because of everything that's happening now.

[@behindthescreens-dvdfilmsc2105]

Make sure to check out the other videos. Will update and upload as I can.

[@drshnutslol2917]

I was about 14 when i saw this freaked me out more than anything else, the movie yes and then the making of scared me even more! Can't believe how close we came to this, looting and the madness we saw and the selfishness of man

[@arjanpatel4895]

This was not just a film, it's a master piece. A warning to humanity. Scary how relevant it is today.

[@kimmykool-aid7782]

Ah such art

[@Tom-md3lx]

it is not relevant today at all..

[@-MrFozzy-]

How? Because rage zombies are running around today? I wish the ‘it’s more relevant today than when it was made’ people would stop…

[@orangewarm1]

running zombies?

[@Ostinat0]

@@-MrFozzy- "As a society, we've been miles too careless with our medicine. We are definitely assuming that we can cure anything." Direct quote from one of the people in the video; sounds pretty relevant to me!

[@user-dr2yz8um3d]

The movie turns 20 today! Missed it in theaters but caught it later on dvd Made $84.6 million being one of the best British horror films My first introduction to director Danny Boyle re-inventing the zombie genre Also introduced me to Cillian Murphy, Naomie Harris, and Brendan Gleeson The movie still ends up being pretty scary given today’s current concern with the coronavirus affecting much of our populace Great suspense mixed with gore This presents an eerily realistic portrayal of a worldwide apocalypse being so terrifying seeing public streets empty with no one in sight You get the feeling of dread, despair, and loneliness If the look of it seems off-putting that's because it was intentional to give a grimy aesthetic grittiness John Murphy's score is classic being techno and part piano with electric guitar It’s scary also being a sharp political allegory for capturing how infrastructure and society can collapse just as quickly as social order when all that remains is paranoia and uncertainty Terrific low-budget storytelling for horror as well as zombie fans

[@dysti2]

can’t wait for 28 months later

[@kimmykool-aid7782]

😂 Bella throne will probably be in it

[@ytgc-royalewarex5190]

I still waiting..

[@patorodriguez1918]

It's a reality.

[@Jonas_Rosa3259]

28 Years Later

[@BlueGhidorah2002]

Me neither. It is going to be released on June 20th, 2025. 4 days before I turn 23 years old.

[@maIwaldron]

Visually interesting film, like the digital rain for example. Great soundtrack. Also very prophetic of you know what. Can't wait for 28 Years Later

[@shaneh1872]

That theme is so good

[@qbanz00]

Damn they predicted the future

[@-MrFozzy-]

Eurgh…moron

[@BadMouse101]

"5 million, thats more than the entire human population of Liverpool" Dude Liverpool's population has never been higher than 1 and a bit million

[@ephjaymusic]

Who's here because of coronavirus?

[@MrUndersolo]

Indirectly? Yes.

[@BraulioMontelongo]

meee!!

[@RetroGaming-gp2ef]

Fuck off

[@user-cj3ik9qq6m]

28 days later predicting future

[@RetroGaming-gp2ef]

Karen exactly

[@FerHivore]

The editing style of the interviews is an experimental means of inducing the Rage virus.

[@musicman7943]

Here after the coronavirus

[@ephjaymusic]

yup

[@bryansoreal]

Me

[@eslp7627]

You mean "during"

[@InnocentRain562]

After? It’s still going on mate

[@Nsodnoajdjksl]

Coronavirus doesn't turn people into zombies

[@Ostinat0]

This feature was really mind-blowing for me! I had always thought the rage virus was a ham-fisted metaphor for the actual rage that drives people to violence and often seems to be contagious, so it was quite a surprise to learn that it was all meant to be taken literally. It doesn't make the film any less impactful/poignant for me but it strikes me as a particularly interesting case of not knowing what someone is trying to say until they actually explain it to you. Plus it is kinda funny to find out that "it's really not that deep bro"

[@GAMINGPULSEMMA]

haha i think the beauty of the film is it can be taken both ways, in many ways. it's all about what it makes YOU feel.

[@ezchannelclap]

anyone got the shivers looking back on this?

[@gotdagoose5362]

Yes

[@nezomegamob]

Is this the making of this film or a documentary on viruses???

[@ZigUncut]

It's a little of both.

[@tacosombrero1879]

Yes

[@rox-tn1cf]

Problem is the rage virus is man made. But its only explained in the tie in comic

[@rosed9628]

Certainly not the former. 5 minutes in and leaving now. I wanted to see how they shot the deserted streets near Big Ben and Piccadilly Circus, not be depressed about the inevitability of viral pandemics

[@dylanjordan4747]

@@rosed9628 it does get into that eventually

[@OverpowerdOptimusPrime-yo1vc]

This is my favorite zombie movie 🎥🍿 franchise

[@brendanboivin6152]

the show of the sqaure showing the parking-lot was my first clue of surveillance.

[@andyhornhornhorn]

Anyone watching this in light of the Coronavirus outbreak?

[@tarashane1157]

Anyone watching this during Covid? Holy crap...

[@thescaleyscoop5610]

the little orchestal bit at 0:10 is from Left For Dead lmao

[@juniorsilvabroadcast]

And believing this masterpiece was recorded with Canon XL1

[@roberthipolito1351]

Just read the screenplay for both films, and yes by God is Alex Garland such a good writer. Too bad they had to cut some things, but other wise it's exactly like the movie. Where as the screenplay for 28 Weeks is so so so different from the movie. It's a completely different story and further evolves the virus. There characters that dont appear in the movie but are important in the script, or the other way around, mayor characters from the film not in the script. Btw, the comics are good too. One of them show how the outbreak occured, another birdges the gap between both mpvies. Honestly if you're a fan of the movies do yourself a favor, read the scripts and the comics.

[@fisher3317]

Makes sense, 28 weeks later sucked in comparison to 28 days later.

[@InnocentRain562]

What did they cut?

[@roberthipolito1351]

@@InnocentRain562 for example the virus has become airborne and that hoe the 2nd outbreak occurs, which is revealed as a plot twist at the end and Andy (Danny in the script) begins to turn while on the chopter heading to France. The sniper shoot out scene nir the choper cutting heads is inthe acript, but there's a lot more smaller moments of action and suspense. The opening scene is a group of survivors beging chased by infected, they get in a boat to cross the channel only to end up gunned down by a US fighterjet. All infection and death scenes are much more brutal, like no kidding very explicit. Doyle is actually an merc ex SAS, he becomes an infected. Towards rhe end there are some really cool scenes. The survivors come across group of US soldiers that are looting all they can from some historic building, aka "asset protection" lol. Then as the make a run for an airport/airbase in Humvees, they get overrun, manage to get to the airport. The plot twist is revealedl. And it turns out a bunch of soldiers were still active and trying to escape, but there's only one helicopter left. They desperately make a final stand, it fails. Oh and my favorite character by far was Stone (in the movie he's the general, in the script a scientist of the IID), and he aint kidding with his job. He does everything he can to prevent infection. He discovers that it became airbourne, and when he realuzes he tii has the symptoms he shoits himself. He's like a Selina from the 1st movie, but rather focused on his own survival he is focused on preventing the virus from escaping.

[@storageunit2683]

Who was here before Covid?

[@ianbrighouse3056]

True words spoken here... 👀

[@InnocentRain562]

3:46 ‘The slaughter of 5 million animals. That’s more than the entire human population of Liverpool’ bit harsh to call us scousers animals

[@robbieglass4905]

Feel like they meant to say London... Would have been easier

[@gavcbbanh9762]

the iconic empty london

[@lilbunkus2739]

9:18 it is happening now

[@AndyManX1226]

People in the comments complaining that this feels like a documentary on viruses. The film is a warning on things like this. Sars-2 (the real name for it in records) wasn't zombie or rage-inducing, but the world fell apart for some time because of it. These movies are warnings on it. Of course the making-of is going to be all about it - that was the point of the film.

[@junior6677]

Wheres 28 months later

[@cmzybxng9063]

There can't ever be a zombie apocalypse can there?

[@missfloppy3]

No ofc not. But things can be similar. Like covid. That’s sort of an apocalypse

[@LTarts23]

@@missfloppy3 woah woah woah don’t jinx it. There definitely could be

[@Nsodnoajdjksl]

@@LTarts23 i thought jinx means link

[@-MrFozzy-]

@@missfloppy3 but it’s not though is it…power, relative safety, water, emergency services…society…

[@nfwrambo]

There is currently no virus or other type of disease that will result in hordes of brain-dead husk hunting you down. There are absolutely diseases that will destroy the human mind and turn people into shambling husks of their former selves, some may even make people violent (like rabies) but they are relatively rare and don’t pose too much of a pandemic level threat in areas with a developed medical system. Some drugs can also cause these symptoms too. Neither drugs nor known diseases are likely to lead to hordes of infected though, as the aggression will be aimed at everyone else, including fellow infected. Though there is the possibility of mass psychogenic illness (MPI) convincing a large group of people that they are zombies is also a possibility, but only a slim one (for a similar examples of this look up the “dancing plague” or Tanganyika’s “laughter epidemic”).MPI is more common in times of local crisis, and with global warming, rising sea levels, and vast desertification of the world, one shouldn’t be too surprised to if more cases of MPI start appearing. Finally the technology to completely engineering such a disease is still likely many decades out, as we know far too little about both the human brain and genetic engineering to creat such a complex disease or bioweapon. TLDR: the chances of a zombie apocalypse are higher than you would think, but still pretty low. You should be more worried by things like boring worldwide pandemics (like Ebola or Covid) and global warming.

[@cheddacheese8112]

Me : hi how was ur day Video: infectious diseases

[@raj360d]

Whaaaaat?

[@mikecress8420]

Here we are.

[@kimmykool-aid7782]

I expected behind the scenes of the making of the movie but I got a virus documentary instead lmao 😂

[@PeeWeeHermitGames]

Watching this now is incredible.

[@TheGoldenGod.]

Watching in 2021 after the outbreak

[@xecursion.7231]

i see Thomas shelby is doing well for himself

[@ilqar887]

Good movie u can see the commitment and interest from filmmakers

[@RetroGaming-gp2ef]

I think the movie was warning us about the infection of 2020

[@angelworldtour6351]

20:05 its mailet??

[@Reticulosis]

Don’t mind me, just trying to see how COVID19 can turn into the rage virus

[@sonyp180]

Great Movie this. Such a shame it was shot on Video (DV) and not 35mm film. It doesn't quite hold up to HD standards let alone any hope of 4k etc. Shame as its one of my favourite movies.

[@AYO_WHO_THIS]

Wish it was more of a movie making of instead of just fears of viruses and such lol

[@TheLoner70503]

What the hell is this, a making of or a documentary about OMS???

[@racc_the_British_one]

1:58 cronaviras

[@ilqar887]

And they managed to do it with only 8 million dollars..poor actors..they did not get paid a penny

[@shanemccarthy3544]

Carol baskin did it !!!

[@brendanboivin6152]

i think concept to many people is that he had bigger nuts than me.

[@Devilcat_Smile]

NO DISLIKES AT 150 LETS GO

[@explorationgmer1336]

Doesn’t seem like the making of the film. Feels more like a documentary

[@cosmicfool3334]

That one idiot in the comments 😂😂 ItS jUsT a FLu bRo 😂😂

[@MrOpaquelens]

You mean this film was a made to go with this propaganda piece to be used as a psy-op in the future? I've got psy-op fatigue these days and I'm sceptical of everything I'm told. I'd rather live without fear right to the very end even if the end it as horrifying as this.

[@bengalboypaco3140]

I love this movie and 28 weeks later but i know whats going on 28 weeks later is littered with one eye symbolism even when andy opens his sneaker box theres a one eye toy in it

[@ephjaymusic]

Based

[@nielsjonckheere461]

Lol i knew i wass gonna see the corona virus comments. Ut's crazy tho how they sort or predicted this pandemic. Glad it certanly wasn't the rage virus. I'd be terrified👀

[@nicholashqar1654]

❤🎉🎉🎉❤

[@pablomansini6449]

Walking dead took a lot from this movie