28 Years Later Trailer Reaction!

[@svenr.3803]

What a trailer. Truly is a lost art to show shit but not too much and make you fucking hyped. This one did it.

[@brandontrammel4581]

Agreed

[@ianstopher9111]

A teaser that gives you a sense of what you should feel, not giving any significant plot details.

[@philipkeetley6457]

The poem in the background is 'Boots' by Rudyard Kipling

[@Jester_head666]

Absolutely haunting, great performance by the voice actor

[@samolofsson2401]

​@@Jester_head666i belive it was recorded in 1915 or something.

[@thomas-q1y3g]

@@samolofsson2401i think it was the 2nd boer war in the 1800s could be wrong

[@evacombs9720]

@@Jester_head666 Taylor Holmes (1915) is the person reciting the poem

[@archer1949]

@@thomas-q1y3g Second Boer War (1899-1902).

[@HastyElderHaman]

The song is a recording of a poem by Rudyard Kipling about soldiers' experiences when the British were colonizing South Africa I believe.

[@arnodk2852]

It's about the Second Boer War (1899 - 1902) in South Africa, that was a vicious war with the British implementing a scorched earth policy and building concentration camps.

[@hwheelez24]

Yup, the Boar war, the way poem is spoken at 2 words per second, meant to replicate a soldiers march.

[@zaftra]

@@arnodk2852 if you're going to comment present the whole facts. The British had lost 22,000 dead to the Boars, they had lost 6,000 due to guerilla tactics, triggering the scorched earth policy which was a common accepted thing back then. This lead to the 'concentration camps' which today would be called refugee camps, not the ones the gemans used.

[@mariabelenpereira6357]

Indeed.. It is the Poem called _"Boots"..._

[@samanthaa.6055]

This trailer deserves an award in itself. The poem is a Kipling poem written about the Boer war. I had to look it up myself.

[@tim2024-df5fu]

I thought it was WW1 but Boer War makes sense,

[@Phosgene1917]

@@tim2024-df5fu the first lines in the poem mention Africa, it was just recorded during the first world war in 1915.

[@Carlos-sh9kf]

I love how most of the people how raected to this immediately recoil at the Teletubies lol

[@samuelreyes1689]

The boots poem recording is used in navy seal SERE training (survival, evasion, resistance, escape) and POW simulations where seals are apparently sensory deprived and are made to do and enact and experience certain things as a captured soldier. Apparently this recording is played on a loop for 18+ hours and is meant to break them. It’s also used in other armed forces training. 😮😮

[@paulchavez3039]

i feel like theyre also just trying to ruin an anti-war anti-colonial piece for them as a convenient little addition to their brainwashing.

[@TheMiraculousVillain]

28 days and weeks are my favorite zombie movies of all time. Also the fact Boyle and Garland are returning to make this one makes me more excited

[@marcoslugo6132]

Fascinating that they used "Boots" for the soundtrack since it fits how eery a world like that would be. I think this version of it is the one used by US Army in training for soldiers on how to react to capture/torture.

[@Jester_head666]

The Seals specifically

[@paulchavez3039]

they're trained to hate poetry lol especially anti settler-colonialist poetry. how appropriate.

[@andreww1225]

Boots was written in 1905 I believe and that recording was done in 1915. It was about the Boar war in Africa, there’s more meaning to it than that but I honestly can’t remember the details. It’s worth looking up.

[@bensneb360]

Give that trailer editor a raise, because they did an incredible job

[@drakethesnek6429]

Probably one of the greatest trailers I've ever seen 👏

[@simonedelgrosso4519]

that image of the tree of life surrounded by death is very powerful

[@something2fear]

Oh god to the tella tubbies is almost ever other reactors reaction 😂

[@Christrulesall2]

The Horror....

[@DCFCEthan]

I have a theory that Jodie Comer's character will be an older version of Hannah from 28 days

[@canadiandulcimerboy]

The use of the BOOTS poem by Rudyard Kipling is pure genius! There’s a complete read through of the entire poem on KZbin. Actually a couple of different readings…all chilling.😮

[@fearassassin5207]

Can't believe 28 days later came out 22 years ago I feel old 🤣

[@vincenerva]

That's not Cillian Murphy for anyone asking. The actor that's playing that infected actually spoke up

[@sebraven]

The poem is 'boots' by rudyard Kipling written in 1915, and is about the experience of british soldiers in the 2nd boer war in then southern africa . And is now used in military training apparently

[@billigmad3720]

According to Wikipedia it was published in 1903. The recording you hear is apparantly from 1915 though.

[@Hellseeker1]

That's how trailers use to be made.

[@Herne0011]

Was honestly wondering where their reaction to this was. Glad to see it. The specific recording also used my American special forces in their SERE training as a way to try to break recruits by playing it over and over for days and days while the recruit is sleep deprived ect. Apparently its highly effective. I am surprised the movie only had a $75 mil budget - it deserved more but perhaps it does not need it? We will see. Also beware that Sony is releasing this - they like to cut out as much gore as possible to lower their rating (they have done this soo many times).

[@iambicpentakill971]

Probably not a movie for me, but that trailer made me want to see it. Damn that was good

[@iambicpentakill971]

Oh yeah, World War Z was a fantastic book!

[@BxLxOxO]

Ah, damn I wanted reactions to the first two movies. I'm so excited for this movie.

[@mattybob12310]

in regards to your opening comments about Hollywood, good job this is directed by Danny Boyle then aye 😆 Also, just did some reading, that recording is from a 1915 recording of a Rudyard Kippling poem about lads going off to war. Apparantly, the US use it in Survival & Resistance training (SERE) and there's a few people who I've seen comment on it saying it awoke memories they'd rather forget about from the US Military.

[@Laufield]

28 days later is the best zombies film ever

[@jamesosteen09]

Trailer gave me chills and made me super excited to see it

[@jessvan1206]

So the sound is a dramatic reading (early 1900s actor/voice actor Taylor Homes) of a Kipling poem from 1915 called "boots". It's actually used in S.E.R.E training for Navy SEALS. Apparently, they stick them in a small cell and play this exact recording over and over. This was one of the best trailers I've ever seen. Sooooo physically unsettling.

[@mrchickflick4444]

Boots" is a poem by English author and poet Rudyard Kipling (1865-1936).

[@Dillpickle1911a]

You should read the Enemy by charles higson it's basically 28 days later, with the infected being only adults and the survivors being 15 years old and younger.

[@nukiesduke6868]

Not sure why it's not 28 months later. It would also be cool if they made a 12 episode miniseries show called 28 hours later. Just have it balls to the wall chaos

[@GabrielSouza12125]

Horror movies and movie trailers doesn't deserve awards. Horror movies trailers:

[@jordanevans_97]

This movie was all shot on iPhone 15 pro max, which is insane, and as for the zombie the actor who plays this zombie has opened up saying this isn’t Murphy

[@MrNathansdad]

Using multi-million dollar lenses. It's a PR move. Not all that insane

[@Industrieeee]

@@MrNathansdadit’s still the iPhone Hardware and Sensors. Lenses don’t take images

[@gmdhargreaves]

@2:00 they have a lot blonde children! Haha! Europe baby

[@TJ-dc8iz]

Poem is Boots by Rudyard Kipling and recited by Taylor Holmes in 1915.

[@ciberoyuncu7459]

i love how the 80% of the comments about the voice behind the trailer explaining it from that one Tiktok video, im 100% sure lol

[@LordLOC]

That emaciated infected is NOT Cillian Murphy. I don't know if Danny Boyle himself or someone else involved in the production came out and said that it is not him. Also, that recording of Boots is not by a British person. It's by an American actor named Taylor Holmes who fun fact played King Stefan in the original Sleeping Beauty from 1959.

[@TheBearAspirin]

The Guardian actually did a short interview with the actor/art dealer Angus Niell who plays that part.

[@lyndon7221]

crazy he sounds like a british woman. I think its that weird accent americans put on back then and the microphone used

[@pepelapepe]

but cillian is confirmed to be in the movie

[@LordLOC]

@@pepelapepe Yes he is in the movie and in a part that apparently will be "unexpected" which is why people think that emanciated infected is him.

[@LordLOC]

@@lyndon7221 Well back then we had a more "proper" accent depending where you were in the country, compared to nowadays. By proper I mean more, British/posh sounding or just more inflection can be heard compared to now.

[@sVieira151]

Most horrifying part of this trailer was the Teletubbies on the TV, and that's saying something 😂 Agreed on the cultural specificity. It's why Shaun of the Dead also works incredibly well.

[@wvmountaineer80]

Hyped to watch this creepy trailer leaves u wanting more

[@stevenmac993]

Watching it with you made me realise something. On the Wall, someone has added the name Jimmy to the phrase 'behold he is coming in the clouds'. At the beginning, with the kids, she calls one of them 'Jimmy'. My take. The kid survives and becomes a cult leader. He may even be the Ralph Fiennes character. The story: A group of survivors on the island venture out only to run into a cult of other survivors lead by Jimmy. For some reason, they want the young boy (I think the scene with all the people in the hall and the young boy may be the cult having captured the boy). The father not only has the battle zombies but also the cult.

[@potterj09]

I imagine myself being a Wheelchair Christophersson in a long-term zomb-poc.

[@TheBearAspirin]

Have they reacted to "The Substance"?

[@deanthemachine8879]

The key piece of audio in the trailer is a spoken-word reading of the of the Rudyard Kipling poem “Boots” by American actor Taylor Holmes from 1915. The poem imagines the thoughts of a British Army infantryman stationed in South Africa during the Second Boer War between the British Empire and the Boer republics over influence in Southern Africa. Because the infantrymen have no clear campaign they are made to march across the region, and the speaker is slowly going mad from days of seeing nothing by his boots and the boots of nearby soldiers in line marching up and down without end. The marching continues through all the tolls of warfare, but the men cannot rest or stop and there’s no escape from the cycle of horror, as “there’s no discharge in the war!” The numbers counted off represent the stretches of miles the men have been made to march (“Four-eleven-seventeen-thirty-two-the day before…”) and Kipling snuck in the Easter egg of timing the lines to the cadence of actual infantry marches.

[@arnodk2852]

It's already been confirmed by the film makers that the infected guy in the flowers isn't Cillian Murphy (Murphy is playing a bigger role in the other two films in this new trilogy)

[@prebvrpredator139]

Hi guys I am Italian and I must say that , after the genres Science Fiction and Action .... the Horror genre (film or TV series) is a genre that I watch.. So let's remember that the creator of this film genre was George A. Romero.. and that in all of Romero's films the Zombies walk "very slowly" as well as very badly but importantly "they never run".. You see them walking.. even moving quickly in fits and starts but they never run.. Unfortunately there are directors who think they can make a "zombie film" as if the zombies were Olympic athletes.. That's completely wrong.. There have been , among the various films , two films based on video games about zombies : House of the Dead , this first is a horrible film because you don't understand anything ( rave party on an island and then the chaos of the zombies breaks out that you don't even understand how it started..) .... and the other is Resident Evil , based on a console video-game by Capcom.. That is a realistic movie.. Directed by Paul W. Anderson ( the director who also produced Alien Vs Predator.. ) and a fantastic saga came out of it 6 movies ( I have them all ) in the first movie it is explained how the T-Virus and the Anti-Virus are produced in the Umbrella Corp. laboratory.. It is shown how the apocalypse is born with the accident caused by the breakage of a vial of T-Virus.. The zombies in the first and second movie "move slowly" as George A. Romero wants. And in the third movie "Extinction" it is shown that by doing experiments on zombies they mutate and then you see them run (and also mutate with those things that come out of their mouths). In the first two movies you also see the Lickers and in the third you see a Tyrant, creatures from the game.. Fantastic saga.. So i think is important in a horror zombie movie 1) show how the accident/ infection started and 2) zombies must move/ walk very slowly ( only if there is an "experiment on zombies" as in Resident Evil 3 : Extintion everyone can see that " mutation " and most important only after that the zombies start running as olympic athets.. The best Zombie TV series that in my opinion is very well done is The Walking Dead , very very well done TV Series.., where in the second episode you see exactly how the group of survivors arrives in a laboratory where it is explained how the epidemic happened.. You always have to explain how the epidemic is born.. the apocalypse is more important "zombies don't run".. For example that "Army of the Dead" is made very bad.. Hi from italy.., from centre north.... Verona province.. hi from Alex..

[@LucifersTear]

The best trailer in a decade!

[@jackreed7287]

Now that's a trailer.

[@jessvan1206]

For the record it's been 22 years..going on 23 when it releases next year

[@goldsearcher7606]

Love me those Teletubbies

[@shuckins]

Does anyone happen to know when (or if) they are going to start reading The Expanse? It was in the works a while ago but when they started the Stormlight series I dipped out.

[@Teb1093]

Now this is how to make a Good Trailer as a comeback, they didn't Spoil anything.. 28 Years Later let's go!!

[@mltorrefranca]

Now I want to revisit WWZ.

[@Champ1up]

The 1st movie came out in 2002, it’s been 22 years and 23 by the time is premieres next year. Not sure about you math

[@JavierNitroxx]

I also watched 28 weeks ltr then 28 days ltr

[@jamesbaird128]

I'd like to see the reaction of anyone when they first learn this movie was shot with an I-phone.

[@jaredplantulli4288]

Hasn’t it been longer than 17 years? Since the second movie, yes, but isn’t the title an implication of since outbreak day? First movie was 2002 so it’s pretty close!

[@SCharlesDennicon]

"An old WWII thing" XD

[@LordLOC]

If only more people knew it was a pre-WW1 thing :|

[@AJRed96]

And don’t call me Shirley. 😊😮

[@AJRed96]

Luv u both!

[@codydoxey2497]

I liked 28 weeks more than days. I'm super excited to watch years. I really love 28 weeks later.

[@tonyharrison2112]

The only thing superior about Weeks is the opening but I believe that was the only real hands own involvement Danny Boyle had with the film

[@lauralittle1970]

We can not watch 28 Days Later in Canada because of copyright issues. 😢 Hope that changes one day........

[@TomTomson81]

Best trailer I've seen in a long time. It doesn't give away the entire movie and is very effective. I also doubt that the best scenes were shown here, as is so common today, because the rest of the movies sucks. The last good trailer was for The Last Of Us and Fallout series.

[@nathanjedrej792]

Looks like apostle a wee bit.

[@cable7152]

Creeptastic. It actually is a stacked cast.

[@drunkenhowler22]

Don't say it... Don't say it... ... Do- Hey guys this is a Poem by Rudyard Kipli-

[@petersvillage7447]

And yet I haven't seen anybody say "do you like Kipling?" "I don't know, I've never kippled before" yet.

[@batknightchannel8169]

I heard this movie was filmed using an iphone. I don't know if it's real ,bit it may explains the grim visual color style in this.

[@allenolivieri1773]

What in the breaking bad happened to Nerdy. I haven't been around in awhile and i wasn't ready for that lol. its growing on me though

[@40ozmangi]

dont' thin i seen clarour .. ( sorry name ) ... this scared.... she looked terrified... ...... ha

[@freethinker424]

please stop calling me old

[@brandonizaguirre2963]

So hyped for this movie. Hopefully it'll wash away the awful taste in my mouth left by 28 Weeks Later. Also, is it me or does this woman on screen look a bit like Anya Taylor Joy? 😳

[@Lezzyboy87]

That goatee is making me feel uncomfortable

[@sorabove]

You look FANTASTIC bald.

[@marcosolo6439]

Boots, boots, boots

[@misterkite]

17? Someone can't math. It's been 22 years since the outbreak.

[@rhyse630]

If you're gonna call us cowards get your facts right. The outbreak started in the first movie which was released in 2002, this movie is being released in 2025 simple math suggests it's been 23 years not 17, still not 28 years but you got that wrong luv

[@deanthemachine8879]

I very much wonder if Clarus can handle watching The Substance. It’s funny and sad and weird and intentionally over the top, but if you can’t handle gross gore… 😬

[@AA_da_SEQUAL]

Why is walter white reacting to trailers

[@kevinkevin-ug9po]

What is KZbin now, it is full of folk jumping on the bsndwagon of every film trailer with a discussion on it. Its so ridiculous now, ive spotted 20 plus different folk jumping and making up stuff about this trailer in one day after release, ffs

[@shunonigiri2710]

Nice to see Mr. Inbetween react to this trailer

[@V4N6U4RD]

I don't take anything in the 28Days/Weeks/Years seriously. The "Zombie Virus" started in Central London and spread to Europe. But we already explored that Scenario in the Resident Evil video games, the best Zombie Scenario is in "The Last of Us" (Games or TV Show) and 2020 has taught me that humanity will not last even just 3 days

[@CR.490]

It was cillian Murphy cause he was in the first 28 days later

[@marcoatila]

7:50 Should've linked your zombie short! Anyway, I found it & enjoyed: Verified (Short Film - 2021) by Ali Chappell @theunholychappell ( kzbin.info/www/bejne/qJvQonqknb-Fg7M )

[@billigmad3720]

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boots_(poem)