28 Weeks Later (2007) MOVIE REACTION! Commentary

[@thehorrorcounselors4747]

The opening to this film is unlike anything I’ve ever seen...Leaving his wife, Being chased by five zombies only to be greeted by dozens more coming down the hill. Absolutely petrifying.

[@James_Be]

Agreed. I like that he didn’t really have a great choice and his reaction was very real to life

[@markbartoszek8585]

And then it all goes downhill after that. The rest of the film is quite forgettable.

[@itachileesan]

that and add to that the music score intensifying. i remember letting out a breath i didnt know i was holding first time i saw it

[@RamóhanMercader97]

@@markbartoszek8585 Nah I agree like that’s not to say it’s bad but the opening scene is so amazing it overshadows the rest of the film

[@Vale9118]

@@James_Be I don't know which way I would react, but I find it realistic even to try and defend your family in that kind of situation.. the fact that he escaped doesn't mean he was in the right, he was pure survival instinct that's it, but some people would have the clarity to sacrifice themselves or act differently...

[@MST3Killa]

I just laugh that Idris Elba is a British guy playing an American guy in a British film set in Britain.

[@mistersmootharteest7045]

LOL right, they could've just let him use his accent.

[@samiridgethevoice]

Lol I mean same with Rose Byrne

[@samiridgethevoice]

Sh3p 83 myyyyy baaaaad

[@bertalach]

Elbaception!

[@AnAmericanMusician]

I always thought Idris was from new Zealand.

[@TomTomson81]

This score is still one of the best in this film genre. I love it.

[@DementedCaver]

I can now understand why they changed the intro music for the PC game 7 Days to Die, because originally they had intro music that sounded darn near exactly like the theme for this movie.

[@The-Underbaker]

"If you're with kids in horror films, leave 'em". I'm with you guys as there's always one that does something stupid or makes a noise when they're not supposed to!

[@erauprcwa]

the kid at the beginning hid in a closet when they had a clear path for escape... the kids in the film caused the spread TWICE!!!. Kids are a detriment in horror.

[@pokemusica4535]

@@erauprcwa to be fair that kid survived days from that horde and knew how to sneak. He knew he wouldn't be able to outrun them so he made the right decision of hiding. The woman tried to be a hero and got the kid and herself killed. The husband also made the right decision of saving himself cuz the wife doomed them

[@el34glo59]

That's so fucked bro. You don't leave your own kids

[@Niitroxyde]

Nowadays the line between kids and adults is pretty blurry though. So you're probably better off alone.

[@TheOnly-zo4xi]

@@el34glo59 Bruh that was not even his own kid

[@pauledwards9493]

The sniper 'target all' order always gets me. That order would be given no doubt.

[@rogerthecockmachine6663]

And it makes sense. Morally, it’s deplorable, but realistically speaking its pretty much the only option left.

[@ennesshay5040]

The film is almost certainly an analogy of the US's invasion of Iraq - Especially the slaughter in Mosul with the use of phosphorous bombs !!

[@hellocancer4615]

@@ennesshay5040 pov you brought up Iraq in a movie about roid zombies

[@ennesshay5040]

@@hellocancer4615 The writers mentioned it in one of the 'making of' documentaries. Same with 'Children of Men.' The end 'battle' is blatantly a depiction of Iraq at that time.

[@miketrujillo3677]

@@hellocancer4615 pov you dont know what you were talking about

[@seagull8415]

The scariest / most disturbing thing from these movies is the idea of being permanently enraged. Such a horrible fate to be stuck in the worst possible feeling constantly.

[@ruthfoley2580]

I think spending you life sexually attracted to Piers Morgan would be a more horrible fate.

[@onyx081]

@@ruthfoley2580 What about spending your life enraged that you're sexually attracted to Piers Morgan

[@ruthfoley2580]

@@onyx081 if I was attracted & not enraged about it, I'd have serious issues. 🤣

[@ruthfoley2580]

@@onyx081 I said "if."

[@tjchesney4997]

Yeah, none of us are angry

[@TheeJasonReyes]

4:05 When people ask me to define human instinct...I show them this. Man didnt let his emotional connection to his wife takeover his decision. It was all out his survival instinct. And that is the scariest part to me about this movie.

[@TheFatScot]

You guys do honestly deserve more subs keep it up

[@RitsychServare]

Their channel is doing surprisingly well when you think about it as it hasn't even reached a year when it was created 🤨

[@frosksdeadteeth5163]

It takes time they'll increase for sure

[@RitsychServare]

@@frosksdeadteeth5163 Yes, but they're doing quite well so far in their channel. 50k subs in 9 months time!

[@حان-ز7ز]

Hello

[@deadmonkeyuk]

If I am remembering correctly, Danny Boyle directed the first scene. Which makes sense as it feels slightly different from the rest of the film.

[@takemyshirtoffandsingtome2112]

@@TackJorrance also includes the first scene. He also shot the barn piece and also shot the helicopter park scene

[@rinzler_7701]

He’s rumored to be back for the third movie

[@LabradorIndependent]

That would explain the first scene being so much better than the rest of the film

[@misterbobby8913]

I don't think I ever heard that. Where did you hear that? It's Fact that director for this one, Chose to increase the frame rate when showing the zombies running

[@Djc00lness]

doesnt feel different at all lol fits perfectly actually, what you on about

[@Tgsva352]

Fun fact, they were going to make another one that would have been called "28 Months Later", which would have taken place in Moscow after most of Europe was overrun by the Zombies. Also, they did create some Comics, which pick up after the First Movie and kinda explains what happened to the crew of the 28 Days later

[@oolillemyoo4099]

Do you know why they didn’t end up doing it?!

[@tonyyul703]

@@oolillemyoo4099 Studios couldn't decide who had the rights....

[@TheBraunMachine2011]

​@@tonyyul703 Damn, that sucks. I heard they're in talks to finally do 28 Months Later, hopefully the survivors of the first make an appearance. :)

[@ron3557]

Then 28 years later 28 decades later 28 centuries later

[@Stanlos]

The comics from BOOM Studios are EXCEPTIONAL

[@AmberQuinn95]

Best intro to any movie ever👏🏼

[@MuaMovieFan]

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[@Nyarlabrotep]

A Clockwork Orange

[@ThePixelPodcast]

Two Towers

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[@jazzyoe24]

Watchmen. Jackie Brown. 28 Weeks Later. They're all up there as some of the best openings ever.

[@morganw3302]

You guys have ruined any other reactions for me, yours is the only one I enjoy the most. I look forward to your videos everyday and I especially love how you analyse and deconstruct certain scenes and dialogues in the movies. Really making this lock down a little bit better

[@Houldey]

It's nice seeing people who are clearly interested in the industry side of things too, only a certain subset of the audience are watching with a critical lens and it's refreshing to see people still care about the craft and analysis.

[@Houldey]

Thanks for the recommendation, just checked out his Robocop vid, very good stuff indeed.

[@lynnevetter]

I love these reactions, but Ashleigh's Millennial Movie Monday rocks too.

[@RitsychServare]

@@duncan9661 THIS. 👍👍 His analysis breakdown is MUCH more thorough compared to these guys.

[@madelync7414]

I read that Robert Carlyle banged his head so hard against the glass window during the scene where he first gets the rage virus that he suffered splitting headaches for three days.

[@giselagarcia8588]

I think my head every time I got a headache for like two to three weeks

[@GigiC4]

Best opening scene in a horror movie, the look of betrayal and hurt the wife gives her husband as he's leaving her to die while saving his skin is gut wrenching. That actress should have gotten an Academy Award just for that look.

[@James_Be]

I always felt for the husbands dilemma in that scene bc there would be no precedent for it, and agree or not his reaction was realistic for the scenario

[@HonzoRich]

That woman is the one who convinced them to get the kid inside, which endangered them all. Then she endangers her and her husbands life to save the kid again. She should not have been listened to and her selfish recklessness and expectation for her husband to fix her mistakes got them all killed. She deserved what she got and the husband was right to run. She got them all killed.

[@kyleellis9177]

She went against his decision to leave the kid outside, leave the kid in the room. She betrayed him to save the kid who killed everyone.

[@mad-scientist6027]

He gave her the option to come with him, but she wanted to stay there and die for some reason. Then she acts all shocked, what did she think was gonna happen?

[@leftcoastjay920]

Fuck the bullshit! right or wrong if I was in that situation I still would’ve done something to save my wife and the kid even if I had to sacrifice myself, dude straight up made a sucka/selfish move.

[@ssicamon1927]

I really want them to watch the Train to Busan zombie movie

[@frozengamer3030]

You should check out mellverse reaction to it.

[@Nando_pants]

@@frozengamer3030 Mellverse's reaction to it was great! I hope cinema rules does that movie too

[@loading4354]

Train to busan is shit

[@nilesstark]

Fun Fact: There is a comic continuation that involved Selena from Days fame returning to London to help a crew. But her and another survivor were found and taken to the green zone. Her and the other survivor ended up escaping to Paris when this outbreak happened. They stayed there for a few days and were on a plane to New York. Her plane almost delays before leaving.

[@littlesparrow303]

Oh god rumpelstilskin is running again from his family. The actor from OUAT & wasn’t expecting that opening

[@ramykabalan5433]

He loves playing the coward 😅

[@JamesDeavoll]

It’s a really entertaining film and the director should be given credit for that opening scene, especially given his inexperience at the time. It’s a mystery why his career never seemed to take off. He obviously has talent.

[@jrm__34]

Danny Boyle (who directed 28 days later) actually directed the opening scene of the movie then it was handed over to juan fresnadillo :) has to be one of the strongest opening scenes I reckon! Cant wait for 28 years!

[@uwotm8]

I always find it funny how people are disappointed with his decision making but he literally has no option but to close the door or get his face bit off 😂

[@Gahlahad431]

Every character who survives this type of post-apocalyptic setting has major PTSD after the carnage they have seen. Anyway, this was another great reaction guys.

[@Stanlos]

You definitely must check out the comics series. It touches on this very thing and takes place after the first film and in the middle of this one.

[@Houldey]

Not sure if you guys have mentioned it or seen it before, but as a brit - you gotta check out 'Dog Soldiers', absolutely class film.

[@WaylonMoone]

AMAZING FILM

[@kaneanderson8626]

YES!

[@LuLu-Sil]

Fuckin CLASSIC!!

[@DeltaAssaultGaming]

The movie isn’t about class at all. It’s about werewolves.

[@Houldey]

@@DeltaAssaultGaming 'CLASS. Definition: High Quality or First Rate. Type: Slang Word'

[@meghanmonroe]

I always imagine the brother shared a water bottle or something with his sister which infected her and then she killed him and infected the pilot.

[@erauprcwa]

The sister had the same genetic trait... so they infected someone else.

[@meghanmonroe]

@@erauprcwa How do you know? She didn't have the heterochromia like her mother and brother.

[@erauprcwa]

@@meghanmonroe I take back my comment, I just got to the end of the video and noticed that. I haven't seen the film in years and thought both kids had heterochromia.

[@meghanmonroe]

@@erauprcwa 😂 I thought maybe I'd missed something.

[@w1975b]

@@meghanmonroe I think Rose Byrne's character in X Men First Class had heterochromia

[@LiTTleGaBi21]

The opening scene gives me chills everytime. Truly one of the best opening scene I have seen in a film.

[@greg5775]

Love, love this movie. And I do like it better than the first. Now do Crazies.(2010), Ravenous(1999).

[@newman7316]

Ravenous, yeah!

[@susanmaggiora4800]

I really liked The Crazies, but then I’m a sucker for anything with Timothy Olyphant in it😆

[@graemerutherford6038]

Definately Ravenous such a great film

[@TimpanistMoth_AyKayEll]

Haha, just wrote a comment about Ravenous. Insane (in the best way) movie.

[@adamclifton29]

'He was licking me!!!!'

[@danishhald]

This movie is so intense and shows no mercy. The opening is one of the most intense I’ve seen. It’s actually hard for me to call this good but that’s just my opinion. I do love a Robert Carlyle performance.

[@Dead_pixelz_]

I’m STILL waiting for 28 Months Later. I hope Danny Boyle finds the funding for his idea soon 🤞🏼

[@kevindean0000]

In 2030 they literally can just jump to 28 years later.

[@conndor2753]

It's kind of a shame it didn't happen sooner, but, if anything, maybe it would be a video game.

[@lewisschneider4242]

@@kevindean0000 2030 would make it 23 years away since the sequel not 28

[@kevindean0000]

@@lewisschneider4242 The sequel takes place 28 weeks later not in the release year of 2007. Presuming the virus begins in 2002 when the first movie came out, 28 years from then would be 2030 approximately or 2031 if you count from the 2nd movie. At least that's my thinking.

[@theascendunt9960]

We're in luck. 28 Years Later is happening!

[@doclewis8927]

Thanks for the frequent drops of videos. It really helps pass the time being locked in the house (just kidding...I'm not locked away just disabled). Your videos help me decide if I want to watch a movie or simply see your reactions to movies that I've seen. Plus, the laughs you two provide helps too. Thanks again!!! Keep them coming.

[@damienjohn]

At the end... I hope that was a hint you boys are reacting to REC!

[@Caninekidnapper]

Either that or the absolute best one: Train to Busan

[@jsp2185]

Another really good zombie flick is Quarantine

[@damienjohn]

@@jsp2185 Quarantine is literally the American remake of REC 😅 Pretty much shot for shot remake at that. Edit: if you didn’t know, the lads reacted to REC in May. Check it out 🙂

[@TheFacelessStoryMaker]

Don't get me wrong I LOVE this movie. The idea of asymptomatic carriers of the Rage Virus is both cool and realistic. The intro showing how people have their fight or flight moment. Very good. But the way the virus is reintroduced is eye rolling to me. In reality if there was a virus like Rage then asymptomatic people would be guarded 24/7 and any visits would be HEAVILY supervised. Everything else I personally like.

[@yrenekurtz5268]

Plot-wise the movie has a HUGE problem of needing everybody involved to catastrophically screw up on every moment in order for the virus once again to become a threat. That scene where the army rounds up all the civilians, crams them in a room with only one exit, and not even one soldier is left to keep it defended... holy crap , what the hell? It wasn't even somebody making a bad decision on the run, but actually part of a pre-planned containment protocol.

[@joshuaortiz2031]

Funny how the governments of the world fucked up their response to covid19 so its totally within the realm of possibility for people to act that stupid.

[@handleonafridge6828]

@@joshuaortiz2031 I absolutely hate when people compare the COVID response to something like this. It’s like “on one hand, we have the flu on steroids where symptoms are very common in other diseases so you have no actual way of telling if you really have it without getting it professionally checked. And on the other, we have a virus with immediate symptoms, seriously destructive potential, no way to make a vaccine as we know it, and it spreads faster than an std in a gangbang.” The government reaction would be swift, effective, and calculated for the second one. Your comment was probably a joke but I see it so much that I have reached my limit with it

[@handleonafridge6828]

The real question is why leave her alive in the first place? She doesn’t have the anti bodies for the rage virus, it’s just something to do with genetics. Unless you want to make her Ghengis Khan and Charlemagne combined you literally can’t do anything with her. At that point she became a danger and a liability and probably should’ve been put down.

[@dawnofthewalkers4915]

@@handleonafridge6828 I don’t think it’s a joke and I agree with him. If the government can fuck up containing covid then they would royally fuck up a rage virus that is extremely infectious and can turn someone in roughly 10 seconds. It would move to quick for them to get on it in a timely manner and haven’t even factored in the panic that would sweep through the civilian population. Edit: didn’t see the second one part you wrote. Yea, to prevent a second outbreak they should have a plan to deal with it, but the possibility of the containment plan falling apart is still there.

[@MANGO-SAXON]

You guys are fast becoming one of my favourite reaction channels. Keep up the good work lads.

[@ghostnspectors9300]

The music "In a Heartbeat", while RC is running to the boat. It needs a mention. Outstanding!

[@Doc903]

Also, "In The House in a Heartbeat" is a masterpiece for tension/pacing. John Murphy managed to turn a simple 2 note melody, and four chord progression into something very engaging.

[@easagepie]

I ditched school to see this movie hahaha. Ah, those were the days.... Simpler times

[@jpeopolis]

I'm pretty sure Robert and Ewan are muses for Danny the same way Depp is for Burton and DiCaprio is for Scorsese. Also, I love the name Imogen Poots. It's an old lady given name and a surname that makes you think of farts! Brilliant! lol And agree with the point on the kids. They literally ruin everything in these films. It's always a freaking child that manages to bring about Armageddon. "Leave Them" is the correct sentiment. haha

[@PaulCastles]

Fun Fact, Danny Boyle actually guest directed the intro of the film which explains why it’s so awesome lol

[@Winchester427]

Have you got a source for that? I can only see that he was a producer.

[@BD-go6ic]

@@Winchester427 He directed 'second unit footage'; pretty vague, but I don't at all think that means he directed the whole thing.

[@MrPerthglory]

@@Winchester427 it’s true. If you watch the making of on the DVD / bluray. you see Danny directing the scene

[@3twelve206]

Although I love this movie, it’s pretty hilarious how careless they were quarantining the mother. Also a custodian having top clearance into everything 😂

[@Korradoar]

that opening tho! imagine being able to see this one in theaters lol!

[@JackMellor498]

The opening is still my favourite in the zombie genre, the camerawork is fantastic especially in the aerial tracking shots, and it's also a much better use of the infamous music track, at least I think so.

[@soniaevison305]

Im enjoying your videos, you guys are getting me through this lockdown. You deserve more attention.

[@MichaelPhillipsatGreyOwlStudio]

The funny thing about these 28 films is that for years before I would have dreams about this exact scenario, infected people chasing after me trying to make me like them. I think it came from seeing the classic Doctor Who story "Inferno" back in the '80s. Oddly enough, after 28 Days Later came out and I saw it, those dreams stopped.

[@FervAnimalLover]

I’m watching from Pennsylvania in the U.S. This is great analysis, guys. Keep up the great work!

[@MikeSmith-qg3bf]

It's a great review! I had so much fun watching your reaction video, it made the film even better than when I saw it in the theater.

[@Timelord007]

Great reaction guys, I enjoy both these movies & find this sequel a overlooked underrated gem I hope we get one more movie to conclude the overall story as I felt there's more to tell.

[@homeiswhereukeepurdealtho]

the fact that u dont have more subs baffles me. u rock guys ♥♥

[@RitsychServare]

They've got 50k 😑 That's pretty incredible for a channel that was created since July of last year.

[@MortPure]

Robert Carlyle is amazing. I highly suggest you guys to watch Ravenous from 1999, starring him and a bunch of legends. The movie was overshadowed by Scream back then in theaters, but it's def a cult classic 100% worth watching. Love the uploads guys, keep em up!

[@adamclifton29]

Scream came out in 1996

[@MortPure]

@@adamclifton29 Yes, i am not talking about the og. 2 or 3, whatever bad sequel it was lol.

[@ScottMcGoldrick]

I love your channel guys! Keep it up,y'all are gonna go far! - love from Scotland.

[@sleepyoyster4530]

I was addicted to the trailer for this movie were they used - Muse (Shrinking Universe) it was a perfect fit in my opinion! Great film.

[@MuaMovieFan]

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[@DanielSelk]

Yes! One of the rare trailers where when I showed my sister it I said "the film is as chaotic as the trailer is suggesting btw." and she was like, "Oh GREAT..." Hehehe.

[@amzieelead]

Deciding to watch this just before I go to bed? Worth the nightmares 😂

[@SpiderBatFan]

Childhood me would say it definitely wasn’t but modern day, 20 year old me thinks it’s definitely worth the nightmares!

[@ayemoneey1470]

it was worth it. it wasn’t that bad. 😭😂

[@eyden1562]

That music in the intro when he's running away from the house 😖 That music gets me every time I hear it now, ever since I saw this movie. That music gives me chillllllllls

[@pantlessreactions]

Scariest part of dystotian/zombie movies is not always the zombies, but the decline of civility of the living

[@musicman7416]

coming in clutch with that content. mah boyzzz

[@jonwright6472]

I think Zombie Fatigue happened around 2006-08. "Slither" by James Gunn was released in 2007 and flopped quite badly in theaters despite receiving good critical reception. It's also a lot of fun; a sci-fi horror-comedy with fondness for prosthetics and creatures. Anyway, yeah, the Zombie Explosion happened with "Dawn of the Dead" in 2004 (based on a screenplay by Gunn, actually), and ZF took a couple years if I remember correctly.

[@katestanley5910]

Have you guys seen Ravenous? One of my absolute favourite Robert Carlyle movies. He is so good.

[@neiaushiekinkade8534]

Amazing musical score too!

[@p0ppyfarr95]

First of, thank you for reacting to the first 28 Days Later and reacting to 28 Weeks Later - the most polarised sequel to its predecessor. Means a lot and when the day comes, I’ll be seeing yer reaction to 28 Years Later soon when it’s out on our own film screens someday. The music piece for Don’s transformation into a zombie and killing his wife was originally used for Frank's death from 28 Days Later and that broke our hearts when we see a guy who is hoping there would be civilization left in the UK after the rage virus devastated the country die after saying his final "I'm sorry" and "I love you" to his daughter. And now, we see Don, a guy who became very regretful for leaving Alice - his wifey and mum of their two kids - to die, saying what would be his final "I'm sorry" and "I love you" to her before turning into a monster who is fighting within his rage, hence the name "rage virus". So Frank and Don have got things in common: they're both fathers, they were married before the Rage virus outbreak, they got infected in a different way (Frank from blood drop from corpse and Don from a kiss with a carrier) and their last words before turning included "I'm sorry" and "I love you". P.S. Frank gets gunned down immediately after he turns by assault rifles while Don gets gunned down with an assault rifle by his daughter later on One last thing I gotta get off my mind: Don Harris should’ve had a redemption story-arc in which Alice doesn’t infect him but a US soldier or two would end up getting infected by Alice. Soldiers would come in on General Stone’s orders and forcibly remove Don outta the room before he would kiss Alice, confused and wondering whats going on until he realizes that she is infected yet immune. The troops then heavily guard the area, with Don heartbroken by whats happened to his wife and driven by guilt for abandoning her. That is until Alice accidentally bokes on one of the soldiers’ face, leading to her very own death at the hands of the two infected (instead of infected Don), getting killed the same way she did and thus causing the Rage virus outbreak in District One. When Andy gets separated from Tammy & Major Scarlet Levy, Don will put pressure on NATO to track his son down and then get chased again by infected who get gunned down by the troops, who also have to kill uninfected. Don would’ve joined not only his two kids (who are grateful he’s alive yet pissed off at him for lying) but also Scarlet and Doyle from the very moment they escape from District One before the firebombing commences. Rest of the film goes as normal - Doyle getting set ablaze by the US troops, Scarlet beaten to death with assault rifle by an Infected - by the end of the storyline I came up with for Don, he will make the ultimate heroic sacrifice by pouring a loada perfume (the rage zombies’ catnip) all over himself, admit his fault and saying his final “I’m sorry” and “I love you” - he would inject himself with his son’s Rage-infected blood so that he would distract a herd/mob of the infected, maybe beat and kill a few or a bunch at a time. Don’s transformation into a zombie in this scene the way it’s filmed and choreographed remains the same in my version but he would’ve looked at his two kids and control his own rage - exhibiting form of sadness knowing that he’s a goner. Then he runs off. The infected crowd would gain upper hand at Don, who then lights himself on fire due to the perfume being flammable, thus setting off chain reaction to the infected crowd being set ablaze, all of em including Don then die at the hail of gunfire by NATO troops. How about them apples?

[@bdsf2006]

Movie suggestion I can't log onto patreon but a movie called hush 2016 tension is rlly good

[@easagepie]

Agreed, hush is really good and refreshing!

[@meghanmonroe]

And it's got Theo from Hill House!

[@mothermedusa9921]

Love that movie! Very underrated.

[@meghanmonroe]

@Kenzie J I liked the TCM reboot with Jessica Biel. The rest were garbage.

[@bura19]

Hush is another Mike Flanagan great starring Kate Siegel. Enjoyable gem I happened upon on Netflix.

[@jadacaddy2321]

Damn I feel like this film does a really good job at making me scared of the idea of all these things happening rather than the actual gore or horrifying images or jump scares that often define a horror film. And idk if I've ever watched a horror film that's made me feel that way.

[@westleyd6406]

3:31 that stare of pure panic and dread but trying to keep calm makes me want to cry

[@Jaytee99-w4f]

28 weeks later was sooo different from the original masterpiece, but it was just as great

[@jakeschreiber7861]

this movie probably scared me more than any other horror movie as a kid, so freaky and anxiety inducing.

[@enriqueramos2426]

Amazing video as always. I watched this movie in an illegal version many years ago and the whole night/dark scenes were just unwatchable lol. But I love it I'd love to see your reaction to Annihilation guys. I watched that a long time ago and I still think of the pictures it placed inside my head, and the discussions that could bring.

[@yoah95]

I want to watch a movie with you guys in person! You two seem so fun. I love your reactions. :)

[@kalishakta]

I liked how the inside of the house was so dark that it seemed like night then you find it's the middle of the day.

[@richieb6020]

That never made sense to me was how did she survive the initial attack. Sure she didn't get infected and 'turn' but the infected people rip at your flesh, bash your head in, bite ect. How did she make it away with a few cuts and bruises.

[@commanderwyro4204]

"go for the trilogy with 28 months later" all the fans whove been waiting a decade for that :(

[@jarredah]

I much prefer ‘Weeks’ to ‘Days’...it’s literally the perfect sequel!

[@uNkLeRaRa4]

Agreed!

[@matheusst.3655]

Nah

[@mothermedusa9921]

Same here

[@patricknewton3005]

I'm gonna have to disagree. The first one was an artistic masterpiece, this just feels like a dumb sequel. Just my opinion though, I'm glad you found enjoyment in something I couldn't.

[@tbirum]

@@patricknewton3005 I think they are two different films taking a different approach to the same kind of situation. Days was more about Characters struggling to survive and running into the worst kind of "Survivors" and Weeks was more of an action movie where everything was about "containment" and then what happens when containment fails. What steps need to be taken in order to "Stop the Spreading of the Rage Virus". Imagine if Covid-19 had a 80% fatality rate instead of less then 1% fatality rate. The world would be a MUCH different place then it is today. (To say the least)

[@FurryStockings]

The name of these movies' well known track is called "In the house, in a heartbeat" I was thrilled it was bought back in the beginning of the movie, but I was like "...okay" when they decide to reuse it during the street shooting scene, and then they used it a third time and It unfortunately just made me laugh at that point lol

[@Traffic_HeadCone]

The opening seen gives me straight up chills, makes me shake man 😨 And the zombies are built different 💀💀

[@xmichaelwood]

I've subbed. I hit the like. I hit the bell. You guys are my favorite reactors and are the friends I wish I had in my life!

[@marcharley6465]

If you want to see another zombie film with an incredible first 10 minutes, watch Zach Snyder's remake of "Dawn of the dead".

[@remimartin8493]

Shaun of the dead...

[@killar1one]

one of my most favourite horror films of all time

[@killar1one]

@@remimartin8493 that’s a great movie but it doesn’t have a great opening exactly

[@Halderic]

I much prefer the original over Snyder's remake, but i do agree the first ten minutes are REALLY good.

[@danielbautista9062]

Dawn of the Dead (1978)

[@annmaulana]

This is my 6th video i watch from this channel after train of busan, Oldboy, the wailing, ready or not, don't breathe and now 28 weeks Later. I get scare easily but scary movie is always enchanting, i can't help it ! Thank you guys for watching scary movies with me ❤

[@jeevesrift3016]

Oh I got here early!!! Now THIS is what I been looking for!!!

[@liam89th]

This should have just been a short horror. The first 15 minutes are fantastic. No surprise that Danny Boyle was only involved in that portion of the film. I'll say it again. You should react to Shallow Grave.

[@nottogood415]

the kid wasn't a curse so much as he was just immune to going crazy he could still pass it on and was infected thus a carrier so anyone who came in contact with his blood or spit would turn.

[@jmfroeyland]

you guys really make my day the best! keep it up

[@blackgold63]

I agree with your comments guys, this more of a chaotic action movie than the first one, also the ending clearly set up for a future sequel how to survive a zombie world rather than just focusing on UK alone which would be cool. I guess just of a matter of having the right story and script to give it a go.

[@jonathanpowell7256]

You guys should react to Danny Boyle's Sci-Fi movie Sunshine also starring Rose Byrne alongside Cillian Murphy & Chris Evans.

[@tbirum]

I know you guys said you were getting away from doing sequels BUT you guys really should check out "Psycho 2" it is a fantastic sequel AND some could argue that it is as good if not better then the original. It really puts a bow on Norman Bates's story arch. Yes there is a Psycho 3 and 4, BUT much like "The Terminator and Aliens" Franchises you really only need to watch the first 2. Psycho 2 is an underrated Gem of a movie which many people have not even seen.

[@danbritton1090]

Danny Boyle has said he's coming back and doing a third film just no clue as to when as of yet. Good review btw

[@krashd]

Am I the only one who does not feel sorry for the wife being left at the beginning? He tells her not to answer the door, later he tells her to forget the kid, later still he tells her "we need to go, we don't have time" and yet she runs for the kid and when the zeds burst in the first thing she does is shout "John, help us!" I'm sorry, but you made your bed, you can't have your cake and eat it, she had the chance to escape and chose to die with the kid.

[@mad-scientist6027]

You're not alone. Do these people who put blame on the husband really expect him to take out a horde of zombies with his bare hands? Come on here.

[@Mel_Lou_03]

I adore the zombie genre and it’s been mixed and with others to keep it new and excited there’s even a Christmas zombie musical called Anna and the Apocalypse which is quiet unique. Some zombie films and love to see your reaction on are world war Z. Scouts guide to the zombie apocalypse. Fido. Zombieland. Dawn of the dead. I could go on but I’ll stop myself now 🤣

[@mariel4085]

I wanna watch movies with these 2! You are def the best reaction channel on YT & yes that is not an overreaction lol

[@siggiMFstarfish]

One thing I think about this movie is that, since the virus is probably everywhere meaning the crew from days later have to deal with it again, but without the hope for safety

[@shanenonwolfe4109]

The main reason there hasn't been a third movie is because of the people who own the rights and stuff like that, they just haven't got together since the second movie

[@Thomas-VA]

she brought it on herself, you've seen them rage run, just go, the boy was not yours to concern and he probably led those infected to the house in the first place. he can feel sad, but it wasn't his fault he chose survival over being torn apart . . but of course, movie has to movie

[@tylerelfling7727]

I've just found your channel and subscribed right now just because of the boris comment 😂😂

[@matheusriv]

I was really waiting for this video, I really wanted to see you guys react to the opening scene

[@Megan-ir3ze]

I’ve never clicked so fast when I saw a title😍

[@Gnossiene369]

Very original and doesn't make sense, but good for you, being of a hive mind and all. Bet you say "literally" all the time to gain points with losers.

[@Megan-ir3ze]

@@Gnossiene369 honey, I’m excited that they’re reacting to this movie. Hope that makes sense 😂 And no I don’t. But I guess it’s easy for you assume.

[@majimasmajimemes1156]

@@Gnossiene369 Aren't you just a ray of sunshine

[@Megan-ir3ze]

@@majimasmajimemes1156 FR 🤣

[@Sam_Martyn]

the last we heard about a possible third film being in the world was in 2019, Biyle said that serious conversations were happening, so I would definitely say a sequel would happen tbh, it has such a following that it would be a bit silly to not make a third.

[@pdbordelon]

Great review as always! Going along with this theme if you haven't seen it yet please review 30 Days of Night (2007)

[@becksimilian2955]

This was one of the first things I saw Jeremy Renner in and I was so impressed by his performance

[@rynss]

you guys are killing it keep it up

[@nilesknives6484]

Funny Fact: There is a comic series that reveals Selena from 28 Days was in the area during this outbreak. But she managed to escape.

[@jamestheyounger8895]

This opening scene is the most intense I've ever watched. I love it! My heart was pounding out of my chest. When I watched it again with my sister she actually asked my to turn it off. She said it was too much.

[@Bubba_1776]

What’s so cool about the Eiffel Tower shot was the fact both movies took place on an island. Isolated. Paris is the beginning to where the virus will spread world wide. At least entirely of Europe.

[@ouethojlkjn]

If you want that proper apocalyptic feel then it is hard to beat the original "Zombies: Dawn of the Dead". It brilliantly conveys a collapsing world. Even at 44 years old, this original "Big Daddy" of the Zombie genre is well worth watching. So good in fact, there was a reprise in 2004, another great film with an opening sequence a match for this one - "engage panic mode and run screaming from the Theatre".

[@jrax1713]

This movie has one of the absolute best openings to any horror film I’ve ever seen it’s so good😂

[@irenephillips1523]

I love how 28 days shows old London and 28 weeks shows new London

[@corbcobbolmao]

You guys need to see a film called the crazies (2010) underrated film imo ❤️❤️

[@LegoLazze]

Almost as good as Romeros orignal from 1973!

[@brittyn]

I actually liked this one more than the first, saw both in theaters. Robert Carlyle is so good.

[@alisingleton8573]

when me and my friend watched this opening scene we were both left like the guy on the left. jaws open speechless