>>213344517
Funny because 28 days had real character development and stellar writing while being able to create the perfect horror atmosphere without having to sacrifice its narrative cohesion to preach some gibberish, contrived and out of place message to the audience. It's one of the few horror zombie movies that does not feel like it like it falls to the usual troopes to the genre. You could argue the final confrontation with the soldiers is the cliche human vs human climax but I felt that, most importantly, it signifies the coming of age call for Jim's character to become a hardened man who is capable of doing whatever it takes to survive and protected others he loves in this brutal setting - hence why the original ending was originally written as Jim giving his life away to save Frank's.