Anonymous
6/13/2025, 4:15:23 AM No.211392799
Watching 28 Weeks Later rn
Super scared bros, I have to keep pausing it
Super scared bros, I have to keep pausing it
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Anonymous
6/13/2025, 4:18:20 AM No.211392840
no you're not
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Anonymous
6/13/2025, 4:19:15 AM No.211392851
>>211392799 (OP)
Don't worry zoomie, your phone will still be there after you watch for another 2 minutes without looking at it.
Don't worry zoomie, your phone will still be there after you watch for another 2 minutes without looking at it.
Anonymous
6/13/2025, 4:22:25 AM No.211392893
Only the intro is good, like reeally good. So good it's better than the entirety of 28 Days. Then the rest of the fucking movie sucks major ass and kills any momentum of the intro.
Probably the biggest cinematic blue balls of all time.
Probably the biggest cinematic blue balls of all time.
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Anonymous
6/13/2025, 4:23:40 AM No.211392905
Very disturbing and gruesome movie. Language is strong and frequent, with uses of f**k, sh*t, godd**n, b*tch, h*ll and other crude terms.
Anonymous
6/13/2025, 4:23:52 AM No.211392909
>>211392840
Yuh huh, I’m at the part where the mom gets found by the kids. Dads sneaking in to see her and I just know he’s gonna do something really dumb I know it
Yuh huh, I’m at the part where the mom gets found by the kids. Dads sneaking in to see her and I just know he’s gonna do something really dumb I know it
Anonymous
6/13/2025, 4:33:14 AM No.211393013
>>211392893
So was it the kid that doomed them or the dumb girl opening the shades?
So was it the kid that doomed them or the dumb girl opening the shades?
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Anonymous
6/13/2025, 4:34:19 AM No.211393031
>>211392893
What should the movie have been about after the intro then?
What should the movie have been about after the intro then?
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Anonymous
6/13/2025, 4:45:10 AM No.211393166
>>211392799 (OP)
It's a scary movie. But it's just a movie. Is it this movie specifically, or do you always get a scare from horror movies?
It's a scary movie. But it's just a movie. Is it this movie specifically, or do you always get a scare from horror movies?
Anonymous
6/13/2025, 4:47:55 AM No.211393218
>>211393013
The kid absolutely was at fault for bringing the horde there, but they should've took protective measures once they let him in. The girl pulling the rag away really did them in and that basically is what allowed the infected to go berserk in the house.
>>211393031
What makes 28 Days so damn good is that it shows the more emotional and more instinctual side of humanity. Whether it be the activist opening the cage because she feels bad for the chimp and disgust for the experimentation, or the cutthroat nature in which Selena fucking hacks that guy to death in Jim's house because he got a cut and was mixing the infected blood and the clean blood, and so on. 28 Weeks' intro nails this almost perfectly. The girl opening the blinds because she misses her boyfriend, which is more of a maternalistic instinct, or Don fighting off the horde with his crowbar, which is paternalstic instinct, Alice trying to find the boy and take her with him, another maternal instinct, or the old elderly grandmother begging her husband to come with but isn't leaving him behind, even as he's getting eaten, which is emotional bondage. It really sells the point of that fight or flight, and how men tend to have a more fighting nature while women care more for their husbands, young children, etc, and how we'd fall so quickly to a virus/infection like that if it could exist (it wouldn't in real life). The best part about the intro to 28 Weeks is that when you look at it from that instinctual level, nobody was really at fault. People in the house let their emotional bondage get to them, and it would absolutely happen if we ever would experience something like that.
The rest of the movie doesn't even acknowledge the foundation that is built around that, and instead trades it for some Americanized action blockbuster schlock, with plot holes bigger than the Grand Canyon. I mean no military personal was guarding Alice when they discovered she was bitten and Don managed to fucking get in there?
The kid absolutely was at fault for bringing the horde there, but they should've took protective measures once they let him in. The girl pulling the rag away really did them in and that basically is what allowed the infected to go berserk in the house.
>>211393031
What makes 28 Days so damn good is that it shows the more emotional and more instinctual side of humanity. Whether it be the activist opening the cage because she feels bad for the chimp and disgust for the experimentation, or the cutthroat nature in which Selena fucking hacks that guy to death in Jim's house because he got a cut and was mixing the infected blood and the clean blood, and so on. 28 Weeks' intro nails this almost perfectly. The girl opening the blinds because she misses her boyfriend, which is more of a maternalistic instinct, or Don fighting off the horde with his crowbar, which is paternalstic instinct, Alice trying to find the boy and take her with him, another maternal instinct, or the old elderly grandmother begging her husband to come with but isn't leaving him behind, even as he's getting eaten, which is emotional bondage. It really sells the point of that fight or flight, and how men tend to have a more fighting nature while women care more for their husbands, young children, etc, and how we'd fall so quickly to a virus/infection like that if it could exist (it wouldn't in real life). The best part about the intro to 28 Weeks is that when you look at it from that instinctual level, nobody was really at fault. People in the house let their emotional bondage get to them, and it would absolutely happen if we ever would experience something like that.
The rest of the movie doesn't even acknowledge the foundation that is built around that, and instead trades it for some Americanized action blockbuster schlock, with plot holes bigger than the Grand Canyon. I mean no military personal was guarding Alice when they discovered she was bitten and Don managed to fucking get in there?
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Anonymous
6/13/2025, 5:32:33 AM No.211393886
>>211393218
The worst plot hole was the military shoving all the refugees into a parking garage, turning off the lights, and then only locking one door
The worst plot hole was the military shoving all the refugees into a parking garage, turning off the lights, and then only locking one door
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Anonymous
6/13/2025, 6:13:05 AM No.211394467
>>211393886
>The worst plot hole was the military shoving all the refugees into a parking garage, turning off the lights, and then only locking one door
Nah, no guards near a clearly infected carrier is the dumbest part about that movie. I can sort of see the military shoving people into a bunker like panicking retards, but not turning off the lights and locking one door.
The helicopter blades cutting through the infected is also incomprehensibly stupid. Any infected blood can infect very quickly, so I'm not exactly sure how the pilot or any remaining survivors didn't get at least some blood somewhere on them.
>The worst plot hole was the military shoving all the refugees into a parking garage, turning off the lights, and then only locking one door
Nah, no guards near a clearly infected carrier is the dumbest part about that movie. I can sort of see the military shoving people into a bunker like panicking retards, but not turning off the lights and locking one door.
The helicopter blades cutting through the infected is also incomprehensibly stupid. Any infected blood can infect very quickly, so I'm not exactly sure how the pilot or any remaining survivors didn't get at least some blood somewhere on them.