Thread 213512721

>filters the the modern man and his consumer culture
what if the end of the world were a good thing, actually? i haven't seen many kinos show the collapse of civilisation in such an optimistic way

>>213512721 (OP)
Before 2012 the world wasn't so bad.
But now a literal nuclear wasteland would be better than the hellish reality we live in.
Billions must die would actually be an improvement, hopefully movies start reflecting that.

>>213512721 (OP)
>cocks
>cocks
>swinging up and down again

>>213512721 (OP)
Genuinely I hope the 28 Years Later trilogy ends with them successfully developing a cure and reverting all the infected back to their normal states. I don’t care if it’s cheesy it sounds kino to me

>>213513086
anon... the infected are our normal, natural state. that is how humans lived for many tens thousands of years. we should be running free through the lush countryside instead of whatever these modern, consumerist hellscapes would have us do

>Bone Temple test screening went really well
Yep, more kino inbound

>>213513219
I didnt expect them to have a sequel out so soon

>>213513219
I hope the third one gets made. I don't understand the irrational hatred people had towards this movie.

>>213513255
isn't this a glorious day?

>>213513164
No, our natural normal state it to have our own wits about us and not be driven purely by impulsive rage.

>>213513336
are you so sure? if you look around at us, it's hard to deny the anger everyone feels at what's happening
maybe what we're doing now isn't natural for us. what use are wits if this is what we get?

>>213513323
People have faulty memory and remember the first movie as a serious horror movie, when in reality it climaxed with a rape mansion run by juvenile soldiers and Cillian Murphy becoming a stealthy ninja out of nowhere

>>213513219
>directed by Nia Acosta
I don't believe that for a single second.

>>213513579
the vision was always there

>>213512721 (OP)
Great score desu desu
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=POSqTXclLaQ

>>213513681
for me it was the prelude to das rheingold, but the entire score stuck with me

>>213513579
The whole idea for 28 Days came from Alex Garland playing Resident Evil and then Danny added his own visual flair to it. It's a really trippy movie. People often think of Weeks as the series main identity.

>>213513681
this is the most kino soundtrack ive heard in a long time.
https://youtu.be/s53vxnPxSRc?si=EOJpO-YbNdJbXZU8

>>213513800
>writes movies after obsessively playing videogames
Was Civil War based on Roblox?

>>213513852
The Washington siege wide shots reminded me of Modern Warfare 2. Wouldn't put it past him if that were the case.

Are there any good breasts in it?

haven't (you) lost sight of what really matters?

>>213514017
it was kind of a scary movie ngl

>>213514254
It was scary until it turned into a lifetime drama

>>213512721 (OP)
I rewatched it the other day, I'm not sure how I missed all the wickerman shit on the island the first time. The baby stuff felt a bit out of place in a way that made me wonder if it comes around again in the next one. The bacon they eat in the beginning, I don't remember seeing any pigs. Maybe they know about the babies being uninfected and are farming them out of captive infected for meat? There's strange fat ones around their villages that they call slow-lows or something, they don't explain them the same way as they do the alphas, maybe something about how they're farming them? Escaped breeding stock or something? The dad has a strange reaction to one of them too like he knew them, the little kid one when he's training Spike.

>>213514468
Oh and the mom knew to help the infected give birth, and called the dad a baby killer when she freaks out. Obviously all of this works straight as well but I'm wondering if there might be 2 layers going on here.

We already have a bunch of naked creatures running around in the woods, they're all tweakers constantly looking out for attack from both different animals and their own kind.

>>213514468
>>213514508
he said that the infected no minds, and therefore no souls, but wasn't he wrong? the infected have children and cried out in anguish when their own were killed
Spike's father was a baby killer not only because he tried to raise his son as a tough, emotional man, but also maybe because his ways were somehow opposed to child birth

>>213514468
>I don't remember seeing any pigs.
They literally have closeup shots of pigs to underline where the bacon came from.

>>213513336
Speak for yourself, nerd.

>>213514676
Oh do they? Yeah none of that holds then. Secret cannibals is pretty played out but something about the way they pointed out that infected have uninfected kids jumped out at me, its functionally pointless because they'd get infected or eaten quickly by their uninfected parents, unless you farm infected for uninfected babies which really only makes sense for meat, as morbid as it is.

I don't remember anything besides seeing Scarecrow's dick at the beginning.

>>213514810
Or, by their infected parents I should say.

>>213514824
Jimmy’s been watching you. You’re just Jimmy’s type.

>>213514701
>Speak for yourself, nerd.

Says the man on 4chan on a Friday night.

>>213513836
Neat montage scene

>>213513525
Think about it, the thing that all the most repulsive types of people in the world share in common is that they're all addicted to being angry at everything all the time.

>>213515143
the hell is that supposed to relay?

>>213514468
It seemed like there were a million 'things' that never went anywhere. The whole movie felt like a committee coming up with different ideas to throw on top of each other

>>213515942
Times change but people don't.

>>213516022
But...what about the zombies?

>>213514810
The movie toyed with the idea about what if they are actually le salvageable. So them having uninfected kids would be part of that.
I see it as being deeply an intentional or unintentional reflection of their evil progressive ideology. It's basically the same as loving the third world hordes but extending it all the way to literal cannibal zombies.

>>213516065
There are none.

>>213515942
Exactly, the vision was not executed well, or even alright.

>>213512721 (OP)
What do they eat?

>>213516106
Those dudes in the red night cam are not zombies?

>>213516137
No. They're alive and infected with a virus.

>>213516182
So the average bong

>>213516182
So...people do change then?

>>213516022
>war... war never changes

>>213516084
I think creative people are less heterogeneous than most, so often interpret it as unintentional: they're perceiving phenomena in real life then replicating these 'tropes' in art, but they aren't fully aware of the meaning or direction of these phenomena.

>>213515143
this scene filtered millions

>>213513219
i just want to see more of the jimmy gang

>>213517414
Bone Temple is gonna mindbreak a lot of people with its kino levels.

>>213517414
i have to watch this at least once a day, its just too good

>>213516065
The zombies are "the enemy". People throughout history have justified killing each other by claiming that the enemy are "not real humans". The main characters (the boy and dad) have the same mentally about the infected as the medieval army men did about their enemy, we have to go out and kill them because they're a danger to us (and they're right). The doctor is the antithesis to that idea, as well as the childbirth scene, and he's also right in his own way. The movie gives you an opportunity to think about things, but it doesn't really work for people who have lost the ability to think so it filters a lot of retards like yourself.

>>213517596
I didn't see the movie, but I'm pretty sure medieval armies actually had diplomacy, deals, non-aggression pacts, alliances etc. It was also possible for people to spare their enemies to ransom them off or simply give mercy.

Can the infected in this movie do any of that?

>>213517596
Neither the doctor nor the childbirth scene work for people with a functioning brain. You do not get close to the infected (there's a hint in the name), there is ZERO reason to assume the baby isn't infected. The doctor has been alone for over 20 years, and not just alone but in a hellhole surrounded by death; and yet he's completely lucid, completely rational, barely a sign of mental illness. It is nonsense.

>>213517670
No, but there are also no diplomacy montages in the movie.

>>213517978
Ok so then it's disingenuous.