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This movie got review bombed because it was too cerebral for modern audiences and had an all white cast.
Meanwhile the all black film sinners about le heckin racist vampires got overadvertised and overrated.
The agenda here is obvious.

people from the north are just more equipped for the zombie apocalypse. it's cultural.

isn't there a scene in this movie where some whore bonds with a zombie while it's giving birth to a non zombie baby? What a thought provoking scene... powerful

>>214056479 (OP)
>because it was too cerebral
name 15 ways it was cerebral

>>214056479 (OP)
It was review bombed because it was trash.

>>214056479 (OP)
People expected 28 Weeks and WWZ for whatever reason

>>214057314
most people are fucking retarded these days

>>214057359
Especially the ones who liked this piece of shit. I mean I get it. It was made for zoomers, and zoomers are the ones who like it the most generally speaking. They have little to no attention span and just marginal movie experience. More seasoned connoisseurs du cinéma such as myself were appalled by this waste of time.

>>214057359
I can understand people wanting traditional zombie shit, but 28 Days is essentially a road trip movie with zombie scenes sprinkled here and there, and this is the same team from that film.

>>214056505
I live across from holy island and I'm miffed because that was always the hiding location if shtf, now there'll be a load of suvvan poofters coming up. Hopefully most people don't realise it's a real place.

>>214057437
Correction, you need an attention span to watch 28 years later.

>>214056479 (OP)
It was kino, and that enrages the redditor. The time, and money, spent on this kino could've instead been used to produce Captain Super Power Man 26: The Revenge of Dr Bad Guy.

>>214057569
This.

>>214057548
Because it's ideas we're so original and deep? Come the fuck on. Oh yea and let's not forget the editing. Abhorrent.

It was a bad idea from the get go
They wanted to make TWO movies that follow weeks
Anyone with a functioning brain not being dragged kicking and screaming by studios would have made
28 months
And then the sequel
28 years, 28 years after the first one
But instead it's barely thought out political dogma filmed badly on iPhones

>>214057314
>People expected 28 Weeks
28 Days. People expected 28 Days because Days was directed by Boyle and written by Garland, and for 28 Years the two of them finally teamed up again for a sequel.

>>214057314
I was hoping for something closer to 28 days because weeks sucked. I just hate the concept of zombies, infected, whatever evolving and becoming smart.

>>214056479 (OP)
I liked both Sinners and 28 Years Later. Just chill out man.

>>214057569
I agree wholeheartedly

>>214056505
Looks like an Estwing hatchet. Someone's been getting the expensive kit from Screwfix.

>>214057802
what was political about it?
They said they couldnt make 28 months because the rights holders are no longer speaking to eachother you fucking troglodyte retard.
Put on your soft helmet.

>>214057583
The memento mori scene was one of the most original things ive seen in a film in years.

>>214056479 (OP)
your shilling failed, this shit flopped, and the sequel is doa
kwab

>>214059204
its going to be a box office success just like the first one

>>214059125
>they couldnt make 28 months because the rights holders are no longer speaking to eachother
The rights holders for... a title?

>>214059125
Boyle directly said Brexit was why he decided to make the movie. That and the clear humanizing of an invading race can only be called political
I didn't say the fucking naming convention was political you dumb motherfucker

>>214059471
There was no humanization of an invading race in the movie wtf are you talking about

>>214059125
Lmao nvm looked it up, they didn't call it 28 months because garland wanted a bigger time gap. So you just lied. Very cool.
Touch grass kikenstein

>>214057314
weird, almost like they released a deceptive trailer or something

>>214059505
You are absolutely fucking worthless

>>214059536
Only retards fall for trailers

>>214057467
the road trip is 20 minutes of the film retard

>>214059552
ah so your 200iq gave you the foresight to see it would be a boring hallmark movie because the trailer was good

>>214059536
The trailer teased absolutely nothing.
It had vague shots of zombies and people running around with a creepy voice chanting boots in the background.

>>214059588
Trailers are edited to appeal to the masses, they're rarely indicative of the actual product.

>>214059653
youre a very wise 15 year old

>>214059694
>no argument

>>214059712
were we debating? what?

>>214059620
what is it like being too dumb to understand themes?

>>214059536
It's not so long ago that trailers didn't tell you every detail about the movie and for filmmakers that knew what they were doing, it was often a surprise. Though I accept that that maybe was a long time ago for you

>>214059766
explain the theme of the trailer you stupid fuck

>>214056479 (OP)
>too cerebral
In what way?

>>214060214
it doesn't take much to be "too cerebral" in this day and age. If all the characters don't outright state their motivations or if anything at all is left to interpretation you're fucked.

>>214060214
The whole plotline about the doctor making a temple honoring all the people who die in their horrible apocalypse world and the young boy becoming a man by having to say goodbye to his dying mother with cancer.

that shit was top tier kino.

>>214060275
How is that too cerebral though?

>>214060214
also at the end when the jimmy gang shows up. they are literally children who grew up in the horrible traumatising world so they have a warped sense of pop culture hence is why they all dress and act like jimmy saville. he never hot outed as a pedo in their world.
its also commentary about children growing up in a world full of violence thats why jimmy saville was a great metaphor.

>>214060312
well you see how badly retards threw a tantrum over this movie.
all of that was too much thinking for their attention span fried brains.

>>214059536
people saw a trailer that depicted the movie accurately, right down to showing scenes mostly in order, and projected a completely different movie onto what they saw.

>>214060253
Speaking of which, I cannot believe people are dicksucking the Superman dialogue. It's filled with "I hate THIS and I love THIS because of THIS" dialogue. It practically treats the audience like first graders.

>>214060352
I think most people that had a problem with the movie had a problem with the execution, not necessarily the themes. I don't believe the movie is very thematically complex or philosophical, it comes across as very silly and scattered though.


Like the doctor for example, using iodine to stop the virus even though all iodine on the island should've already expired many years prior to the movie. Or the village avoiding the guy due to a simple misunderstanding that nobody cared to clear up. Or him "becoming a man" after he got put to sleep and then woke up to the guy handing him his mother's skull.

We can go down the list. The execution was just not good.

>>214060312
to the people who were upset, zombie movies are meant to introduce a bunch of characters who are thinly-sketched fodder for kill scenes. 28Y's main story only had one violent death (Henrik) and actually humanized him properly first. that and the meditation on death made it anti-torture-porn.

>>214056505
>INFECTED WIT WOT?

>>214060466
You forgot Henrik's entire team which was only introduced to be killed on screen.

>>214060466
>>214060599
Also I dunno why we both said Henrik, his name was Erik.

>>214060629
EriKHHH

>>214060599
they weren't introduced, they were just shown for context.
the normal horror slop thing is like the start of 28 Weeks where we get like 6 named chracters with 1-3 lines each who die immediately. retards think that is inherently edgy.

>>214060599
>>214060629
oh well we remembered his personality at least lol

>>214056479 (OP)
It fucking sucks

>>214060694
I thought this movie was a lot sillier and way more immature than 28 weeks.
Giant flopping cocks, ridiculous 360 camera spin killshots, blond circus acrobats killing zombies at the end etc.

I don't think having fewer overall deaths makes it more mature or interesting.

cerebral like the works of zack snyder

>>214060461
Nitpick general is not legitimate criticism

>>214056479 (OP)
Whats cerebral about it?

>>214060899
You're referring specifically to the iodine not being expired? It's not a nitpick when it's used as an actual plot point. It's made doubly worse since other people could've learned about that neat trick and yet refused to communicate based on a misunderstanding.

>>214060461
The rest of the world was doing just fine. It was just britain that was destroyed by the virus.
The doctor could have gotten the iodine perhaps from the ships that quarantine the island. There are all sorts of ways he could have gotten it.

they didnt avoid him over a simple understanding. He had hundreds of dead bodies in a field that he was collecting. Thats good enough reason to stay away for a lot of people. even the infected stayed away.

This is a post apocalyptic world. His mother being handed to him as just a skull isnt a far reach.
Theres lots of brutal murder in their world.
It was also an act of mercy the same way you can be legally euthanized in a hospital.
Her cancer was uncurable she knew she had to go.
it was the mothers idea afterall.
They put spike to sleep so it wouldnt be so horrible for him.

all of your criticisms are very lazy.

the only complaint i have for this kino is that it wasn't weird enough. i would have liked to see something more spiritual, but instead everything was played straight
from the trailer, i thought the infected would have been more social, with strange rituals that only have meaning to them

>>214061013
I also would have enjoyed if it was bat shit insane as well. Hopefully the 2nd film delivers.

>>214060958
>Multiple characters say water keeps the infected away
>All of them are comically wrong
I loved that part, they're just staying away because they don't give a single shit, they're just animals and don't care. The one ran the beach to the island only because they killed a bunch of its boys and trampled its territory.

>>214060958
What ships carrying barrels of iodine were stranded on the island exactly? The only ships allowed in the area are military patrols.
>He had hundreds of dead bodies in a field that he was collecting.
The protagonist's dad said that corpses were everywhere back then and the entire countryside smelled like death. There was no real reason to assume the guy killed them all. There was especially no reason why they couldn't simply ask him what happened, since they were 3 men with weapons and he has empty-handed.
>His mother being handed to him as just a skull isnt a far reach.
Yes it fucking is dude. It might be post-apocalyptic but the kid grew up in a relatively peaceful village where he had eggs for breakfast. He wasn't some hardcore survivor that was completely desensitized to the world around him.
It was a retarded scene.

>>214061074
The doctor could have been in contact with someone on the ships or maybe the soldiers carried iodine to keep the infected away.
use your head brother.

>Yes it fucking is dude. It might be post-apocalyptic but the kid grew up in a relatively peaceful village where he had eggs for breakfast. He wasn't some hardcore survivor that was completely desensitized to the world around him.
It was a retarded scene.

all of the children were taught about the dangers of the mainland and were trained for surviving its brutality they show all of this in the beginning of the film..

>>214061013
I thought it captured weirdness in a normal real way. The islanders haven't been isolated for very long but they've already defined new traditions and weird imagery like the bleeding masks and very dangerous boyhood trials. The infected act like animals, in the purest sense. They mark their territory, theyre opportunistic but not stupid, they'll run from a fight. A lot of the imagery around them like them at night glaring at the night vision camera, that's something you'd see animals do in a hunting camera. The deer head in the tree to mark territory or preserve for later or both. Kelson's schizo monument towards death being respected and even added to by Spike. The entire ending with Jimmy. Jimmy's dad going full loony time as he is ripped apart in religious euphoria.
Movie is full of weirdness. It's an almost banal weirdness.

>>214061074 #
The doctor could have been in contact with someone on the ships or maybe the soldiers carried iodine to keep the infected away.
use your head brother.

>Yes it fucking is dude. It might be post-apocalyptic but the kid grew up in a relatively peaceful village where he had eggs for breakfast. He wasn't some hardcore survivor that was completely desensitized to the world around him.

all of the children were taught about the dangers of the mainland and were trained for surviving its brutality they show all of this in the beginning of the film

>>214061180
>The doctor could have been in contact with someone
Give me a break already.
>all of the children were taught about the dangers of the mainland
Were they also told to handle their mothers' bones? Cause otherwise I think there's a difference between shooting a bow and picking up your mother's skull to put in a pile.

>>214060931
The iodine isn't a plot point. He has some and it kills the virus. How he gets it etc isn't important, just that he has a source. Your nitpick isn't even a good nitpick as all he needs is a source of povidone-iodine,
or some other form of non expiring iodine of which there are several.

>>214061193
The boy understood the concept of the bone temple. He honored his mother by giving her the highest spot on the temple.
It was a memorial after all.

>>214061201
>the effective cure for the virus is not important in a zombie movie, just shut your brain off
Mate, he needed BARRELS of that shit every year for something like 20 years. What connection did he have that airdropped barrels every year on his bone pile?
>>214061267
Him understanding the concept was never in question.

>>214061193
it wasnt just a pile it was a memorial the same way we do for those who died in world war 2 and vietnam and desert storm.

>>214061302
We made memorials out of veteran's skulls? That's news to me.

>>214061161
i guess i wanted more ambiguity on whether the infected were purely animalistic or had started to develop their own primitive social culture
a wild animal must be put down, but what about a wild animal that's somehow reinvented what we like to think is unique to us?

>>214061336
They had reveeted back to medieval times in that world hence all the imagery of knights shooting arrows at the beginning of the film and the people in the village being basically peasants. hoky fuck is it really so hard for you to use your head?
use your head retard.

>>214061365
*reverted

>>214061365
>peasants made pillars of skulls in medieval times and kids put their mother's skulls on them personally
The more you know.

>>214061287
I'm not saying shut your brain off, I'm saying don't go for the midwit nitpick route. There are non-expiring forms of iodine, and large cities nearby, so your objection - that iodine always expires - carries zero weight due to it's inaccuracy even before we take into account it contributed nothing to the discussion in the first place.

>>214061399
Actually yes. look at the catacombs in paris YOU STUPID FUCKING BASTARD

>>214061365
>knights shoot arrows at advancing army
>cuts to a picture of the villagers' faces
kinografi

Does Britain really have no natural resources that anyone in the world would want
That's pretty funny honestly

>>214061425
The catacombs were created because the cemeteries were too full. They were UNDERGROUND and hidden away for a reason. They weren't displayed in the public square, there are no artistic displays made out of people's hands in a spiral.
They have nothing in common with the bone stonehenge in the movie.

>>214061473
Jesus Christ, you are thick.

>>214061512
Kill yourself, fucking retard.

>>214061473
Aztecs had massive towers of skulls as did others. If you want horror try reading Cortez's diaries. He was but a simple botanist monk from europe who went to South America to learn about their amazing gardens and found a people who find it odd that people might object to them dancing around wearing the skins of their family members that they'd taken the day before. Despite that the Aztecs had a very advanced society. I put it down to the fact that everything there is hallucinogenic. I personally thought the bone tower in the movie was a direct reference to their obsession with death.

>>214056479 (OP)
It's a YA Hero's Journey. It isn't cerebral lmao.

>>214061679
You know who objected to that? The people whose skulls the Aztecs put in those piles who allied with the Spaniards as soon as they arrived and then burned the empire to the ground.

>>214061402
I've looked this up and while apparently some Iodine brands market themselves as non-expiring, all of them expire within a few years. They expire even quicker if they are improperly stored, like for example in open barrels.

>>214059546
>2010
Holy fuck. Truly pathetic
https://www.msn.com/en-us/movies/news/why-it-s-28-years-later-not-28-months-later-the-new-zombie-movie-title-explained/ar-AA1xMC2I
Imagine lying and thinking screenshoting ai would shut anyone up
You zoomers are the most pathetic faggots to every grace the internet

>>214061861
Elemental iodine that is then converted into a safe form through esters.

NEXT

>>214061679
>Very advanced society
Outside of the non stop enslavement , the daily sacrifices to make sure the sun doesn't stop and that they didn't even build their own fucking temples

>>214061921
Ever
Fuck

>>214061956
>If pure iodine is mixed with water, the shelf life will be significantly less. The dissolved iodine in water tends to degrade quickly, especially when exposed to light, air, or heat. It is also worth mentioning that iodine is nonpolar and will not dissolve in water but, with agitation, can be granulated with water.

>>214061921
Alex garland said it in an interview you can find it on youtube you simpleton. Go find it yourself im not spoonfeeding you.

>>214061992
>Outside of the non stop enslavement , the daily sacrifices to make sure the sun doesn't stop
Ok so they didn't liberalism and Social programs, granted
> and that they didn't even build their own fucking temples
Gonna need a source for that, pardner

>>214062038
Yes when you mix elemental iodine the shelf life shortens, however you do not have to do it all in one fucking go. Elemental iodine does not have a shelf life.

And this discussion is a case in point as to why your vacuous nitpicking was not a legitimate criticism

>>214062045
Lmao
>He said it some where, I of course don't know where, but I swear
He said in in 2010. Then things changed you beyond retarded nigger
You going to spoonfed me a big helping of nothing?
i can not fucking wait for summer to be over and you zoomers queers will leave

>>214062089
Ok so your theory is that the guy has metric tons of elemental iodine he stores underground that he brings up to the surface to mix into barrels once a month?

>>214062137
Even if 28 months happened There is no fucking story to tell there.

28 months isnt a significant amount of time from 28 weeks.

Things would have barely changed.

There was more story to tell about this world 28 years later.

use your head man cmon I cant keep explaining everything for you.

>>214062163
There is a nearby city that has effectively been abandoned so some form of usable iodine may well be available to him. That you think this is a viable line of discussion for your anxiety ridden brain is more of a mystery worth pondering thoughbeit

>>214062269
Sure, "may". We can come up with a million different answers here, but none of them are compelling. Maybe he received airdrops of iodine. Maybe there was a ship carrying iodine that was conveniently stranded for him to reach. Maybe he just took casual strolls through the zombie apocalypse to scavenge for his iodine. None of these are impossible, they're just retarded.

>>214062314
No. YOU are retarded. Those are all plausible ideas.

>>214062314
None of them are compelling because you are ridden with anxiety.

Large amounts of iodine that could last one person two decades of continual use can typically be found from:

Industrial chemical suppliers (bulk iodine crystals and compounds) .

Pharmaceutical ingredient distributors (API iodine and formulations) .

Wholesale supplement manufacturers (bulk potassium iodide or iodine tablets) .

Specialized chemical companies offering customized packaging, including smaller or larger volumes and tailored solutions .

These sources provide iodine in quantities far exceeding consumer needs, suitable for extremely long-term personal use when stored under optimal conditions.

>>214062345
None of those are plausible.
>>214062351
Did you seriously use chatgpt you little bitch?

>>214062380
Yes I thought it might calm you down you can also use it for therapy

:-3

Wtf is happening here?

>>214062380
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>>214062229
Lmao
You've so far explained nothing just got repeatedly caught in a lie and tried to double down
I don't give a shit that you think nothing would have happened
Choosing to fuck up your own naming convention at the 11th hour, when you also intend to make a sequel to that sequel in which you fucking up the naming convention would fuck it up even further, is a clear sign that you a)dont care about making a good movie b) were being ushered into doing it and c)don't care about it being true to the original
What a pathetic amount of cope. Thanks for making the clear that the only people who like this movie are brain-dead zoomers

>>214056479 (OP)
Lol, no, it sucked ass. It was shot on a fucking phone lolol

Piece of shit movie

>>214057860
What was 28 Years Later like? I haven't seen it

>>214062758
Kino

>>214056479 (OP)
you all seen the fan cut that cuts almost 20 mins of bullshit out?

>>214056479 (OP)
I liked it, it was a great blend between thriller/action and "what is even fucking happening"
>muh politics
don't care, the movie was fun and I am tired of armchair movie critics crying about media being/not being this or that.

>>214061461
Unironically, yes. The history of Britain is literally "we have nothing so we invented pirates and sent them to go get things".

>>214056479 (OP)
>had an all white cast.

WHAT RACE IS THIS THING?

>>214063117
Irishish?

>>214056479 (OP)
>review bombed
Nigga, it has half-decent reviews

>>214062596
retard.

>>214063117
she wasnt in the movie who tf is that

>>214063392
One of the Jimmies. They're all wearing wigs so she's easy to miss.

>>214062758
weird
they try to imply this island of people are pretty clever cause they use the low tide to get over to their safe island and have been surviving this way
conversely they are retarded and can’t foresee the issue with sheltering your child from certain information, and this causes a child character to burn a supply store on the island as a shitty get away method
at the end some jimmy saville worshipping chavs kill some zombies in a ridiculous way

>>214063564
thats not it dumbass

>>214062758
Like the other guys said, it's weird and clearly trying to be art instead of a zombie movie played straight like Days was.

As a movie, its basic structure is a coming-of-age story of a young boy and his addled mother, not about survival or horror. Zombies are a backdrop and rare plot device. The virus is still called rage virus but it discards everything known about it from before, instead going its own way on what zombies are like.

But making a coming-of-age story disguised as a zombie movie wasn't enough. They wanted an artsy touch to it. Certain scenes are spliced with foreign audio and visuals for thematic effect. For example, they repeatedly strobe scenes of an old Richard the Lionhart film and also play the audio of that women intensely reciting an old poem of the British Army marching across Africa, about boots. Lastly, the first and last scene of the movie are solely about a sequel which isn't out yet and feels misplaced, the latter even more so for its quirkiness.

My personal conclusion is that it is worth watching (worth "experiencing" if you're pretentious enough), but don't expect a sequel to the franchise. Expect an artsy coming-of-age film with a zombie theme.

>>214064525
The first movie did the same shit you fucking RETARD

>>214064551
I do not recall the strobing of different films or outside poem recitals over scenes at any point in 28 Days Later. If it exists, it was used well enough to not overpower the rest of the movie like it does in Years, and you walk out of Days feeling like it was a zombie movie played straight, which you do not feel leaving Years.

In short, I'm calling bullshit on you.

The vampires in Sinners weren’t racist. You didn’t watch the movie.

>>214059620
To be fair, the movie had full shots of zombies and people running around with a creepy voice chanting boots in the background.

>>214060330
>they are literally children who grew up in the horrible traumatising world so they have a warped sense of pop culture hence is why they all dress and act like jimmy saville. he never hot outed as a pedo in their world.

This explanation for the Jimmies doesn't work, because Jimmy Prime was a young boy sitting watching the Teletubbies in the late 90s/early 00s when the outbreak began, and to his generation Jimmy Savile was a somewhat obscure figure of the past. Savile was quietly retired from television in 70s and from radio in the 80s, meaning he had no pop-cultural relevance to 90s kids. They have might hear about Savile from their parents or read about the man's charity work in the papers, but there were no Savile fans in their age bracket, because Jim'll Fix It was long gone.

>>214064525
28 Days does have an artsy touch because that's Danny Boyle's style. The use of score and cinematography is atypical for these types of films.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BnH1IBd4mJI

>>214065098
Nothing in that scene pulls you out of the movie like certain choices in Years does. For example, in Years, the kid's drugged out trip and the fire spark vortex do not pull you out of the movie either. That's not the kind of scene I'm talking about.

>>214061161
>banal weirdness
Lynchian, even

>>214063117
Irish-Jewish octoroon if I had to guess. Where was it in the movie, I can't even place her? Was she one of the shit-crusted zombies?

>>214060461
How does iodine expire? It's an element isn't it?

>>214065978
Not him, but iron is an element and you know how that goes. Oxygen corrodes everything, chemicals like to bond, and sunlight breaks molecules. There's lots of ways for seemingly non-perishables to perish. Most commonly, you should be familiar with various vitamins and minerals "expiring," which in real terms means losing efficacy, as in "We can guarantee you'll get 300mg of the specific molecule you're looking for per tablet for 6 months, but after that, it'll be maybe 270mg, then 150mg, etc." as chemicals bond and change from the intended.

>>214065978
doesnt really expire, form can change but still usable the actual issue is if he was covering himself in that much iodine he would overdose and his thyroid would be toast then his brain
>>214066441
iron oxide is edible not an expired food. binding agents in pills might go bad but they're dry and calcium carbonate usually so not much to worry about

>>214066596
>iron oxide is edible not an expired food
But if you require elemental iron for a support beam and it turns into iron oxide, the buildings collapses. The transformation is deterimental to the purpose. The same degredation exists elsewhere. If Povidone Iodine producers are legally required to tell customers that it's no longer useable after 5 years, there is a reason you should believe them, and whatever minimal potency loss there was after 5 years is total potency loss after 28 years.

>>214066596
>form can change but still usable
The two types of iodine degradation are liquid oxidation, which drastically reduces concentration and thus ability to work as an antiseptic, or solid sublimation, where the iodine escapes into the air as a gas and leaves no active ingredient in the product. Neither form of degraded iodine is "still usable."

>>214063364
Embarassing