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Genres:
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Action /
Horror /
Sci-Fi /
Thriller /
Music
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Release:
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Director:
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Danny Boyle
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Actors:
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Naomie Harris,
Noah Huntley,
Christopher Dunne,
David Schneider,
Toby Sedgwick,
Alex Palmer,
Bindu De Stoppani,
Jukka Hiltunen,
Emma Hitching,
Alexander Delamere,
Kim McGarrity,
Megan Burns,
Justin Hackney,
Cillian Murphy,
Brendan Gleeson
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Duration:
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113 min.
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Rating:
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(7.6/10)119.5
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Plot Summary:
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After breaking into a primate research facility, a group of unrefined rights activists discover caged chimps chained up rather than banks of screens displaying horrifying, damaging images. Ignoring the warnings of the terrified researcher who maintains that the chimps are infected, they upon to free the animals and are immediately subjected to a bloody rush from the enraged creatures. Twenty-eight days later, Cycle courier Jim awakes from a coma in the deserted intensive worry entity of a London hospital. He wanders out into a church where he finds done for bodies piled in heaps on the chape... l confound. A unannounced explosion from a makeshift bomb heralds the newcomer of fellow "survivors" Selina and Hike. They take Jim to safety and untangle justify to him that this infection is transmitted by means of blood and overwhelms the infected victim with a deadly seethe within seconds. Britain has been overrun, and they make no way of knowing if it has spread worldwide. Their only foresee of survival may perjure in the hands of a Manchester group of soldiers, as they claim to partake of the "retort" to infection and invite any survivors to join them at their blockade. Faced with no practical alternative, the gang sets out northwards, unaware that the worst is yet to come.
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28 Days Later...
Director Danny Boyle and writer Alex Garland destroy society! A small group of survivors look for salvation after a virus has swept through Britain turning most of the population into slavering monsters
Londoners, indeed anyone who has ever visited Britain's overcrowded capital, will get a kick out of seeing such places as Piccadilly Circus and Oxford Street deserted and desolate. This is the sight that greets Jim (Murphy), a bicycle courier who wakes up in hospital 28 days after a man-made virus is accidentally released from a lab.
This virus is a distillation of the rage scientists had hoped to control. It has decimated the population, turning people into raving creatures driven by bloodlust. Jim barely escapes with his life when he first encounters 'the i...
Plans are pointless. Staying alive is as good as it gets.
The setting of the film is London, almost entirely free of human life due to a rapidly spread virus. The infected, the 'monsters' of the film, are regular human beings who no longer function like regular people but instead are fast, violent, and primal, living only to eat and attack whatever they see. The virus spread wildly due to its high communicability. It transfers through blood contact, saliva, and even through the eyes. It is such that 99% of London was wiped out in 28 days, at the end of which the main character wakes up in a hospital with no idea what has happened.
The film slowly (not too slowly) unfolds to deliver an extremely intense roller-coaster thrill whilst maintaining realism. The only gripe I have is the Blackwall Tunnel scene, but apart from that the fil...
28 Days Later...
Londoners, of course anyone who has on any occasion visited Britain's swarming capital, will set free d grow a punt out of seeing such places as Piccadilly Circus and Oxford High road isolated and dispirit. This is the spot that greets Jim (Murphy), a bicycle courier who wakes up in hospital 28 days after a gentleman-made virus is accidentally released from a lab. This virus is a distillation of the amuck scientists had hoped to control. It has decimated the people, turning people into out of one's mind creatures driven by bloodlust. Jim barely escapes with his existence when he before all encounters 'the infected', and is saved by Selena (Harris) and Mark (Huntley). After picking up a lone report ("Salvation is here") on the on the other hand quiet radio, the...
28 Days Later...
From mysterious vistas of deserted London to unnerving views of Manchester reduced to passionate rubble, this Dogme-driven apocalyptic nightmare from numero uno Danny Boyle is a tense, tempting and terrifying zombie horror. As a enthusiastically contagious virus spreads across the country, locking its victims into a persistent state of amok rampage, four individuals who have so far escaped infection have to fight off the deranged hordes. A powerfully iconoclastic Dawn-meets-Day of the Tired out hybrid (written by Alex Garland, novelist of The Beach), this triumphantly executed piece of contemporary horror generates genuine shock value with its down-and-dirty violence and perturbing authenticity. Shot on digital video exchange for a documentary tolerate that is tempered...
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