Has anyone else watched this one?

I rented it over the weekend, and I have to say, @#%$ great flick. A pretty damn cool concept combined with exciting execution, suprisingly good acting and an entertaining human story in the midst of the madness.

Highly recommended.

Yes, I rented the movie not so long ago.


Much more entertaining than the usual zombie flick.

Wow... Theren has something positive to say? I expected some critisism, at the last...

*rents movie*

I saw it in the theatre. Pretty effective on the big screen. Good themes, interesting. Some of it was a bit rediculous. It was pretty unrealistic at times... but that certainly doesn't mean it wasn't good.

I remember when I saw it in theatres and that drop of blood was falling from the body down into the fathers eye... the whole theatre GASPED in unison and a few "no...!"s could be heard.

I've got it on my laptop now, watched it last night.

Heh, i remember that bit, then the army dudes pop up and ice him.

I have to ask though, where the @#%$ were they before that?

The part with London totally empty always makes me go "Wow"

Lup: Hanging around? Yeah, it seems kind of stupid, doesn't it? I would've been @#%$ pissed. If they'd showed up two minutes earlier, the dad would've lived.

Vega: Yeah.

Hyfe: Which ending did you get to see? The upbeat one or the tragic one?

I liked "28 days" too... I was kind of hoping for the whole world to be infected though... heh.


Seemed to me to be a remake of the Omega Man (with Charlton Heston) - crappy movie.. which was a remake of The Last Man on Earth (Vincent Price) - which I saw as a kid and liked (though I only remember bits and pieces of it).

Never saw it.

There were two endings?

I don't completely recall... but in the ending I saw the guy and the girl and the younger girl were in a grassy hilly place and were spotted and thus rescued by American (?) pilots... or something.