Movie: "28 Days Later"

[brentech]

This movie was quite the film. I really enjoyed it. Matter of fact, it is one of the better movies I have seen in a long time, specially of the "horror" genre.

I suggest seeing this movie if you can find it at a theatre around you. It was originally only released in England, but it became so popular that they brought it over to the states and where ever else it might be now.

Read up on it if you would like:
http://www.28dayslater.com/

[Threeboy]

i heard it was goot too

[Gazor]

i want to see it but i havent managed to et a hold of it yet :(

[LostnDelirious]

Eh.. I didn't like that movie... :?

[brentech]

Aye, it was very good. I was satisfied after the scene where he was by himself...the fact that the film continued was even better.

The military scenes were kind of weird, but I still think it created a good story. I was really impressed by the overall story of the movie. It was worth the money, and I want to see it again.

[lani*loo]

Eh.. I didn't like that movie... :?

rgr that, lol.

[Decoy]

I thought it was a great movie, infact I thought it was so good, I added it to my favorite movie list heh

[Dunga]

Don't know what to make of this film. I didn't hate it but it wasn't great either.

Was very slow.

[brentech]

Was very slow.
Yeah. That is called the "pace" of the film. Now some movies aren't trying to have a fast pace. Which would be called, original cinematography. Sometimes the story or point of the film isn't brought across the best when moving at such a high rate.
Without the scene of the main character walking around, alone, the movie wouldn't have been half as good.

[LostnDelirious]

Eh.. I didn't like that movie... :?

rgr that, lol.

What does rgr mean? :oops:

[Devil]

Roger.

not the name.

[pacman]

Good movie, especially the part where the main dude kills a marine by putting his thumbs in his eye sockets

[Gazor]

Eh.. I didn't like that movie... :?

rgr that, lol.

What does rgr mean? :oops:

and if devil didnt help it mean affermative i dont know leave me to rot in my corner :P

[LostnDelirious]

Okayyyy thanks a lot.. ;)

[Liquor_Riss]

This movie was quite the film. I really enjoyed it. Matter of fact, it is one of the better movies I have seen in a long time, specially of the "horror" genre.

I suggest seeing this movie if you can find it at a theatre around you. It was originally only released in England, but it became so popular that they brought it over to the states and where ever else it might be now.

Read up on it if you would like:
http://www.28dayslater.com/Its one of my favourite films, it rawks :D Had the DVD for a long time now, one of the best British horror films of recent times fo shizzo :P

++I felt they could have expanded the scenes in London a bit, I liked the desolation and the mood of everyone just upping and leaving. If you get the DVD they have included some deleted scenes, such as an overturned McDonalds van with the ingredients spilt everywhere :) Damn copyright kept that one out though...

[Liquor_Riss]

The military scenes were kind of weird, but I still think it created a good story. I was really impressed by the overall story of the movie. It was worth the money, and I want to see it again.
They were Royal Marines, what do you expect :D Also the few British horror movies I've seen recently have always included a Scottish sergeant for some reason :)

[MulletMan]

Eh.. I didn't like that movie... :?

rgr that, lol.

What does rgr mean? :oops:

and if devil didnt help it mean affermative i dont know leave me to rot in my corner :P

...,it means affirmative. :D

Theres a language lesson for YOU mister language-lesson-giver.