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28 Days Later is both a terrifying zombie movie and a sharp political allegory. 28 Days Later is both a terrifying zombie movie and a sharp political allegory. Login with Facebook to share your reviews with friends, create a want-to-see list, and more! Animal rights activists free a group of infected chimpanzees to horrifying results in this speculative sci-fi horror effort from Trainspotting director Danny Boyle. Waking from a coma in a deserted London hospital 28 days later, bicycle courier Jim Cillian Murphy takes to the deserted city streets in a state of mystified confusion. Joining forces with another group of survivors following a terrifying encounter in a seemingly abandoned church, Jim soon learns the truth behind the deserted streets and the menacing creatures that lurk in the shadows. Its soon revealed that the chimpanzees had been harboring a deadly virus that sends its victims into a furious, murderous rage, and in the days following the initial exposure, the entire population was nearly wiped out due to the resulting homicidal rampage. Is there still a glimmer of hope for humanity or has the deadly rage virus found its way to foreign shores and infected the entire planet? Jason Buchanan, Rovi It makes for a more intimate brand of horror, one we cant explain away by pretending were watching the same old well-oiled Hollywood malarkey. In the old days, a feverish programmer like 28 Days Later would end up on the bottom half of a double bill. I enjoyed watching this film, mostly because Murphy and Harris make such an appealing central couple to build a new world around. But nobody should mistake this for a killer-zombie movie with real soul. Detestable, not just because its action is so vile or its technique so crude, but because its moral imagination is so impoverished. Director Boyle and screenwriter Alex Garland have rebounded smartly from the bloated Leonardo DiCaprio debacle that was The Beach, their previous collaboration. a wild cocktail of campy, gory fun Viral apocalypse, zombies, and terror. For adults. This Dawn of the Dead inspired chiller is strong on concept, style and brutally violent action, but suffers from poor musical scoring, and a digital video format that helped keep its budget at 10 million dollars. Entertaining, horrifying and is sure to be a classic. Bravo Mr. Boyle, A zombie thriller spiked with horror, 28 Days Later begins with plenty of promise and shocks, but gets swallowed up by an overdose of bloody violence. It degenerates into an incongruous morality tale with an action movie climax that abandons all that came before it. The film itself seems to exist in a state of perpetual between life and death, the real and the surreal, civilization and chaos. Its a gory, depressing affair that bears an ultra-Darwinian message in its blood-stained hands. Every bit as much a reactionary, establishmentarian work as the horror movies of fifty years ago. Un film fort intéressant, mais malheureusement incomplet. Danny Boyle has got his edge back. A brilliant and fresh horror film that is both scary and ingenious. Its Boyles fleer at the Information Age, where physical survivals place in the pyramid is smallest a snicker at those to whom a gagging error-message online is tragedy. Its much more thoughtful than your ordinary run-of-the-mill zombie movie, which is why the generic ending is kind of unfortunate. For the most part though, its an involving and genuinly scary epic. Its scary because, while we may never be stalked by slimy zombies, were coming to know what it is like to live in the midst of an angry, violent, explosive populace.