Rent 28 Weeks Later (2007)

Good sequel - 28 Weeks Later review by CP Customer

An interesting story with some bits that make you wonder how far you would go in order to survive. It is pretty gory in places and I had to look away from the screen a few times! The ending really makes you think Oh....My...God!

Bloody Horror Sequel - 28 Weeks Later review by GI

Whilst this is a sequel to 28 Days later (2002) it doesn't follow any of the characters from that film and has a plot focused on a complete set of new ones. Danny Boyle didn't return to direct this due to other commitments but he did direct some of the scenes including an early one of an attack on a barn. This is set, as the title suggests, twenty eight weeks after the 'rage' virus has swept through the United Kingdom. Believing the infected are now all dead Nato, under the American military commanded by General Stone (Idris Elba), have begun a clear up operation and begin repatriating people who were abroad at the time the infection started. These include brother & sister Andy (Mackintosh Muggleton) and Tammy (Imogen Poots) who are reunited with their father (Robert Carlyle) who managed to survive the outbreak. But when their mother (Catherine McCormack), believed dead, is found hiding in London the military are confused how she has managed to survive and believe she holds the key to finding a cure. Unfortunately army doctor Scarlet (Rose Byrne) is fearful the virus is not over and may return. And of course return it does. This is then a full on action horror thriller and very bloody it is too. But it's also really entertaining and a real rollercoaster ride. It lacks the originality of the first film and opts for some stunning set piece action sequences instead and some are very impressive especially the firebombing of London. There's a sub plot involving Carlyle and his two children that feels too contrived and doesn't fully fit the set up with the infected but overall this is worth seeing if you enjoyed the first one.

28 weeks...or 28 week - 28 Weeks Later review by CP Customer

now, was expecting a film as goodas 28 days, but sequels?? never are, this is ok but feel as its been made to take advantage of the 28days veiwers to just rip on off.

stand lone film, ok entertaining,if very grusome special effects, specialy the helicoptor head decapitations, not one but 30 at a time,,,,,,,

the censors would ban this in a film, but because they are ''sci fi'' or 'hooror'' they seem to pass very violent shots,

has a few shocks here and there but left me disapointed at once again, sequelsteeling