28 Weeks Later

Fox Atomic | Release Date: May 11, 2007

6.9	USER SCORE Generally favorable reviews based on 548 Ratings

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MikeDec 25, 2007

Started out "ok" and then turned into a giant mess, to the point where I lost interest in the movie!

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RennersArmyJul 3, 2012

This movie was amazing! I don't see how people can dislike it. Jeremy and Robert braught tears to my eyes and i never cry at movies. I say go watch it because this is the best zombie movie i have seen in a long time! I hope they make a sequal.

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Vault111Nov 3, 2015

One of the worst zombie films I've ever seen. 28 days was incomparably far better than this although it also doesn't make much sense itself. Whoever wrote the script should rethink about going further on their career. Not only there are wayOne of the worst zombie films I've ever seen. 28 days was incomparably far better than this although it also doesn't make much sense itself. Whoever wrote the script should rethink about going further on their career. Not only there are way too many plot holes, but also shows laziness.

For the plot holes, considering the story, the area clearly should've had highest security protocol with well-developed emergency plans in case of a breakout. However, two kids who obviously do not have any military training could sneak out of the area easily. Furthermore, there is no personnel guarding the room where Alice was held although there was a bite mark on her arm and she was still in the middle of health check process to confirm whether she is infected. In addition to that, Donald could swipe his card and enter Alice's room which is a quarantine zone and probably in the medical section where only medical and security personnel should have clearance (yeah, so much of a high security place). Even if all of these flaws could happen by any means, it just seems impossible for a single zombie to kill/infect several "armed soldiers" in a "bright" building where light is everywhere. With the against-all-odds method, the breakout did occur and the emergency procedures are deployed. Civilians were evacuated to a lock down area just to be broken in by a "single" zombie (yes, the door in a lock down area specified to be used for breakout scenario can be broken by just one zombie.)

For the laziness, the writer wanted Alice to survive all these months without sparing details on how it was possible as well as doesn't want to show the logic behind the fact that main characters can't be extracted when there are countless places in London where a helicopter can land.… Expand

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jake_siegeJul 22, 2021

Very successfully pissed on the first movie. In this sequel, love and empathy ruins the world and makes everything worse for humanity. Love no one, kill everyone, what a great message.

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DelenaJul 6, 2020

This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. This movie is a bad joke and is a bad cliche The only good part is the beginning because it’s
Actually really good see the first part when the father of the two kids escape the house and leave his partners then it turns so cliche with the Strong guy that sacrifices himself to save everyone the doctor that things a kids are the cure and literally the kids being the cure it turn so boring because actually you know what is going to happen, when I see the beginning of this movie I thought that will be better than the first one “28 days later” but I get really disappointed of this movie everyone act like idiots and that’s it a bad movie… Expand

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