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Did they do the same thing they did in 28 months later where the hate plague escaped containment for no good reason or what

I agree with Peter Rosenthal's criticism of it.

>>46300
It already escaped containment in weeks and then NATO makes the British Isles a containment zone. This film is crossed basically, where the infected are like roving bands and have families and big smarter ones with big dicks and shit.

It was a trash film. Terrible editing with weird feeze frames and sloppy jump cuts for no reason, the plot went nowhere, the infected were not at all scary, and they even pulled punches by censoring the entire opening scene and not showing the kids getting massacred to dodge an R-rating. The movie was less violent than The Walking Dead, less emotional than Days or Weeks, and none of the jokes or humor was funny. Halfway through there were already people walking out of the theatre and I wanted to join them but I stayed and suffered through the rest.

>>46328
>I used the funny book flag so I'm right
Nah you're a moron. It was some of the most exciting digital film making in recent years. Borderline experimental for a studio horror.

>>46329
WHAT EXCITEMENT YOU DROOLING INBRED???? 90% OF THE MOVIE WAS PEOPLE WALKING FROM PLACE TO PLACE EXCEPT UNLIKE DAYS AND WEEKS THERE WEREN'T EVEN CONSTANT INFECTED ENCOUNTERS TO KEEP UP A PACE.
by the end of the film when that kid was walking alone for seemingly days on his own without any fear I was laughing because it just proved how retarded the universe was.

>>46333
>THE MOVIE WAS PEOPLE WALKING FROM PLACE TO PLACE
lol channers are now gonna use le walking simulator argument with fucking movies too?

>>46334
List of trash walking simulator movies that I've seen this year so far:
>Blade Runner 2049
>28 Years Later
>Come and See
t.b.c

>>46335
The Lord of the Rings trilogy must be the ultimate walking simulator movie.

>>46336
Yes but it's good walking.

>>46335
This is what the kids call ragebaiting

I thought this was a very long music video for a tracklist made by a hipster millenial, like the movie holds the audience in such contempt that the parts that were obviously meant to be quiet have blaring post punk or whatever sounding in the background in case you get distracted and feel tempted to look at your phone, and that detracts from what would otherwise be more poignant scenes. Yes I want my coming-of-age subtext movies where people walk from point A to point B to be more meditative instead of glorified tiktok fan edit shit going on while a child internalizes the meaning of death or whatever

"8/10" -IGN

Young Fathers did a based job with the soundtrack but there were parts in the first half where it felt much more like a music video than a film