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28 Weeks Later

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rae:
I'm looking forward to it, although I can honestly say that I never feared zombies, or a zombie attack until I saw that film.

0bsessions:

--- Quote from: epifreak on 11 May 2007, 02:24 ---I dunno; my method seems to be working. I can't remember the last time I walked out of a theater and was disappointed in what I saw, since my standards are so low. Most of it comes from Hollywood consistently churning out pathetic sequel after pathetic sequel, but I find that not getting my hopes up serves me very well. In the case of 28 Weeks, you can call it extremely reserved hope. The first film was wonderful; while film-makers consistently fail at life, the second one is following a wonderful movie.

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You just nailed my thoughts on the matter. I've been hyped up to ridiculous extents for Spider-Man 3. Honestly, a big part of my disaproval was disappointment that it didn't hold a candle to the second and it really hurt my view of the movie. Given, it's not always like that. I went into Hot Fuzz expecting one of the funniest movies I've ever seen. I got one of the funniest movies I've ever seen coupled with some of the best action sequences ever. I'm skeptical, but a little optimistic as "zombie" movies usually please me in some manner. Land of the Dead's the only one I can think of I ever saw and hated (Even Resident Evil: Apocalypse was passable with me).


--- Quote from: rae on 11 May 2007, 05:05 ---I'm looking forward to it, although I can honestly say that I never feared zombies, or a zombie attack until I saw that film.

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I actually dated someone who had a horrible and irrational fear of zombies. She once woke up screaming and smacked me after a dream where her niece got bitten and I demanded we leave her behind. I myself have set out multiple "What would I do?" scenarios with friends for laughs. I had a nice plan I set out on an Image comics message board for the comic the Walking Dead (Which I recommend to all you zombie lovers, great comic about a zombie holocaust), but since I moved into the city, I've accepted the fact I'd be absolutely fucked in a zombie attack.

valley_parade:

--- Quote from: TheFuriousWombat on 10 May 2007, 13:45 ---Is this becuase the new one is coming out so soon? Because they made the first one with no plans for a sequal and no idea of how well it would be recieved. But I guess seeing it for the first time right before the second one is released might somehow make it seem more promotional.
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Yeah. It was on FX..they had a bunch of interviews with some of the actors from 28 Weeks, and trailers and behind the scenes stuff.


--- Quote from: 0bsessions on 11 May 2007, 06:18 ---I actually dated someone who had a horrible and irrational fear of zombies. She once woke up screaming and smacked me after a dream where her niece got bitten and I demanded we leave her behind.
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How did that not come up when we were talking about crazy exes? That's hilarious, dude.


(I would've done the same)

Dimmukane:
I've read the Walking Dead, or at least parts of it.  He's right, it's a great comic book.  Because of it, now I have this massive idea for a zombie holocaust/Grand Theft Auto style game that I'm trying to plot out.

As for zombie movies in general, I try to find low-budget ones with crazy stories and stuff.  I picked out this one because it had a chick with a triple-rigged shotgun.  It turned out to be kickass. (Undead, for anyone who's interested).

My local paper reviewed 28 Weeks Later today and gave it a C-, which I think is bogus.  But I'm not leaping out the door to see it.

0bsessions:

--- Quote from: valley_parade on 11 May 2007, 07:37 ---How did that not come up when we were talking about crazy exes?
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Because that one ranks rather low on my list of "batshit fucking loco shit that my exes have pulled." She actually worked in a hotel I always thought would be great for a zombie video game scenario.

This same ex asked me to move in with her, brought up the idea of marriage and then told ME I was moving too fast. She's still got nothing on the one who committed herself when I dumped her or the girl I never even went on a single date with who called me a two-timing dick when I started seeing someone else. I'm like a fuckin' campground flood-light in a sky full of psychotic lady-moths.

Back to some semblance of on topic, though: The more I read, the less excited I am about this movie. I'll see if I can catch a weekend matinee next weekend, as I'm worried about wasting the ten bucks for admission.

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