Goodies

28 Weeks Later was a good movie. I do not know what people expected out of a film like this, but I thought it was well put together and a fun ride.

no it wasn't, it was garbage.

28 Weeks Later was better than the original movie in the series (28 Days Later). What started as a good horror movie ended as an anti-military screed.

"Hey, you wanna see something really scary?"

It's not a series if theres only two of them right? ALSO 28 days later IMHO (thats for you lister) is a fantastic movie and revolutionized and breathed new life (pun inteded) into zombie movies. It was fantastic scary, and fresh. If you saw it as anti-militarythen you are atad bit defensive, because I saw the bad guys at the end not as the military, but as humans, and their nature. Personified in this case by the military. I never saw the sequel because it looked like shite. The first one did for zombie movies in our generation what Romero's Night of the Living Dead did for zombie movie in the 60's.

28 Days was good. 28 Weeks pretty much sucked.
(Slight spoiler)
Zombie Dad's amazing detective work in tracking down his children just couldn’t be believed and I was all shakey-cam'd out after the 1st film. I would have loved to have actually seen how Zombie Dad escaped from the room holding his wife but just had to go with the shakey-cam assumption that it must have been horrific because... well... the camera shook.

28 Days Later was overrated and I have no desire to see 28 Weeks Later.

As for Twilight Zone: The Movie, I think the movie understandably suffers from the death of the three people in that accident. I don't know if the scene that was filmed that fateful night would have helped that first segment of the movie, but it doesn't work as is. The latter two segments work the best.

Poltergeist is somewhat overrated. Yes, the fact that young Heather O'Rourke died young has an eerie subplot to it. Still, I never thought the movie was that great.

Did anyone see Rise? Or was there a review for this?

Poltergeist was and still is a great ghost movie.

28 Weeks Later had a lot of good elements, but farther longer the movie the more those elements on unravelled. The beginning was absolutely awsome, and everything up to the new outbreak was pretty good.

After that the suspence vanished, tension ran out and the interesting charaters either got dead, absent or a lot less interesting. I think it would've done better as a series of shorts set in the 28 Days Later world.