Also, what kind of evacuation plan was that? Seriously, there are infected on the lose so you're just going to pile everyone into one room and ... do nothing? Brilliant!
OMG! That was hilarious! Because giving these people a *plan* to follow incase an outbreak does occur and they don't have to shoot any and everything that moves is soo completely outlandish.
Although, I did get a chuckle out of the US Military controlling London. Like, we can't even secure Baghdad. Then again, every one in London was dead but still.
Honestly, I didn't hate the film...
I probably would have been less diappointed if this were just some random zombie movie. But it was the sequel to one of my favorite movies ever. And where 28 Days Later was a distinctly British horror film, 28 Weeks Later felt like a dumb American horror film set in England.
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Date: 2007-05-21 05:07 pm (UTC)OMG! That was hilarious! Because giving these people a *plan* to follow incase an outbreak does occur and they don't have to shoot any and everything that moves is soo completely outlandish.
Although, I did get a chuckle out of the US Military controlling London. Like, we can't even secure Baghdad. Then again, every one in London was dead but still.
Honestly, I didn't hate the film...
I probably would have been less diappointed if this were just some random zombie movie. But it was the sequel to one of my favorite movies ever. And where 28 Days Later was a distinctly British horror film, 28 Weeks Later felt like a dumb American horror film set in England.