วีดีโอ

Back to the future might be a good series to do some retrospectives on

Great video

There are so many scenes I like in this movie, but I really enjoy art eating their food lols. Great channel!

Great film, very underrated. I have it on VHS.

28 years! Also love your channel, great commentary nice n chill. I like 28 days more than weeks, however that being said 28 weeks has different things going for it that make it interesting. But yeah I agree 28 days has a more natural pacing and interweaves themes between the overarching plot. I'm trying to elaborate but I don't know how to express my ideas lol

*subscribed*

Did the cat in the hat movie and this one share a neighborhood to shoot in?

One thing I always liked was how Edward doesn't touch Kim's hair. There's a metaphor there. But also he taught her that different is better and worth fighting for. This movie says a lot on many levels and of course the visuals are just wonderful😍

Hey kids look! A deer! 🖕🏼 😂 classic movie

The Blessing!!!!

I'm also from Missouri! The commentary on the balls floating away in that Christmas parade was amazing!! WEOWEEE

Great movie, Jeremy Reiner & the Aussie girl had great chemistry, she played the military doctor

FYI the shot of the flowers is a rose farm: it's such a beautiful shot

Man, it would have been so weird to have the Goose in Jim's role. Big fan of his, but glad that it ultimately went to Cillian.

One of Depps best movies in my opinion

Just stumbled upon you guys and was so pleasantly surprised! You guys are funny and I love hearing your commentary on these films and their production! Keep up the good work, can’t wait to see you guys grow

This movie looks better than the digital bullshit shot today. They’re still softening the image to hide terrible overuse of cgi and to add a soft filter on aging actors or imperfections on younger actors. It’s hideous. The digital movies today are inferior to film.

We now got 28 years next year

Ebola virus is stupid not effective influenza or flu would be more effective without killing host

Maybe contrarian but the Interview With a Vampire TV show is amazing. Don’t expect it to be the book but it does feel true to the spirit of the book. Moreso than the Queen of the Damned movie.

I genuinely don’t understand how the views are not way higher for this show.

I can guarantee you that not a single British actor in this film gave a flying fuvk regarding 9/11

This film shouldn't have worked. The budget was small. The actors apart from gleeson were still fairly small time at this point. Danny Boyle had never directed horror, he had football factory under his belt so clearly competent but horror is different. It needed whole sections of one of the most busy cities in the western world to look quiet. So many locations for such a small budget. Camera quality is intentionally poor. And yet.... and yet.... it is one of the best horror movies made without a doubt.

Diggin the cult vibe like resident evil 4 type of vibe. Also fun fact the movie is made all by an iphone15

Return of the Living Dead had running "zombies" back in 1984.

All of the movies were solid in my opinion

You can also see that some of this footage is recounting the initial outbreak, as TeleTubbies is playing on TV (at first I assumed were just re-runs because no one would make new media during a zombie apocalypse, but you'd need something to watch during the restoration phase) but I'm fairly certain the scene with the church and "fodder" is the same church and priest Cillian Murphy's character initially comes upon and subsequently attacked by in the first movie. Now we have to question if the flashbacks are merely flashbacks for the sake of exposition or if these are the memories of someone. They could be the memories of someone older, but given that the trailer opens on children, it's most likely the one of these and this could very well be their saga, if not the story for several of them. If you'll note, the crying woman & children are a very blonde haired group and you later see a very blonde haired man in military garb with a rifle who looks to be about late 20s/early 30s. The man & boy are probably father & son; the boy is the same age his father was when his father experienced the first outbreak and now he has a son experiencing it too. The first movie does kind of end on the positive notion of being able to create a "family" and new life for themselves, the second movie gets pretty twisted with the family unit, so maybe the 3rd one will find a new way to deconstruct/analyze familial identities. I wouldn't be surprised if the big grey guy is called or considered "Father" by his group/some sort of cult.

I figured the zombies would have all starved off and humanity didn't have the numbers to sustain the zombie population for 3 decades (zombies only "reproduce" by converting humans and humans would have to suspend their own reproduction with zombies running around the planet), so I was beginning to fret a few of those zombies I saw were some sort of "new government super-mutant experiment in addition to our old government zombie experiment" plot-line (the old, buff, grey thing seemingly larger than humans)...looks like they've already got the "post-apocalyptic factions/cults" trope (scene with mask, skull pyramid, gated villagers & outside cults)...but it dawned on me that maybe somehow the virus/zombies are capable of going into hibernation. I'd like to see lore like that rather than cliche zombie/survival/apocalypse cliches. Be cool if the previously dead & buried rose back from their graves (brief forest scene with over the shoulder shot of muddy/dirty character). Would explain the theory as to why some people think that one zombie is Cillian Murphy's character...like he was zombified & buried long ago in that field shortly after the first movie and has been there ever since. Villages that have rebuilt on burial grounds. Virus goes through a contagion stage, dormant stage, comes back to life. Years, decades, maybe even longer. I dunno, guess we'll see when it comes out.

I think that introducing evolved infected is absolutely the right step to go in and it's something they've already done in the past. Don from 28 Weeks Later was intelligent enough to stalk his prey and avoid the bombing. I can't wait to see what Danny and Alex have cooked up. It'll be really interesting to see why the military is present in Britain, perhaps they're looking for immune individuals so that they can develop a cure without realizing that the infected have evolved. I believe that Paris most likely got nuked after the ending we saw in 28 Weeks Later, NATO has already shown that their response is to eradicate any trace of the virus. It's also very nice that they've already wrapped up the filming for the sequel so that we don't have to wait like half a decade for it to be released.

They did a good job with the trailer. Usually you can watch a trailer and then not have to see them film, as they've already shown you all the key points.

If you didn't know the audio is the poem Boots by Rudyard Kipling.

Directo: “ok, Now you have to cry!!!” Actor: “why?! Why?! I haven’t even read the script, what’s my motivation?.” This was hilarious 😆😆😆😆

a pick from my high school days! hey if you take suggestions, mine is Mandy (2018) with Nic Cage.

One of the biggest missed opportunities was when they assigned Arnold a job.. They should have made him an exterminator, focus on the EX terminator part. Really would have been great double word play

Great name Cameron

One point i believe the walking dead comic came out before this movie and this movie took that hospital opening from there

What do you guys think about the new 28 years later teasers we've been getting? Apparently the morse code translates to "Tuesday".

you did it. you actually did it!

Your channel is still criminally underrated and underviewed.

Cameron is right again, The Dark Knight Returns animated feature is soooo goddam good!

Wow it looks really whimsical and pretty. I love the cottage

People talk about it being woke, but it's gonna make tons of $$$. If The Quartering or The Ritual Drinker don't go see it, we'll they weren't going to anyways.

Oh no!

Great retrospective, guys. I know I'm in the minority -- but I actually always liked this one over Blade 2.

Happy Turkey Day, my fellas. Thanks for the great content 🎉

Yes alien 3 is better but this movie was close. Until it became member berries in the second act.

"Alien Romulas was a mixed bag", ~ Christopher Lee

Rook mentions that the Alien can speed up or slow down its metabolic life-cycle, due to the Prometheus Fire pathogen. Coupled with the original Alien cocooning itself in space, like other extremophiles, Fede’s pretty much explained away decades of inconsistency between films of the franchise. I liked it.

I got lucky I got to see this for free a few days before it came out and won a hat. At thr screening

If u get a chance marvel has a prequel to the movie , and shows what happened on the space station