Thank you so much for 28 days later Virus survival, why did it take us so long to get you tackle that one? I've been waiting for what feels like years on this one, thank you so much.
Bite checks are really only necessary for more slow-burning zombie viruses. With the rage virus, it becomes pretty apparent who is and isn't infected within a second or two of exposure.
@@Ringolero I have watched 28 Days Later, actually. And the sequel too. That stuff is damn near instant upon exposure. Dude gets a drop of blood in his eye and he's a rage-zombie in less than 30 seconds. Go ahead, watch the scene again and start the timer from the moment he gets it in his eye. In less than 30 seconds, he was having seizures, vomiting blood, and trying to attack people. I imagine it's even faster if you get bit. There's no room for ambiguity with an incubation time that short, and symptoms that obvious. Therefore checking for bites is pointless. You could just wait like two seconds for the seizures to start and know for sure, then get rid of them.
@@MrNickPresley You forgot Begbie’s wife and son in 28 WL. They were asymptomatic carriers, if one of them was with you, you’d be fucked. Especially without you knowing they were infected and highly contagious.
@Ringolero the incubation period would be over by the time you finished your "bite checks". OP is correct, just set your sites on the unknown for a minute and wait to see if symptoms appear. It's also far safer to keep a distance and wait than get close and look for bites. In other words, you'd eventually die due to being too slow to react when someone turns while you're looking at their leg.
@@MrNickPresley You forgot Begbie’s wife and son in 28 WL. They were asymptomatic carriers, if one of them was with you, you’d be fucked. Especially without you knowing they were infected and highly contagious.
Still, I think the lab in Cabin Fever 3 wins the title of "The worst lab". They not only allowed a person without any PPE to stay with a highly contagious patient, but also demanded that person to help to hold the patient, who was puking like a Boomer of L4D.
@@CrazyRespawn we are talking about a level 3 hazard lab with potentially zombies. I guess even UK would have interest to keep it protected under use of firearms. If you as a civilian don't have the way to get a gun, government or military does and will.
One thing i noticed about this movie, the part in the beginning with the priest - When he is coming towards Jim, he is waving his arms, like he's saying 'get out' or 'get away' throwing his arms outward. There are a few other examples but i think the infected have a semblance of their former self, with is a really interesting horrifyingly subtle antagonist trait, props to D Boyle. When i was a teen this was still my favorite movie. I had a dream where i was running from the infected and ran and hid inside a barn. I went and hid on the second floor, which was a catwalk against the back of the barn, visible to the entire ground level. As I was hiding, one infected entered the barn, looked around for a moment, and went behind a hayble. Then just stayed there. Still twitching, drooling, and making zombie sounds. The infected had some intelligence, or control of themself, enough to hide and wait - even in the state of rage - to catch their prey. Which is what terrified me. Yotube comment doesn't do the horror justice but it's the best I can explain.
the implication, based on other people recently getting infected, is that the flail and gasp (i dont know the actual term in english) wildly. the implication is the priest JUST got infected. in my headcanon, he was probably trying to feed an infected and s/he spat blood at him.
They definitely have some humanity left in them in this universe Don hunted his family down specifically his son, but i’m not sure if that was the virus trying to end what it knew could be a cure or if he just specifically wanted to kill them, but he did hide after the sniper scene when he appeared for a few seconds instead of just attacking them when he had the chance like any other rage zombie would have
I remember being a kid when this movie first came out and having nightmares about that church scene at 8:40. Their reaction and body language to his voice was just so...unhumanlike. In that moment, you knew immediately that Jim made a fatal mistake.
it's terrifying, it scares me every time as if it's the first, and i watched the movie and this video multiple times , It's weird how my mind is not convinced that it is a scene in a movie ! damn it makes my heart jump outta my body . I can't intentionally watch this scene , i know how it makes me feel , like seriously threatened! And i don't even get scared , i don't remember being scared of anything in my life , and I've seen a lot . I just don't get it 😂
I watched this film when i was 10 years old after sneaking the DVD from my parents. The church scene still gets me with the people standing up/reacting.
That scene has lived rent-free in my head for 23 years. I love horror movies, I've been watching them since I was *far* too young, but that one scene is one of the most viscerally disturbing I've ever seen on film.
Actually upon thinking about it I think "HELLO" at the end, while definitely taking more time and resources to make was WAY smarter to do than "HELP" or "SOS" During such an apocalypse one can only EXPECT a bunch of help and SOS signs, they are probably littered all over the place in the grand scheme of things, wherever survivers are. HOWEVER, whos to say they didnt get overrun? So many help or SOS signs are made in distress. Nothing points to there ACTUALLY being survivors there over a potential hotspot of zombies from a failed attempt at survivng in that location. Meanwhile, "HELLO" conveys something different. That there are survivors there, and more importantly *that theyre not in distress when making that sign*. Look all im saying is if i was flying overhead and saw people next to a "hello" sign and then saw a "help" sign two fields over... i know which one seems more plausibly safe at a glance
My problem with that is that if one were to see a 'HELLO'-sign, they would most likely assume that this is not a sign of survivors at all but rather something from before the actual apocalypse, like remnants of some kind of commercial, and therefore ignore it altogether.
Theres more to it than that I think because every time Jim said "Hello" in the movie he was attackedhis "Hello" in the church & then "Hello" in the road side cafe with the kid...This time it was a silent "Hello"
I propose a “here” sign instead. It combines the “no distress” and the “not from before the apocalypse” idea and makes it clear that someone is probably still waiting close by.
Got myself a Tesco Extra near me with shutters, clothing section, medicine and other stuff like that plus ALL the booze you could want. If anything like this struck that would become the center of the entire town.
Jim going beast mode on those soldiers at the end of 28 Days Later is actually one of my favorite scenes. It's amazing, brutal, and a nice finisher for Jim's character arc.
You can just call them zombies, only people who are adamant zombies are undead flesh eaters while forgetting it originates with voodoo zombies who were very much alive and could be cured will berate you for calling InF3cTeD zombies.
In the comics thats included in the movie special features, its confirmed that the infected have heightened smell and can tell the difference between infected and non infected due to it
question is, what's stopping them from just going ham at each other? uncontrollable rage doesnt rlly pick any sides even with better senses of smell interesting thought though
@@dazlao2155that's an easy one to answer. Their aim is purely to infect others with the rage virus, they may very well beat you to death in the process lol. But spreading the infection is their only aim, that's why they don't attack eachother. At least in 28 days/weeks later, who knows what years later will involve
Personally wouldn’t choose an enormous metal tourist attraction in the busiest part of London as my base of operations. The power is likely to be out, and there are likely to be hundreds of zombies in the HMS Belfast, tourists who were trapped onboard when the outbreak hit. Don’t feel like clearing out cramped and winding metal corridors in the dark, in an environment which carries sound extremely well.
Yeah this is one of those death situations lol. I live in london, near to the outskirts. Something like this happend, im instantly grabbing my bike and taking my chances GTFO'ing amidst the chaos whilst cycling away. Its an eletric bike so even if i cant recharge it, it can give me some decent speed till it dies and im on manual pedal power, but hopefully by then ill be far enough out of the city to be in some of the fields and such. Staying in london, with likely 9.5 million infected sounds like a death sentance, and if the books of WWZ are anything to trust, it simply will be a death sentance, as any surviving army or remnants will be looking to level cities in their entirety with napalm and bombs to get rid of a decent chunk of the infected problem. Staying in the city is suicide by either infection, or bombing only a few days later. Youve gotta GTFO very quickly, and whilst the chaos of the first few days will mean many will die, in a city youve probably just gotta take those odds, as your survival odds staying put are even lower. (further out youre probably better off waiting a while and then deciding weather to move on or not)
Agreed, I've lived on an aircraft carrier and even within small compartments, they'll be extremely difficult to stay warm with limited heating sources available surrounded by all that steel.This scenario would definitely depend upon the location and season when it happened.
10:50 molatovs and flamethrowers being used against undead/zombies is more about burning the eyes, ears, nose and lungs. without eyes actively following at speed become near impossible, without ears reacting to sound to detect you become impossible, without nose tracking via scent become impossible, and with nose/throat burns or lung burns there ability to breath is taken away meaning gere body would not be able to move. its actually quite effective but more situational than normal weapons as you would want to use it against densely packed hords from a safe advantage point or use them in traps.
18:58 in one of the 28 days later comic books, the infected base their attack off of smell, the comic explains it with humans be so saturated in deodorants and perfume that unless you’ve never use them, they can smell you.
Does that mean they would still attack recent 'converts' due to not smelling gross yet and not attack a survivor caked in infected blood? Could a real life doomguy wearing googles and a mask go around taking out infected with them none the wiser because he is covered in gore?
One thing I'd like to point out, even a suppressed rifle would be risky when running restocking missions. Since suppressors don't completely silence the gunshot, depending on the ammo used. Most people don't know about sub-sonic ammo, so chances are. They'd be using supersonic ammo, which still creates a loud crack once it leaves the barrel as it breaks the sound barrier.
And the mechanical action of the gun still makes noise. However loud the gun is when you chamber around, it is still going to make that noise when it chambers the next round. I’ve fired a gun with a suppressor on it several times, and it basically just turns the sound of a gunshot into the sound of a small power tool being used.
still makes a big difference though if you ask me, because in my experience I've been 100 meters away from 20 suppressed rifles firing simultaneously and it just sounds like a faint whispering sound. as for the crack of the round flying past, you wouldn't be able to pinpoint where it came from. it might rile up whatever zombies are near the trajectory of the round, but they wouldn't know where it came from
The point is it becomes EXTREMELY difficult (and often impossible) to locate exactly where the sound you are hearing (because yes there is sound) is coming from. ½ the zombies would likely run the wrong direction at least
Fun fact about the laundry baskets: the director really wanted more buckets, but they couldnt find any more, so they had to use laundry basket isntead.
I love that you used a shot of Shadiversity in your video. That, along with mentioning people like Roanoke gaming and Dead Meat, is just the neatest thing to me.
In one of the 28 days later novels, a survivalist/survivor comment on the fact that the infected are attracted to soap, perfume and shampoo smells. This is also how he get dispatched of an another survivor who hunt him. The protagonist throw a bottle of perfume on the survivor military jeep while he's retreating, and in seconds a horde of infected jump on him .
But couldnt that also be used as a double edged sword , think about it , lets say you have deodorant on you , and to avoid the infecting findibg you , you use the deodorant all over the room so that you would blend in .
@ i didnt meant it like that , think of it like this: there is a horde incoming to your hideout , and you have deodorant scent on you , before the infected arrive , you spray deodorant all over the room , and then you hide like , in a closet or under the bed , when they arrive , the room would be infested with deodorant , you would blend in and they wouldnt find you , that can be a thing no ?
In the original ending he was supposed to die at the operating table trying to rescue him. Movie goers found the ending to depressing since ''the good guy always win'' so they made that alternative ending that he woke up in the cabin
@MinoritiesRlazy I'm gonna bet on it being a 7/10 It's not gonna be the best thing of all time, but it's gonna be worth a watch. Certainly better than anything coming out of Sloppywood these days.
For some reason I thought this video was on this channel from the beginning, didn't realise you had never covered this classic. Anywho, gonna be a great watch.
you wanna know the fun part about his lame dvmb movie the only think tht is realistic is the way the activists let out a fking angry wild animal without any protection... those people are so dvmb
I’m all for animals rights, but Virus aside how the girl opening the cage and acting like the chimp was just going to jump into her arms and give her a hug is incredibly stupid. The Chimp probably would have attacked her and potentially killed her whether they had rage or not. The Virus part takes the stupidity to new height.
Sometimes I feel, that military in any kind of apocalypse (especially zombie kind) would be overwhelmed only when most soldiers would hesitate to shoot the danger, like some sort of very loud scandal, where a soldier would be prosecuted for lawfully discharging their issued rifle to stop some sort of threat, thus servicemen fearing also being harassed by the law would not dare to shoot the threat, not even if it would endanger their life.
@@apocratos0174 Old ad, still the most trained and most effective military on the planet. Air Force alone would rip the hell out of the Rage virus. The real issue are people that refuse to accept or acknowledge national guidelines. Look at something so small as masks, now imagine the government telling everyone to shelter in place when half of the citizens are psychopathic and itching to shoot somebody at any given day of the week. The real issue would be civilian populations.
It’s not realistic that the army would ever get overrun by zombies tanks, armoured vehicles would alone would now down most of them as long as they have enough fuel, the army could launch attacks from ships- where zombies again can’t do anything and they could easily mobilise and build fortifications that zombies could never be able to enter ( unless they’re wwz zombies)
@@ADe-p7d 28 days later zombies are smart as they are living people. Honestly more deadly that WWZ as their infection is airborne and water borne and bloodborne, meaning if you shot a zombie, which would cause its blood to become aerosolised, unless you were wearing CBN protection gear, youre now infected. Issue 2 which is something talked about in the WWZ books and is a likely issue. Soldiers arent trained to shoot for the head, and our weapons arent made to kill things like that, this isnt an issue in 28 days later as the infected are still alive and they will die to shrapnel, but other zombies wont be harmed by things like grenades or even explosives that much, as theyre designed to inflict massive blood loss which wont harm a zombie much at all. Issue 3 Also talked abuot in WWZ, Organisational structure of the military will fail as soldiers abandon their posts to go save their family members, friends, and such. Maybe not all soldiers will abandon post and go AWOL, but enough will to massively hamper effectiveness. This can be seen in the real world today as soldiers often ignore the orders of governments during things such as coups and revolutions and protests. They would only be even more likely to ignore orders if those orders meant they were leaving their wives and even children unprotected from infection and a threat just because their commanding officer told them they needed to go to x location and do y hing
I appreciate you mentioning the whole "over running the military " thing. I've always said that. At least in this movie and some others, they're fast moving and erratic. But if they moved like they do in say the walking dead, it would be controlled relatively quickly. There would be a lot of lives lost, but it wouldn't reset civilization.
@@ADe-p7dnot really, in WWZ’s novel the US Army staged a really well armed offensive in Yonkers but they armed the tanks as if they were fighting a conventional army instead of arming them with anti-personnel ammunition. Using things like land-based auto turrets would be great, like the CIWS but adapted for anti-personnel use
28 Days/The entire series is one of the few horror movies i look at and go "Ayep. no way to survive that one, pack it up bois" seriously, to even have a chance you'd have to be immune like Left for Dead protagonists
There was a prequel comic (not sure if its still canon) that discusses the creation of the virus and actually shows how yhe activists learn about the lab. One of the scientists, the one shown in the movie if i recall correctly, tipped them off, but he thought they would come in and take pictures not go rogue and open the cages.
Like selene said , it first started in the villages and small cities around cambridge , then it reached the big cities , and considering the distance between london and cambridge, im guessing it took around 2 to 3 days after patient zero was infected for the infection to reach london , so newspapers had the time to be printed.
some of those: mark! selena! this guy is literally brain-damaged. allowed themselves to be led by a dude likely still in a coma. brain-damaged, plot-armor wielding moreon. jim getting attacked in his sleep before he could scream plot armor. the infected kid is the only character I could imagine jim capable of beating up.
The only idea I'd add to this is putting out signs when hitting nearby grocery stores, saying "Survivors on the Belfast" and maybe a time/place to meet on one of the bridges. Like "Survivors living on HMS Belfast as of [Most recent Date]. Access Ramps destroyed. Transport boats will be at London Bridge Mon/Wed/Fri at noon, Tower Bridge Tues/Th/Sat/Sun at noon. All welcome." If there are other survivors, it's likely that they'd also try to hit the grocers, after all. Granted it comes with the risk of attracting someone insane, but that's always a risk in extreme situations.
56:09 OCOKA is an acronym used by the military to represent the five military aspects of terrain that are considered when analyzing land: observation and fields of fire, cover and concealment, obstacles, key terrain, and avenues of approach. Should always consider a this before engaging any combatant.
Ironically despite his Darwin defying plot armour, Jim was supposed to die in the original cut of the movie by dying in a hospital - pre-screening audiances were upset by this so he lived.
It was basically confirmed Mark wasn't infected. It's was meant to show the paranoia and impulsiveness that this type of situation would bring out in people 😅
It wasn't really "basically confirmed", he had a huge cut on his arm and was covered in infected blood. If one drop of that gets into the wound he's done for.
@@DominionSorcerer I played that scene in slow motion and I noticed that Mark accidentally slashed his arm while at the same time of stabbing the infected. And if you heightened the volume up during the "cut reveal" Mark can be heard exhaling deeply (sounds you would let out when you were being injected with bleach saltwater in your veins)
@@Bashfulvideos1 i think it was years but there were talks about it maybe being months which is good cause then they will definitely be making 28 years later
Literally read this comment hoping that Danny Boyle would be the director. Just googled, and it looks like it's confirmed for next summer. I'm genuinely so psyched, I have chills.
As a nursing student the most unrealistic part of this is him waking up without a catheter and a tube for fecal collection. Much less how they should have been changing out the IV.
As for the IV, we don’t know exactly how long it had been since someone looked in on him. There could have been a nurse taking shelter inside the hospital that kept his linens and IV’s fresh, but eventually either got killed or made a break for it a day or 2 before he woke up. The key slid under the door infers that there was at least someone who cared about him. I also agree that he should’ve had a catheter at the very least. But, that could probably be explained away by the director not wanting to waste time with a scene of Jim yanking those tubes out of his butt and penis. I doubt there’d be a way to make that look cinematic, lol.
The worst mistake they made was not just going to the Winchester and waiting. There is booze a jukebox darts probably a pool table or 2 so when you are in London during a zombie outbreak just go to the Winchester and you will be fine.
Dude I’ve never clicked on a nerd explains video faster in my life. 28 days later is one of my all time favorite movies. Can’t wait to watch you break it down
Just one slight problem, you'd have to make sure to dog every door that leads to the outside. Idk how many there are on the bellfast. But I can say if your having to run through and dog every door down, it's a pain.
@@whalenj771jw I don’t think there are that many external doors that you would need to lock but clearing the whole ship would be a gigantic pain in the ass
The rule i have for this infection is to just hide with enough food and water to last u atleast 2 months before u try and leave. Even then this infection is super hard to survive.
In this one you’re screwed if you’re alone or in a small group. Really it would take a 100+ group of fighters with a shit ton of ammo and logistics personnel, in an area outside the cities to have a chance at long term survival. I’d say going solo is only an option in absolutely shit scenarios in this shit scenario lmao 😂
@@jak356 really I would have thought more people would just make more chances for someone to mess up and get everyone killed. Still better then the return of the loving dead zombies I guess lol
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After watching the world fall apart during Covid. I really can't see us being able to have the acknowledgement or compassion as a civilised world to deal with a zombie outbreak
I think they put Hello to signal they are alive and normal. Any rescuer would have seen thousands of Help and SOS only to see infected nearby or corpses everywhere
As far as the basket thing is concerned, I'm assuming it's just a means of catching ANY water or moisture, at least that's how I always saw it, pure desperation
Ok about London not being a bloody mess. My theory is that it's England so a couple of rainy days might suffice to clean up the mess. But this theory won't hold as there are no corpses so lets assume that the military had some kind of control on the situation before it all went up in smokes. In 28 weeks later we saw that the army was cleaning or sterilizing the streets so it would make sense that they did the same here.
You'd need two lure boats an equal distance on either side, or your lure boat on one side might just pull zombies from the opposite side closer to you.
I never noticed but totally agree there should have been blood & bodies EVERYWHERE! Also their not vampires, so why didn't they come running when he screamed AND set off a car alarm! I love this movie but you definitely brought up some plot holes that will forever bug me. 😂
*IT FINALLY HAPPENED!* 🥳 I watch the video cuz it's hella interesting and well done, but I know I wouldn't make it against normal zombies in the city, let alone these running, crazy ones 🤣
"this isnt the walking dead wher *people are the real monster!*" uh did we watch the same movie that is literally the entire point, how Jim slowly turns into the same monsters he is hiding from - evident in the scene where Selena cant tell if he has turned or not, with the blood all over his face - in essence the rage has already taken him over.
Well I think he was more talking about a general, real life scenario. The running rage monsters are definetly more of a threat than like 90 percent of survivors, especially since having numbers is very good.
No. you're missing the point kid, he was right, he's talking about real life, you must be dvmb if you don't believe that "in real life, men who were normal 3 weeks ago with only 3 without segs would go crazy enough to trying to force a 14" girl lol this movie is just lazy mistakes after mistake 3 fking weaks and now average men want to jump lil girls? In The Walking Dead it is the same, the series is clearly based on the fact that everything must be able to go wrong for the zombies to win haha since it makes no sense for people to go crazy in such a short time.
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I know everybody wants to believe in the car graveyard just because of how many cars they see on the road on a daily basis but if you stop and think about it if shits going down and you’re already in a car, it’s not gonna just all the sudden stop unless you run out of gas so at least for the first while the roads might actually be pretty clear
Can't wait for the prequel of the bioactivists, 28 Hours Earlier. . .it's got love, drugs and a lack of common sense that'll make it the feel good movie of the year, 28 years later.
So, in regards to the best PPE, what you really want to look for (if you don't already have) is *motorcycle gear.* NOT the chappy sleeveless leather vests stereotypical Harley enthusiasts insist on, and not the racing gear that makes you walk like an orangutan; instead, go for the kind of synthetic fibre jacket and pants you get for commuter use, along with a full-face-cover helmet, boots, and gloves; this has several distinct advantages: First, motorcycle gear is made of dense synthetic fabric that's designed specifically to resist abrasion, cutting, and in many cases, rainwater, which means the infected, being all-melee, and apparently too far-gone to use weapons, won't have an easy time getting to our squishy skin with bites or scratches, and the rainproofing of higher-tier kit will ensure their nasty fluids stay away from us and wash off with relative ease. Second, a modern (even in '02) helmet has an air-tight visor, that again, is designed to not let wind, never mind fluids, past its seam, and rain hits the helmet a lot harder at 70mph than any spattered or vomited blood; it should also go without saying that a motorcycle crash generates way more force than the flailing limbs of the infected, so it dramatically reduces your chances of a head, face, or neck wound, or concussion. Thirdly, motorcycle gear is a LOT lighter than any police or military body armour you might find lying around, as it doesn't have metal plates like anything designed to deflect a bullet; it's less shielding, but you can move faster and for longer than carrying several kilos of plating. That said, it does have armour, usually in the form of plastic composites of various types around the joints, so it's also better if uou happen to fall. An extra, incidental bonus would be that motorcycle gear (especially with a tinted visor) obscures a lot of your humanity; if the infected do recognise normies by vision alone, they would be more likely to fall for any impersonation you might attempt; there's also a small chance that if they don't see you move, any infected coming could be fooled into thinking you're a mannequin or dead if you can stay still long enough. (Just make sure to only try that idea with a test subject in controlled conditions first just in case.) As an offensive bonus, a lot of modern riding gloves have armoured knuckles to save the skin on your hands in a crash, but it can also help you bash faces in just in case it ever comes to that. As a word of warning, though, your neck, wrists, waist, and ankles might be a little less protected depending on the gear you choose, or can scavenge, so make sure to reinforce them with something reasonably tough that you can fit under the moto gear.
If memory serves the brutality sadistic soldiers used landmines close enough to rain down infected blood all over their home base. Seems like they were doomed anyways
A 28 days later video and it's an hour long...yes. I ship out to basic training in 3 days so it's been a long and drawn out week for me, but this is stuff I love.
Having a drone in this world would help so much. You can send a drone to recon and area for supplies and find out if there’s infected and if there is use the drone to draw them out
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Thank you so much for 28 days later Virus survival, why did it take us so long to get you tackle that one? I've been waiting for what feels like years on this one, thank you so much.
The third movie being filmed where I am
@@benjaminbethel5640 anything werewolves is awesome
Bite checks are really only necessary for more slow-burning zombie viruses. With the rage virus, it becomes pretty apparent who is and isn't infected within a second or two of exposure.
You obviously haven't seen nor are you prepared for the possibility of the events in 28 weeks later.
@@Ringolero I have watched 28 Days Later, actually. And the sequel too.
That stuff is damn near instant upon exposure. Dude gets a drop of blood in his eye and he's a rage-zombie in less than 30 seconds. Go ahead, watch the scene again and start the timer from the moment he gets it in his eye. In less than 30 seconds, he was having seizures, vomiting blood, and trying to attack people. I imagine it's even faster if you get bit.
There's no room for ambiguity with an incubation time that short, and symptoms that obvious. Therefore checking for bites is pointless. You could just wait like two seconds for the seizures to start and know for sure, then get rid of them.
@@MrNickPresley You forgot Begbie’s wife and son in 28 WL. They were asymptomatic carriers, if one of them was with you, you’d be fucked. Especially without you knowing they were infected and highly contagious.
@Ringolero the incubation period would be over by the time you finished your "bite checks". OP is correct, just set your sites on the unknown for a minute and wait to see if symptoms appear. It's also far safer to keep a distance and wait than get close and look for bites.
In other words, you'd eventually die due to being too slow to react when someone turns while you're looking at their leg.
@@MrNickPresley You forgot Begbie’s wife and son in 28 WL. They were asymptomatic carriers, if one of them was with you, you’d be fucked. Especially without you knowing they were infected and highly contagious.
"The pathetically insecure containment protocols employed in this lab."
The lab in 28 Weeks Later: "Hold my beer."
Hi nice comment
Still, I think the lab in Cabin Fever 3 wins the title of "The worst lab". They not only allowed a person without any PPE to stay with a highly contagious patient, but also demanded that person to help to hold the patient, who was puking like a Boomer of L4D.
As a UK resident guns are not as easy to come by even in early 2000s
@@CrazyRespawn we are talking about a level 3 hazard lab with potentially zombies.
I guess even UK would have interest to keep it protected under use of firearms.
If you as a civilian don't have the way to get a gun, government or military does and will.
@@zephyr8072 😂😂😂😂
One thing i noticed about this movie, the part in the beginning with the priest - When he is coming towards Jim, he is waving his arms, like he's saying 'get out' or 'get away' throwing his arms outward. There are a few other examples but i think the infected have a semblance of their former self, with is a really interesting horrifyingly subtle antagonist trait, props to D Boyle. When i was a teen this was still my favorite movie. I had a dream where i was running from the infected and ran and hid inside a barn. I went and hid on the second floor, which was a catwalk against the back of the barn, visible to the entire ground level. As I was hiding, one infected entered the barn, looked around for a moment, and went behind a hayble. Then just stayed there. Still twitching, drooling, and making zombie sounds. The infected had some intelligence, or control of themself, enough to hide and wait - even in the state of rage - to catch their prey. Which is what terrified me. Yotube comment doesn't do the horror justice but it's the best I can explain.
Think about Don in the second one still trying to find his kids I think they do have a little bit of themselves still left in them but only a little
the implication, based on other people recently getting infected, is that the flail and gasp (i dont know the actual term in english) wildly. the implication is the priest JUST got infected. in my headcanon, he was probably trying to feed an infected and s/he spat blood at him.
Basically a variation of the "and I must scream" trope. You're fully conscious but unable to do anything.
Dang that is a truly terrifying nightmare. Zombies are bad enough, but smart AMBUSHING zombies is a whole new fear.
They definitely have some humanity left in them in this universe Don hunted his family down specifically his son, but i’m not sure if that was the virus trying to end what it knew could be a cure or if he just specifically wanted to kill them, but he did hide after the sniper scene when he appeared for a few seconds instead of just attacking them when he had the chance like any other rage zombie would have
I remember being a kid when this movie first came out and having nightmares about that church scene at 8:40. Their reaction and body language to his voice was just so...unhumanlike. In that moment, you knew immediately that Jim made a fatal mistake.
it's terrifying, it scares me every time as if it's the first, and i watched the movie and this video multiple times ,
It's weird how my mind is not convinced that it is a scene in a movie !
damn it makes my heart jump outta my body . I can't intentionally watch this scene , i know how it makes me feel , like seriously threatened!
And i don't even get scared , i don't remember being scared of anything in my life , and I've seen a lot .
I just don't get it 😂
I watched this film when i was 10 years old after sneaking the DVD from my parents.
The church scene still gets me with the people standing up/reacting.
That scene was unsettling as hell. The way they perk up and just stare at him... ugh. I was 18 when I saw the movie and it even freaked me out
That scene has lived rent-free in my head for 23 years. I love horror movies, I've been watching them since I was *far* too young, but that one scene is one of the most viscerally disturbing I've ever seen on film.
Props to those actors because their physical performance is amazing
28 days later ? 1 hour video ? Long Monday ? Just got in bed ? Life is good.
This is the true vibe
@@Pizza_Skorpen 👏🏼👍🏼
Indeed it is
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You get it 🤝
Actually upon thinking about it I think "HELLO" at the end, while definitely taking more time and resources to make was WAY smarter to do than "HELP" or "SOS"
During such an apocalypse one can only EXPECT a bunch of help and SOS signs, they are probably littered all over the place in the grand scheme of things, wherever survivers are. HOWEVER, whos to say they didnt get overrun? So many help or SOS signs are made in distress. Nothing points to there ACTUALLY being survivors there over a potential hotspot of zombies from a failed attempt at survivng in that location.
Meanwhile, "HELLO" conveys something different. That there are survivors there, and more importantly *that theyre not in distress when making that sign*.
Look all im saying is if i was flying overhead and saw people next to a "hello" sign and then saw a "help" sign two fields over... i know which one seems more plausibly safe at a glance
My problem with that is that if one were to see a 'HELLO'-sign, they would most likely assume that this is not a sign of survivors at all but rather something from before the actual apocalypse, like remnants of some kind of commercial, and therefore ignore it altogether.
Theres more to it than that I think because every time Jim said "Hello" in the movie he was attackedhis "Hello" in the church & then "Hello" in the road side cafe with the kid...This time it was a silent "Hello"
@@KonstantinStraile Nah one could see there wouldn't be a lot of advertisements in the country side where they were
@@KonstantinStraileit might be a stretch but updating the date once a week might help
I propose a “here” sign instead. It combines the “no distress” and the “not from before the apocalypse” idea and makes it clear that someone is probably still waiting close by.
Hearing Nerd extolling the virtues of a Tesco Express in a zombie apocalypse was not expected but I am here for it.
I wish I still had my clubcard
UNEXPECTED ITEM IN THE BAGGING AREA
Got myself a Tesco Extra near me with shutters, clothing section, medicine and other stuff like that plus ALL the booze you could want. If anything like this struck that would become the center of the entire town.
Attracts all the zombies near you
These aren't zombies
Jim going beast mode on those soldiers at the end of 28 Days Later is actually one of my favorite scenes. It's amazing, brutal, and a nice finisher for Jim's character arc.
With my luck I would wake up in the middle of a zombie apocalypse, with a zombie chewing on my leg
At that point you may as well try to catch a few extra Zzz's before turning, lol.
@@EL-ISS right 😆
@@EL-ISS burrnnnnn
With my luck I wouldnt even wake up
@@EL-ISS get those 10 extra second of beauty sleep to look fabulous during the apocalipse 🤩.
I love this portrayal of “zombies” as they follow the rules of thermodynamics, energy production and usage.
You can just call them zombies, only people who are adamant zombies are undead flesh eaters while forgetting it originates with voodoo zombies who were very much alive and could be cured will berate you for calling InF3cTeD zombies.
In the comics thats included in the movie special features, its confirmed that the infected have heightened smell and can tell the difference between infected and non infected due to it
question is, what's stopping them from just going ham at each other?
uncontrollable rage doesnt rlly pick any sides even with better senses of smell
interesting thought though
@@dazlao2155that's an easy one to answer. Their aim is purely to infect others with the rage virus, they may very well beat you to death in the process lol. But spreading the infection is their only aim, that's why they don't attack eachother. At least in 28 days/weeks later, who knows what years later will involve
@@dazlao2155maybe it’s similar to WWZ, where the virus seeks a healthy, hospitable host? Just a theory tho. A movie theory.
In The book for wwz they never even mention looking for healthy people. I hate the movie @hytek3962
When I seen those two infected in the church get up, mouth wide open and just staring at Jim always freaked me the heck out.
"Jim is too old to be his type" took me a second to realize what you meant and I started dying from laughter
well... what did he mean?
@@loveskngm31hstsdaily1pastors and priests have a stereotype for liking them “younger”
Would be doubly true if it was a Rabbi.
@@DeadlyGhost1207 or any muslim elder in the middle east but well ........this joke really does not discriminate 😭😭😭😭
@@DeadlyGhost1207 REAL
"If you find yourself constantly having to resort to plan B, how about you make sure that your plan A doesn't suck so much?
Words to live by.
Personally wouldn’t choose an enormous metal tourist attraction in the busiest part of London as my base of operations. The power is likely to be out, and there are likely to be hundreds of zombies in the HMS Belfast, tourists who were trapped onboard when the outbreak hit. Don’t feel like clearing out cramped and winding metal corridors in the dark, in an environment which carries sound extremely well.
Yeah this is one of those death situations lol.
I live in london, near to the outskirts.
Something like this happend, im instantly grabbing my bike and taking my chances GTFO'ing amidst the chaos whilst cycling away.
Its an eletric bike so even if i cant recharge it, it can give me some decent speed till it dies and im on manual pedal power, but hopefully by then ill be far enough out of the city to be in some of the fields and such.
Staying in london, with likely 9.5 million infected sounds like a death sentance, and if the books of WWZ are anything to trust, it simply will be a death sentance, as any surviving army or remnants will be looking to level cities in their entirety with napalm and bombs to get rid of a decent chunk of the infected problem.
Staying in the city is suicide by either infection, or bombing only a few days later.
Youve gotta GTFO very quickly, and whilst the chaos of the first few days will mean many will die, in a city youve probably just gotta take those odds, as your survival odds staying put are even lower. (further out youre probably better off waiting a while and then deciding weather to move on or not)
Agreed, I've lived on an aircraft carrier and even within small compartments, they'll be extremely difficult to stay warm with limited heating sources available surrounded by all that steel.This scenario would definitely depend upon the location and season when it happened.
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molatovs and flamethrowers being used against undead/zombies is more about burning the eyes, ears, nose and lungs.
without eyes actively following at speed become near impossible,
without ears reacting to sound to detect you become impossible,
without nose tracking via scent become impossible,
and with nose/throat burns or lung burns there ability to breath is taken away meaning gere body would not be able to move.
its actually quite effective but more situational than normal weapons as you would want to use it against densely packed hords from a safe advantage point or use them in traps.
18:58 in one of the 28 days later comic books, the infected base their attack off of smell, the comic explains it with humans be so saturated in deodorants and perfume that unless you’ve never use them, they can smell you.
So reddit mods survived lol
@@dankenstein9462They would kill any zombie that walks 12 feet near them because of their stench.
Does that mean they would still attack recent 'converts' due to not smelling gross yet and not attack a survivor caked in infected blood? Could a real life doomguy wearing googles and a mask go around taking out infected with them none the wiser because he is covered in gore?
@@dankenstein9462 xdd
One thing I'd like to point out, even a suppressed rifle would be risky when running restocking missions. Since suppressors don't completely silence the gunshot, depending on the ammo used. Most people don't know about sub-sonic ammo, so chances are. They'd be using supersonic ammo, which still creates a loud crack once it leaves the barrel as it breaks the sound barrier.
And the mechanical action of the gun still makes noise. However loud the gun is when you chamber around, it is still going to make that noise when it chambers the next round. I’ve fired a gun with a suppressor on it several times, and it basically just turns the sound of a gunshot into the sound of a small power tool being used.
still makes a big difference though if you ask me, because in my experience I've been 100 meters away from 20 suppressed rifles firing simultaneously and it just sounds like a faint whispering sound. as for the crack of the round flying past, you wouldn't be able to pinpoint where it came from. it might rile up whatever zombies are near the trajectory of the round, but they wouldn't know where it came from
The point is it becomes EXTREMELY difficult (and often impossible) to locate exactly where the sound you are hearing (because yes there is sound) is coming from. ½ the zombies would likely run the wrong direction at least
It’s about time. I was going through withdrawals. And I’m glad it’s a good movie that I’m familiar with
and it's one hour long. this is THE fix.
Fun fact about the laundry baskets: the director really wanted more buckets, but they couldnt find any more, so they had to use laundry basket isntead.
0:14 THICK OF IT mentioned whats noise cancellation ?
Everybody knows
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I love that you used a shot of Shadiversity in your video. That, along with mentioning people like Roanoke gaming and Dead Meat, is just the neatest thing to me.
I watched this twice and didn't catch it
In one of the 28 days later novels, a survivalist/survivor comment on the fact that the infected are attracted to soap, perfume and shampoo smells.
This is also how he get dispatched of an another survivor who hunt him.
The protagonist throw a bottle of perfume on the survivor military jeep while he's retreating, and in seconds a horde of infected jump on him .
Oh that's interesting
But couldnt that also be used as a double edged sword , think about it , lets say you have deodorant on you , and to avoid the infecting findibg you , you use the deodorant all over the room so that you would blend in .
@@antoniocarlosoliveira9146I think the infected still can see and you just gave away your position
@ i didnt meant it like that , think of it like this: there is a horde incoming to your hideout , and you have deodorant scent on you , before the infected arrive , you spray deodorant all over the room , and then you hide like , in a closet or under the bed , when they arrive , the room would be infested with deodorant , you would blend in and they wouldnt find you , that can be a thing no ?
In the original ending he was supposed to die at the operating table trying to rescue him. Movie goers found the ending to depressing since ''the good guy always win'' so they made that alternative ending that he woke up in the cabin
they should be glad they changed it, as that alone will be a big part of why 28 years later is happening now too
@@EwanCareyLiveI hope I’m wrong, but I bet 28 years later is gonna suck. Which will be a shame cause 28 days later is one of my favorite movies
@MinoritiesRlazy
I'm gonna bet on it being a 7/10
It's not gonna be the best thing of all time, but it's gonna be worth a watch.
Certainly better than anything coming out of Sloppywood these days.
*scanning youtube for a 60ish minute video to watch while doing cardio* Oh, absolutely perfect!
For some reason I thought this video was on this channel from the beginning, didn't realise you had never covered this classic. Anywho, gonna be a great watch.
Ik im three months late but he did do a video on 28 weeks later
What genuinely gets me, is that there are people out there who'd most definitely do what those activists did
PETA
@@Clown_the_ClownPETA are when econazi and soft hearted college spoiled sorority girls have a baby and they send him to study in Christiania
you wanna know the fun part about his lame dvmb movie the only think tht is realistic is the way the activists let out a fking angry wild animal without any protection... those people are so dvmb
Just stop oil would totally do it.
I’m all for animals rights, but Virus aside how the girl opening the cage and acting like the chimp was just going to jump into her arms and give her a hug is incredibly stupid. The Chimp probably would have attacked her and potentially killed her whether they had rage or not. The Virus part takes the stupidity to new height.
Sometimes I feel, that military in any kind of apocalypse (especially zombie kind) would be overwhelmed only when most soldiers would hesitate to shoot the danger, like some sort of very loud scandal, where a soldier would be prosecuted for lawfully discharging their issued rifle to stop some sort of threat, thus servicemen fearing also being harassed by the law would not dare to shoot the threat, not even if it would endanger their life.
Have you not seen the US ad with Emma and her two moms?????
Yeah....most military would be useless, specially in western countries.
Military won’t hesitate.. in an Apocalypse they will blow you, soldiers, zombies and life away in that area
@@apocratos0174 Old ad, still the most trained and most effective military on the planet. Air Force alone would rip the hell out of the Rage virus. The real issue are people that refuse to accept or acknowledge national guidelines. Look at something so small as masks, now imagine the government telling everyone to shelter in place when half of the citizens are psychopathic and itching to shoot somebody at any given day of the week. The real issue would be civilian populations.
It’s not realistic that the army would ever get overrun by zombies tanks, armoured vehicles would alone would now down most of them as long as they have enough fuel, the army could launch attacks from ships- where zombies again can’t do anything and they could easily mobilise and build fortifications that zombies could never be able to enter ( unless they’re wwz zombies)
@@ADe-p7d 28 days later zombies are smart as they are living people.
Honestly more deadly that WWZ as their infection is airborne and water borne and bloodborne, meaning if you shot a zombie, which would cause its blood to become aerosolised, unless you were wearing CBN protection gear, youre now infected.
Issue 2 which is something talked about in the WWZ books and is a likely issue. Soldiers arent trained to shoot for the head, and our weapons arent made to kill things like that, this isnt an issue in 28 days later as the infected are still alive and they will die to shrapnel, but other zombies wont be harmed by things like grenades or even explosives that much, as theyre designed to inflict massive blood loss which wont harm a zombie much at all.
Issue 3
Also talked abuot in WWZ, Organisational structure of the military will fail as soldiers abandon their posts to go save their family members, friends, and such. Maybe not all soldiers will abandon post and go AWOL, but enough will to massively hamper effectiveness. This can be seen in the real world today as soldiers often ignore the orders of governments during things such as coups and revolutions and protests.
They would only be even more likely to ignore orders if those orders meant they were leaving their wives and even children unprotected from infection and a threat just because their commanding officer told them they needed to go to x location and do y hing
I appreciate you mentioning the whole "over running the military " thing. I've always said that. At least in this movie and some others, they're fast moving and erratic. But if they moved like they do in say the walking dead, it would be controlled relatively quickly. There would be a lot of lives lost, but it wouldn't reset civilization.
It would be controlled anyway tanks would take them out no problem
@@ADe-p7dnot really, in WWZ’s novel the US Army staged a really well armed offensive in Yonkers but they armed the tanks as if they were fighting a conventional army instead of arming them with anti-personnel ammunition. Using things like land-based auto turrets would be great, like the CIWS but adapted for anti-personnel use
28 Days/The entire series is one of the few horror movies i look at and go
"Ayep. no way to survive that one, pack it up bois"
seriously, to even have a chance you'd have to be immune like Left for Dead protagonists
38:46 those laundry baskets probably hold like an inch of water, better than nothing
There was a prequel comic (not sure if its still canon) that discusses the creation of the virus and actually shows how yhe activists learn about the lab. One of the scientists, the one shown in the movie if i recall correctly, tipped them off, but he thought they would come in and take pictures not go rogue and open the cages.
But if all you needed was to take pictures... why not just do it yourself.
@@youtube-kit9450probably didn’t want to be blacklisted from working in any lab again
the doctor in there wasn’t the one who tipped off the activist the one who did killed himself after telling them.
@@Eli-w9q9tlike breaching containment and security protocols wouldn’t already do that
@@user-kv5lq9xm8c not if nobody finds out
It pains me to my core when they have time to fully print an issue of the newspaper after a zombie outbreak.
Like selene said , it first started in the villages and small cities around cambridge , then it reached the big cities , and considering the distance between london and cambridge, im guessing it took around 2 to 3 days after patient zero was infected for the infection to reach london , so newspapers had the time to be printed.
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Bruh, you went hard on Jim! And I am absolutely here for it!
😂😂😂😂😂
some of those:
mark! selena! this guy is literally brain-damaged.
allowed themselves to be led by a dude likely still in a coma.
brain-damaged, plot-armor wielding moreon.
jim getting attacked in his sleep before he could scream plot armor.
the infected kid is the only character I could imagine jim capable of beating up.
The only idea I'd add to this is putting out signs when hitting nearby grocery stores, saying "Survivors on the Belfast" and maybe a time/place to meet on one of the bridges. Like "Survivors living on HMS Belfast as of [Most recent Date]. Access Ramps destroyed. Transport boats will be at London Bridge Mon/Wed/Fri at noon, Tower Bridge Tues/Th/Sat/Sun at noon. All welcome." If there are other survivors, it's likely that they'd also try to hit the grocers, after all. Granted it comes with the risk of attracting someone insane, but that's always a risk in extreme situations.
That "what would you doooo" was so clean i replayed it like 50 times bro
12:13 You underestimate the power of a tidal wave of aggressively sprinting bullet sponges
56:09 OCOKA is an acronym used by the military to represent the five military aspects of terrain that are considered when analyzing land: observation and fields of fire, cover and concealment, obstacles, key terrain, and avenues of approach.
Should always consider a this before engaging any combatant.
Ironically despite his Darwin defying plot armour, Jim was supposed to die in the original cut of the movie by dying in a hospital - pre-screening audiances were upset by this so he lived.
It was basically confirmed Mark wasn't infected. It's was meant to show the paranoia and impulsiveness that this type of situation would bring out in people 😅
It wasn't really "basically confirmed", he had a huge cut on his arm and was covered in infected blood. If one drop of that gets into the wound he's done for.
@@DominionSorcerer I played that scene in slow motion and I noticed that Mark accidentally slashed his arm while at the same time of stabbing the infected. And if you heightened the volume up during the "cut reveal" Mark can be heard exhaling deeply (sounds you would let out when you were being injected with bleach saltwater in your veins)
The Fellowship of the Brain damaged? Shit like that is the reason this is the only channel of this type that I will even look at.
Straight up caught me off guard 😂
Fellowship?
“Lady mcmonkey lover” sounds like a insult someone would use in the 60’s
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7:54 "fucking" censored 8:02 "fucking" uncensored ahahahah
28 days later AND it’s an hour long? Perfect 😌✨
What a coincidence. I literally JUST watched both movies. Never clicked so fast.
A feeling I wish I could get back, watching 28 days later and the opening scene of 28 weeks later 😒
@@KeepTheGod28 years or months (forgot which one) later is coming out soon
@@Bashfulvideos1 i think it was years but there were talks about it maybe being months which is good cause then they will definitely be making 28 years later
Literally read this comment hoping that Danny Boyle would be the director. Just googled, and it looks like it's confirmed for next summer.
I'm genuinely so psyched, I have chills.
As a nursing student the most unrealistic part of this is him waking up without a catheter and a tube for fecal collection.
Much less how they should have been changing out the IV.
Uh, jacho ain't coming to check his iv! 😂
You mean to tell me they stick a tube up your bum if you’re in a comma? And not use a diaper like the internent says
As for the IV, we don’t know exactly how long it had been since someone looked in on him. There could have been a nurse taking shelter inside the hospital that kept his linens and IV’s fresh, but eventually either got killed or made a break for it a day or 2 before he woke up. The key slid under the door infers that there was at least someone who cared about him.
I also agree that he should’ve had a catheter at the very least. But, that could probably be explained away by the director not wanting to waste time with a scene of Jim yanking those tubes out of his butt and penis. I doubt there’d be a way to make that look cinematic, lol.
The worst mistake they made was not just going to the Winchester and waiting. There is booze a jukebox darts probably a pool table or 2 so when you are in London during a zombie outbreak just go to the Winchester and you will be fine.
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The Fellowship of the Brain damage was BRUTAL
Dude I’ve never clicked on a nerd explains video faster in my life. 28 days later is one of my all time favorite movies. Can’t wait to watch you break it down
Surviving a zombie apocalypse on a World War Two Light Cruiser... That's a first for me XD
It would be effective if you have enough fuel for the engines
This idea is great though never thought of it you dont need much either just get away from the coast
Starting the cruiser wasnt the plan, you'd be better off getting generators for power and heat the boat is basically retired @@jameson1239
Just one slight problem, you'd have to make sure to dog every door that leads to the outside. Idk how many there are on the bellfast. But I can say if your having to run through and dog every door down, it's a pain.
@@whalenj771jw I don’t think there are that many external doors that you would need to lock but clearing the whole ship would be a gigantic pain in the ass
Lets freaking go you are truly the greatest and hope I'm lucky enough to use all your information in the upcoming apocalypse
Nerdexplains coming like a deadbeat dad with these uploads
The rule i have for this infection is to just hide with enough food and water to last u atleast 2 months before u try and leave. Even then this infection is super hard to survive.
In this one you’re screwed if you’re alone or in a small group. Really it would take a 100+ group of fighters with a shit ton of ammo and logistics personnel, in an area outside the cities to have a chance at long term survival. I’d say going solo is only an option in absolutely shit scenarios in this shit scenario lmao 😂
@@jak356 really I would have thought more people would just make more chances for someone to mess up and get everyone killed. Still better then the return of the loving dead zombies I guess lol
Like if you have been watching nerdsexplains for a while
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Why do people comment stuff like this lmao
@@Rcurtis777 I just do it to get likes 😂 and to know people’s opinions
Watching what now?
What you mean
Almost a year ago i quit drinking and nerd, roanoke and space ice helped me cope with the withdraws. Im still sober to this day. Im very thankful to them and their content to help distract me from wanting a drink.
Snakes On A Plane Reference,Nice.
After watching the world fall apart during Covid. I really can't see us being able to have the acknowledgement or compassion as a civilised world to deal with a zombie outbreak
“I think the survivors are in the thick of it 💀🗿🗣️🔥🔊🔊”
I think they put Hello to signal they are alive and normal. Any rescuer would have seen thousands of Help and SOS only to see infected nearby or corpses everywhere
As far as the basket thing is concerned, I'm assuming it's just a means of catching ANY water or moisture, at least that's how I always saw it, pure desperation
35:22 she must've really hated that guy cause she isn't that Cautious with Jim later on in the movie
the bits about the priest are gold 😂💀
Been waiting a long time for this one. Dropped it just in time for me to enjoy it while I’m sick in bed.
Ok about London not being a bloody mess. My theory is that it's England so a couple of rainy days might suffice to clean up the mess. But this theory won't hold as there are no corpses so lets assume that the military had some kind of control on the situation before it all went up in smokes. In 28 weeks later we saw that the army was cleaning or sterilizing the streets so it would make sense that they did the same here.
9:37 ‘Jims clearly to old to be his type’ Lololol😂😂
Thank you for the video I’ve been waiting
You'd need two lure boats an equal distance on either side, or your lure boat on one side might just pull zombies from the opposite side closer to you.
Finally! Have been waiting a long time for this video.
I never noticed but totally agree there should have been blood & bodies EVERYWHERE! Also their not vampires, so why didn't they come running when he screamed AND set off a car alarm! I love this movie but you definitely brought up some plot holes that will forever bug me. 😂
*IT FINALLY HAPPENED!* 🥳
I watch the video cuz it's hella interesting and well done, but I know I wouldn't make it against normal zombies in the city, let alone these running, crazy ones 🤣
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"this isnt the walking dead wher *people are the real monster!*" uh did we watch the same movie that is literally the entire point, how Jim slowly turns into the same monsters he is hiding from - evident in the scene where Selena cant tell if he has turned or not, with the blood all over his face - in essence the rage has already taken him over.
Well I think he was more talking about a general, real life scenario. The running rage monsters are definetly more of a threat than like 90 percent of survivors, especially since having numbers is very good.
No. you're missing the point kid, he was right, he's talking about real life, you must be dvmb if you don't believe that "in real life, men who were normal 3 weeks ago with only 3 without segs would go crazy enough to trying to force a 14" girl lol this movie is just lazy mistakes after mistake 3 fking weaks and now average men want to jump lil girls?
In The Walking Dead it is the same, the series is clearly based on the fact that everything must be able to go wrong for the zombies to win haha since it makes no sense for people to go crazy in such a short time.
@@matijasostojic4288 for real movies like this only work because the plot made the people made mistakes after mistake
Calm down bud. It isnt that deep
i've been waiting for this one🔥
im so glad you are still making vids!! your older ones got me thru a shitty job during early COVID :) ❤❤❤❤
“and the one gun they all share cuz this is Britain…” 🤣
would’ve been hilarious if this is depicted during the infected attack on the mansion.
Mitch! 2 infected left flank! Give me the gat!
How to beat the undead in Pet Cemetery
How to beat the demonic horror in Pumpkinhead
How to beat the giant snake in Anaconda
How to beat the Wendigo’s in Until Dawn(video game)
pretty sure he did pet cemetery
@@bread5049 he may have and I missed it
He did do the Wendigos
@@HugeHaddock I know he did the ones from The Quarry but that’s the only one I saw
@@blackchaos5275 Oh, right. I forgot they were different games
Love how self preservation instinct, now has two names, the semi scientific Fight or Flight, and common name Common Sense.
The streets are clear by order of the Peaky Blinders.
YESSSSSSSSS THIS IS WHAT I NEEDED THANK YOU NERD.
Comas do feel like that, yes. Him being fully functional is iffy for me like 95% sure he wouldn’t been able to
I know everybody wants to believe in the car graveyard just because of how many cars they see on the road on a daily basis but if you stop and think about it if shits going down and you’re already in a car, it’s not gonna just all the sudden stop unless you run out of gas so at least for the first while the roads might actually be pretty clear
00:13 in the thick of it 😂
Can't wait for the prequel of the bioactivists, 28 Hours Earlier. . .it's got love, drugs and a lack of common sense that'll make it the feel good movie of the year, 28 years later.
this content and the ai competitors are litterally night and day. its just so much better.
I was wondering when you were going to cover this movie since you did 28 weeks
thank you nerd
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Could you imagine being an artist, performing on stage, in the middle of a zombie outbreak starting?....😳
No military member, current or former, would ever hear "military grade" and trust those words
I was just thinking last night about if you had a video like this! Super excited to watch
What would you do? 😳 0:06😊
So, in regards to the best PPE, what you really want to look for (if you don't already have) is *motorcycle gear.* NOT the chappy sleeveless leather vests stereotypical Harley enthusiasts insist on, and not the racing gear that makes you walk like an orangutan; instead, go for the kind of synthetic fibre jacket and pants you get for commuter use, along with a full-face-cover helmet, boots, and gloves; this has several distinct advantages: First, motorcycle gear is made of dense synthetic fabric that's designed specifically to resist abrasion, cutting, and in many cases, rainwater, which means the infected, being all-melee, and apparently too far-gone to use weapons, won't have an easy time getting to our squishy skin with bites or scratches, and the rainproofing of higher-tier kit will ensure their nasty fluids stay away from us and wash off with relative ease. Second, a modern (even in '02) helmet has an air-tight visor, that again, is designed to not let wind, never mind fluids, past its seam, and rain hits the helmet a lot harder at 70mph than any spattered or vomited blood; it should also go without saying that a motorcycle crash generates way more force than the flailing limbs of the infected, so it dramatically reduces your chances of a head, face, or neck wound, or concussion. Thirdly, motorcycle gear is a LOT lighter than any police or military body armour you might find lying around, as it doesn't have metal plates like anything designed to deflect a bullet; it's less shielding, but you can move faster and for longer than carrying several kilos of plating. That said, it does have armour, usually in the form of plastic composites of various types around the joints, so it's also better if uou happen to fall. An extra, incidental bonus would be that motorcycle gear (especially with a tinted visor) obscures a lot of your humanity; if the infected do recognise normies by vision alone, they would be more likely to fall for any impersonation you might attempt; there's also a small chance that if they don't see you move, any infected coming could be fooled into thinking you're a mannequin or dead if you can stay still long enough. (Just make sure to only try that idea with a test subject in controlled conditions first just in case.)
As an offensive bonus, a lot of modern riding gloves have armoured knuckles to save the skin on your hands in a crash, but it can also help you bash faces in just in case it ever comes to that.
As a word of warning, though, your neck, wrists, waist, and ankles might be a little less protected depending on the gear you choose, or can scavenge, so make sure to reinforce them with something reasonably tough that you can fit under the moto gear.
i was watching some of yall old stuff last night and realised you make a lot of 28 days later compariasions and then boom next day huh neat
omg you dont know how long i been waiting for this one you legend!
If memory serves the brutality sadistic soldiers used landmines close enough to rain down infected blood all over their home base. Seems like they were doomed anyways
59:34 I never thought about it but yeah this whole ending sequence would definitely be some fleeting hallucinations as he bled out in that grave.
Imagine being the guy in charge of creepy graffiti during the apocalypse, that’d be fun
A 28 days later video and it's an hour long...yes. I ship out to basic training in 3 days so it's been a long and drawn out week for me, but this is stuff I love.
Danny Boyle was well ahead or his time. Making a film showing that activists are the end of our world back in 2001
Having a drone in this world would help so much. You can send a drone to recon and area for supplies and find out if there’s infected and if there is use the drone to draw them out
Did you know the child zombie scene it actually spoke and said "I HATE YOU"
I love that he calls us "Nerd" xD idk why it makes me laugh every time