Aaron's Thoughts
Reminded me a lot of “A Quiet Place Day One” in the fact that it’s a very artful movie inside the wrapper of a franchise film that will sell tickets.
28 Years Later has the zombie elements that you come to expect from the franchise, but this one is a character driven story first. It’s an art house film with sincere ideas on death, isolation, & how society processes it (that just happens to exist inside of a zombie movie). Not a zombie movie that tries to force a human story onto the edges.
The most emotionally powerful film of the franchise & easily my favorite. I know those are probably fighting words for those who have a deep relationship with the original film, but that’s not me :)
