The zombies aren’t done with Britain in this sequel to 28 Days Later. Despite an overuse of shaky cam action sequences, 28 Weeks Later is a good follow up to the original. Especially strong are the opening sequence and the performance of a pre Hurt Locker and MCU Jeremy Renner. Check it out!

I had intended to buy 28 Days Later, and this was in the $4.99 bin, so thought I lucked out. In fact--I did! It was much better than I anticipated. Love Rose Byrne and Jeremy Renner.

I’ve owned 28 Days later for years, but never got this sequel. A good follow up to the first one!

The opening sequence alone is enough to hook you. This whole movie has great camera work but that beginning is something else. Not as good as the first but still a worthy sequel and definitely check it out

Ignore judgments about reality, morality or logic, and watch this as an exercise in pure filmmaking and you will be free to see a quite well done film. Directing skill, technical creativity, good plot and suitably competent acting yield a well-constructed movie. Most fans of 'Walking Dead' films should find it quite entertaining. Even the average viewer, with a fair tolerance for blood and ravenous people hunting other people, should enjoy it for the cinematic qualities. If one wants to get into moral issues ( I didn't), there are enough to keep you yelling at each other in a group for the rest of the (day) (evening). I suppose I have only one hesitant technical complaint: the idea of instant infection by wounding and instantaneous "mad" behavior was hard to swallow. If you are a zombie-film follower this is for you. If you go for well planned horror films, ditto. If you just go for good films, the same goes. If you are squeamish, forget it.