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28 YERARS LATER: THE BONE TEMPLE (Tara, Aaron & Andrew) - 12pm PT

THE MIST (Roxy & Tara)- 3pm PT

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Jaden Rhodes

28 Years Later: I absolutely love this movie, it’s my second favorite of the whole series with days still being my favorite. Also Jack O’Connell as Jimmy is probably one of my favorite performances in this decade so far. I really hope we get this third movie, it did bomb at the box office only making 57 million on a 63 million budget, but I do think we are still gonna be the third movie.

Jaden Rhodes

The Mist: I watched this movie for the first time last year, and I was surprised how much I loved it. I also really love the balsey ending, it doesn’t work for some people, but it worked for me. I’m curious how yall felt about the ending.

Kaptain Fernandez

28 YL: The Bone Temple-Samson’s story was the first time I ever seriously considered how the virus had stripped the humanity from the infected. Before they were just fast, scary “zombies” to me. Did you guys stop and think about the impact the rage virus had on its victims prior to this movie?

Cody Price

The Mist: Hi Roxy and Tara. I love The Mist. I think it’s a great Stephen King adaptation, and the filmmakers had the guts to keep that dark and bleak ending. About a week ago, there was an announcement that Mike Flanagan is adapting a remake of The Mist. Are you exciting to see where Mike Flanagan takes his vision of The Mist after seeing this for the first time?

Jaydelle

28 Years Later: The Bone Temple - Hi Tara, Aaron & Andrew! With Samson being able to speak and seemingly retain fragments of who he was before infection thanks to Ian, do you think that changes everything about what the Rage virus actually does? And now that the Ian is dead, what does that mean moving forward — are we heading toward evolution… or something even more dangerous? Fun Fact: 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple is expanding the Rage-virus mythology beyond pure mindless aggression, with director Danny Boyle hinting that this chapter explores how time has altered both the infected and the psychology of survivors — setting up deeper moral questions for the trilogy’s future.

AWESOMEJoe Movie Reviews

The Mist: if this situation happens, where would you find yourself at? Grocery Store, Restaurant, Mall, Stadium, Home, etc.?

Kdeezy Baby

The Mist: What’s up Tara & Roxy! Your reactions are the best. I’m KD (they/them pronouns) and I love The Mist. I feel like the ending is kind of deep. In your opinion, does the ending suggest that hope is irrational or that despair is premature?

ResonanceZ

The Mist - Shejects! This might sound a bit crazy, but the first thing that comes to my mind when I think about this movie is how much I HATED the religious group that formed. I think that was the scariest part of the movie for me. What is the scariest thing about the movie for you? The mist itself and not knowing what's in it, the monsters and the panic of not knowing where your family is for example.

ResonanceZ

Bone Temple - I was originally hesitant about the movie after hearing it was divisive, but I ended up really enjoying it. Here's a "fun" question for you guys! If you were originally spared by Jimmy and his fingers and had to choose who to fight, who would you pick and why? I think I'd go for the craziest person and hope I can out crazy them!

rev

28 YEARS LATER: THE BONE TEMPLE What's up Rejects? I hope all three of you are doing well. I know the "28 Days Later" likes to use the term "infected" instead of "zombie", but my question is this. How long to you think you would last in a zombie apocalypse? 😂 And where would you go? I'm personally bunkering down at a Costco. Love y'all. Thanks for the good times! ❤️

rev

THE MIST Hey Shejects! Hope all is well. Happy to see this reaction. 😁 The ending of this movie really hit me when I first saw it. The emotional punch of knowing how close they were to being rescued and that he now has to live with that. It really is a "rug-pull". And I personally thought Thomas Janes performance was spectacular in those final moments. My question is, is there a film out there with a "rug-pull" ending or twist that absolutely made your jaw drop to the floor? (SPOILERS: e.g., "Fight Club", The Sixth Sense")

Jay Rushton

THE MIST (Roxy & Tara)- Question which of creatures were you scared of the most. Electrical car at end would be nice.

TJ

I know I'm too late to give a question, but just wanted to point out for the fun of it. It will be interesting to hear R&T on The Mist and it's dark ending. The short novel it was based on has an Open Ended maybe more hopeful ending. King doesn't even let you know if the wife of the main character lived or not. Both versions have strong endings.