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28 Years Later (Patreon)

Published:
2025-08-17 12:00:06
Edited:
2025-10-01 23:39:56
Imported:
2026-06

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movie runtime: 01:55:06

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28 Years Later | Canadian First Time Watching | Movie Reaction | Movie Review | Movie Commentary

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Comments

Mike FromOz

Looks like Simone's allergies are flaring up. Must have eaten some bad shellfish.

Ian Hunt

I loved it but still not sure what I think about the ending. We’ll see what the next film brings. Also going to be “interesting” to see the rest of the world uncover the life and times (and horrors) of Jimmy Saville, which is not a sentence I thought I’d type about a 28 days later film.

KIERON

I believe it's going to be a trilogy, so they are gearing up for more. I'm on team liking the wacky ending, Jimmy was a kid that watched cartoons until the infection hit, growing up into a power rangeresque survivor is a choice but I like it.

redhawk

The ending would have worked better if it was a post-credits scene. As it is, it’s tonal whiplash from the rest of the movie.

John

I am excited to see your reaction to this movie. I personally found the film alright. I just hate how they ignore most if not all of 28 weeks later mainly because I really enjoyed that one.

lalaland

jesus christ that thumbnail... if i may borrow a quote that George will appreciate. "thats a challenging wank"

TYLER NORWOOD

I think an additional reason why they didn't title this film as "28 Months Later." It might be from a crappy mockbuster that rips-off this franchise called "28 Months After" in the early 2010s. Even its poster used many imagery and colors from the first two 28 later films.

Elroy

Watch Superman 2025

overdev

havnt watched the first two movies in ages, had no expectation of the movie and it still disappointed me in the cinema, my friends also didnt like it. right after the movie I watched 28 days later with a friend and it was soooooo much better, even tho its a low budget movie and really reduced but that is its strength.

Roy A

Off-topic, but Terrence Stamp died today. He's best known for playing General Zod in Superman 2 and the very beginning of Superman (1978). I know you just released your reaction to the first Superman this week, but any plans on doing the sequel? On topic, I just got done watching your reaction to 28YL. It was a great movie. I really enjoyed it. More than I thought I would. Looking forward to the sequel.

MoonageDaydream

I feel you Simone, I saw this in the cinema with my boyfriend and I had to fight so hard to hold back the tears during that scene 😭

Inkpendude

Of all the things you could have said, you choose the worst one

lalaland

literally a FAMOUS joke from Sean Lock, a british comedian that George definitely knows since he loves QI

HeyHeyJK

Both men recently got sentenced to 4 years 3 months in prison, which is way less than they deserved. Fuck both of them.

HeyHeyJK

Jimmy was the little boy at the start of the film and we’ll see more of him and his crew in the 2nd film in January, I think it is. They shot both back-to-back but don’t think the third film has been greenlit yet.

Lex Kuzma

I'm glad y'all liked this, and it seems like George was especially excited to share his thoughts at the end, but I think he needed to take a breath and listen to Simone once or twice in there. Normally, you two have good discussions, but this one felt a little too one-sided.

Korpse

Bone collector

Tales of the Fantastic Podcast

Really enjoyed this movie - it wasn't afraid to be different and just accepted it! As far as the whole Jimmy Saville biz - within the 28 Years Later Universe...civilization in the UK would have collapsed prior to his death so the allegations wouldn't be known. Jimmy Saville would still be a revered figure within Universe. 28 Days Later = 2002. Saville died in 2011. Just an idea. What does everyone else think?

michael murray

It's interesting, and i definitely want to see where they go with this. With regards to Saville, it's not like he was a much loved figure up to his death, and then we found out the horrible stuff, it was more gradual - when i was young in the 80's he was an absolute massively loved public figure. In the 90's still popular, but also a lot of jokes/rumours and people thinking 'this guy is weird', by the 2000's i think most people knew/thought there was something off, we just didn't know specifics. People should check out the Louis Theroux documentary from 2000 for an idea of the general feeling around that time. My guess is within the movie world, Jimmy was left alone to fend for himself, found videotapes of Savilles shows and looked up to him in some way, then over the next 28 years found other lost, orphaned children to take on and mold in his style.

ThetaSigmaTheOriginal

So happy to see you guys enjoyed this. It got a mixed reaction, generally. Though I loved it. It's my favourite of the franchise. I loved the sort of coming of age story set in a post-apocolypitic world. It should also be viewed more as a part of a trilogy than zombie movie in its own right. I believe more of the horror/ zombie-esc element will come in part 2 and 3. But I really loved the story, and the dark, fairy tale element, that George recognized. Part 2 is out at the theaters, btw. So should be online for streaming, in the near future. Thanks for reacting to this.

ThetaSigmaTheOriginal

Well said. It's unfortunate that it got a mixed reaction from the general audience. I appreciated what the movie intended (and managed) to do, and it was more than just another of the same thing, like 'Days' and 'Weeks'. I never grew to care about any of the characters in those movies, like I did for Spike and Isla. Granted, the movie was more whimsical, and fantasy than horror. Though I believe the next two will bring back more of the horror element to the franchise. Not sure how I feel about the comically large appendages though. The nakedness in general, is fine and probably to be expected, given the situation, but the giant dongs? It made me laugh when I shouldn't be.

Spacedone

Only just catching up with this one and I really like how this movie is seeped in folk horror vibes.

Brandon

I know I'm nearly a year behind, but I actually kind of loved this movie. I think it's the best of the first three that I've seen so far. The Jimmy Savile thing at the end is so damn weird that it kind of just works somehow. I hadn't seen any of these movies. So I've been catching up on your "28 days" reactions before watching The Bone Temple. I just wanted to say that when mentioning 28 Weeks Later, George said that it was infuriating that the two kids snuck out of their quarantine home because they were just messing around. Although it was a bad idea, Tammy and Andy actually snuck out so they could return to their old house and find pictures of their mom, who they believed to be dead at the time. Andy was worried that he would start to forget their mother's face, so Tammy comes up with the idea.