I'm insulted

Rating: 1/10 (8 September 2010)

truthfully I give this movie a 2 or 3. but i have to give it 1 star because this movie does not deserve 7.1
Having said that there isn't really much i can add to what has already been said except this. I think that it is simply unconscionable that this movie exists. I have seen quite a few zombie films. None of them (that weren't comedies) compare to 28 days later. That movie was atmospheric beyond belief, had intelligent characters with realistic decisions and, above all, we saw no more than 30 infected during the entire film. 28 weeks later opens with no less than 200 infected in the middle of the English countryside...why?? these aren't undead, they're living people. a single infected probably kills twice as many humans it infects so there aren't going to be many infected after 4 weeks.
The only thing that this movie lacked that would have made it a total resounding masterpiece of failure was people turning on each other like in dawn of the dead (if humans did that in a fight-to-survive situation the species wouldn't have lasted 4 generations). other than that we have one, single infected (not out of many, literally the only one) somehow killing several soldiers, shot in a manner that doesn't show us how because it wouldn't be possible. we have this same infected somehow breaking into a ridiculously fortified room. we have infected surviving a firebomb. and we have an annoying waste-of-space of a teenage girl that cries while a normal human being would still be in DEEEEEP shock.
The only character that could be related to (that actually made decisions) was, very ironically, the army sniper. out of all the people in the movie, you would think a goddamn army sniper would probably be the least relatable.
I don't think that every little detail needs to be shown in movies. But a lot of events were left out or shot in super shaky camera mode because the director knew they didn't make any goddamn sense. camera- work: bad. Characters: bullshit. script: retarded. believability? none