Leave it to Hollywood to mess up a great movie

Rating: 1/10 (17 May 2007)

28 Days Later was an amazing film with great cinematography and acting. The rage within the infected in the first film was completely different in 28 weeks later as well as the ability to act. I knew from the beginning when checking up on this film before it released that since the U.S. was going to be producing, it was not going to be good. They should of stuck with the original producers and filmers.
The first scene was good, high suspense and good acting I thought, but it just dropped off a cliff right away. Later on in the film, Somehow the infected dad of the kids just somehow knew to hide from the napalm blast in the city and avoid each street that got charred and later filled with nerve gas. And I mean before he was infected he had to know that his wife had the infection so why the heck does he kiss her. The level of intelligence within this film is just awful. The kids were no better.. hmm lets just leave this protected city and go out to where all the infection could be, then the military doesn't take any swift action to stop them. I could keep going on and on but the bottom line is this movie was a horrible attempt to recreate something that was great in the infection-zombie movie types. I wish that Hollywood would keep out of other great movie makers business and let them do what they are good at.