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Dialouge was clear and well separated and the bass kicked in, when needed. We get a few nice supplements here. Most notably are the 6 deleted scenes and 3 alternate endings. All come with opptional commentary and are an excellent addition to the set. Many of the deleted scenes fill out character moments and extend on already existing scenes. The 3 alternate endings are somewhat better. I do not want to spoil them here, but one of them completely changes the fate of a main character, while the other 2 change quite a bit as well. The commentray for open range aqha for sale and the cut scenes, tell us specifically where they would have been and why they were cut. Next, we have a running commentary from the director and writer. For those of you wanting to hear about the edits and changes made to the script, should give this track a listen. We then have a brief making of featurette, but is purely promotional. There are a number of cool photos to see via still gallery and a few other trailers and tv spots for the film round out the disk. Overall, a very nice package and a fun little Saturday night flick for any hardcore horror fan. Recomended. Man wakes from a coma to a world of zombies, death and honest, hard-working military psychos Do they sell zombie treadmills? Are they cross-training? Whats their quick-quick secret? What if the end of the world came, and you slept right through it? I mean, Doh! doesnt really cover that sort of situation, does it? A lot of people will try to sell this film to you as a zombie flick, but it isnt, really. Sure, there ARE zombies, and the term flick IS one of three words I use over and over to describe any sort of moving picture experience, but the zombies thing is just the mechanism to get us to the real story. The real story takes place 28 days after IT all began. What is it? Were not entirely sure, likewise is Naked Coma Guy Cillian Murphy who stumbles out of a London hospital and into a world of nightmares. Honestly, the zombies of 28 Days Later are as fierce as Ive ever seen open range aqha for sale running at top speed, yelling, taking cell phone calls during movies, unstoppable. The reason The Stand both novel and miniseries remains one of my favorite fictional works is because the idea of exploring the world AFTER its mostly ended just makes my imagination pucker up and zip along. Like The Stand, London circa 28 days later is a giant haunted house, empty, but not totally empty. Signs of mass chaos are everywhere, including 50% off signs at most major shoe outlets, and Naked Coma Guy begins to figure out that hes gonna make a slaughter on eBay once he breaks into Buckingham Palace. What happened? Zombies happened, my good friend. Oh, at first everyone thought they were kind and sweet, a new branch of Jehovahs Witnesses that slightly annoyed you by ringing your doorbell and eating a large portion of your neck, but then it just got out of hand. Honestly, the zombies of 28 Days Later are as fierce as Ive ever seen them running at top speed, yelling, taking cell phone calls during movies, unstoppable. And one bite, one scratch, one mere drop of blood in your eye or mouth, and you become one of them. If youre completely anal, you wont call them zombies in this film, because theyre referred to as infected and are not the living dead. As the movie relentlessly pulls us onwards, like a demented theme park ride through purgatory, we are treated to glimpses, to brief stories of what happened, and our imaginations are all too happy to fill in the horrible gaps. NCG teams up with a few survivors who creep through England as one of the smallest minority groups anywhere. As the stench of death and free shoewear fills the air, the quandry remains: what do you do after the worlds over and done with? Some say hide and open range aqha for sale to another day, some say escape to the continent to see if its the same there, and some push to find a sign of civilization, anywhere, on the island. I say, paddleboat down the Thames. Thatd be a Mountain Dew-worthy rush. The grainy digital camera look gives an eerie edge to 28 Days Later, putting us too close to the action. As the film is full of what would you do? moments, I almost wished the screen would back off a bit and let me enjoy this post-apocalyptic world at a safe distance. I do hold two faults against how this movie was done. First, NCG just blandly accepts whats happened without asking all the many, many questions I know I would. We are shut out of the what-actually-happened section of the backstory, and I craved it. Somehow, I think the first 28 days wouldve made for an even more interesting film. Second, the end plot with the survivors meeting up with slightly-off soldiers felt forced, as if the big Monty Python foot came down and went squash to make a deeper point about the fragility of human civilization. Still, 28 Days Later is if not outright scary definitely spooky. It gives us a cold, hostile world were death is coming at you non-stop, and thats nowhere I want to vacation this summer. One of the creepiest scenes was almost ripped right out of The Stand, as the heroes get a flat in the middle of a long, dark tunnel. Heres a tip: dont pin yourself in on all sides and make the zombie slaughterfest any easier on the monsters than it has to be! Hey, if the world ends, Im gonna be sitting on a beach, making the worlds first sandcastle movie theater, and youre all invited, as long as youve had your shots.