28 Weeks Later

Prepare for a mind blowing assault on the senses as the terro and devastation unleashed in 28 DAYS LATER picks up six months after the Rage virus has decimated the city of London. The US Army has restored order and is repopulating the quarantined city, when a carrier of the Rage virus enters London and unknowingly re-ignites the spread of the deadly infection once again.. EXTRAS 'Code Red': The Making of 28 Weeks Later with contribution by Danny Boyle, The Aftermath Featurettes: Stage 1 'Development'. Stage 3 'Decimation', Deleted Scenes with optional commentary by the Director and Producer, Director and Producer commentary, 'The Infected' Featurette, 'Getting into the action' Featurette Put that cynical look away, because the critics were right. 28 Weeks Later really is a sequel that delivers, that expands on the original, and in many ways even surpasses it. Faithful in many ways to the enjoyable, if derivative, 28 Days Later, this sequel sees original director Danny Boyle (who went off to make Sunshine instead) replaced by Juan Carlos Fresnadillo behind the camera(director of the excellent Spanish film Intacto). And Fresnadillo is an inspired choice, putting together a film that’s not bereft of flaws of its own, but one that proves to be an ambitious and surprisingly thought-provoking follow-up.