28 Days Later (Blu-ray Disc, 2009)

I just found out that this movie was shot on a Canon DV Camcorder, but I love it so much that I really don't care anymore. The film quality is pretty bad, but at the same time it gives it a very gritty feel which I think adds to the terror of the film. All in all not the best Blu Ray, but it's one heck of a movie.

First for the record it was a really great creepy film made on a small budget that would make George Romero himself smile. However the transfer is a different story. It is pretty much the worst you will see on Blu-ray. The transfer is MPEG-4 AVC encoded which should make it perfect. However because of the way it was filmed it was only meant to be displayed at 480p. The transfer itself has been upconverted to 1080p by fox and it was also made to look grainy and soft on purpose by Danny Boyle. So what you get is well.......blurry. However this is the best it is going to look so if you into the film this is your best bet. The sound however is fantastic. With this disc you get a DTS-HDMA soundtrack which is loud and aggressive.

Twenty-eight Days Later is one of my favorite films. Even though I already had it on DVD I had to get another copy on Blu-ray.

If you're a fan of zombie films you'll probably like this, or you might not. See, the movie is not entirely about the zombies ("infected" in the film) and that could put off some traditionalists. That's what I like so much about the film though. Rather than being just about blood and guts there's a very good plot and underlying morals and values that you observe throughout character development. In the end the film makes a strong statement about humanity itself.

I definitely recommend checking out 28 Days Later, even if you're not a zombie/horror fan. It's a really well put together film, unlike it's sequel 28 Weeks Later ended up turning into a Resident Evil clone.

everything about this product was amazing it was delievered very fast. The product was in very good condtion

I enjoyed greatly both 28 Weeks Later and the first one, 28 Days Later. Though not actual zombies many of us in the zombie genre enjoyed it. We call them the infected or sprinters. They are very similar to zombies, but they run. The dead are slow and typically called Shamblers. A great film and I'm happy to see it in any format.

Product Details:

Actors: Ray Panthaki, Lisa I'Anson, Brendan Gleeson, Danny Boyle, Naomie Harris
Directors: Danny Boyle, Toby James
Format: Closed-captioned, Color, Dolby, Dubbed, Widescreen, NTSC
Language: English, French
Subtitles: English, Spanish
Region: Region 1 (U.S. and Canada only. Read more about DVD formats.)
Aspect Ratio: 1.85:1
Number of discs: 1
Rating: R
Studio: 20th Century Fox
DVD Release Date: October 21, 2003
Run Time: 113 minutes

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Realistic depiction of what would happen to society with such a toxic outbreak, although the rage virus itself seems like a highly unlikely event, the various reactions to it are well played out. Great acting, lots of thrills, worth repeat watching.

28 Days Later is one of the best zombie movies I have ever seen. The best of the best acting and Soundtrack. The music brings the movie alive. If you can try to get 28 months later. Excellent TOP Pick!

5 out of 5



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I thought the movie would be good, I was disappointed.

The movie had no real plot and was very slow in developing.

I would not recommend it.