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28 weeks later. Was recommend by Disney plus in the what to watch tonight section and I just went with it.
Overall it was an OK movie. A bit too constructed maybe. Would watch it again in a year or so.
The first one (28 days later) is significantly better than the sequel you watched
Yes, I've also watched 28 says later, but that was a couple of years ago. It's not available on disney+ though, so I can't watch it again
Just a great great first scene though!
The first scene is absolutely amazing.
I didn't enjoy the rest, however ... there's a few dumb decisions that were made like most horror movies that made me not enjoy it.
That first scene though, I've seen it like 20 times it's so good.
Have you seen 28 days later beforehand?