超出預期的好看和滿有劇情 雖然搖滾表演那邊不小心笑出來

I am speechless at how meticulously the story and arcs came back full circle. PERFECT. Alex Garland’s Writing at its best in a post-apocalyptic genre. Characters’ payoffs are ultimate and this world is always so refreshing and giving to its viewers. So easily this world could get trapped into a generic infected movie but the unpredictability of it all is truly phenomenal.  I was already mesmerised by the end of it but the come back of 28 DAYS LATER’s theme music in the final seconds till the end credits generated massive goosebumps. Can’t explain that feeling properly. What a brilliant way to set up the 3rd instalment of 28 years later. I can’t wait at all.

Honey, I Shrunk The Watchlist 28 of 35 - Watch a movie recommended to you by someone 👁️👁️ 2026 Ranked I was very excited after 28 years to see where the story went next, and while I did enjoy this film, I can’t help but feel disappointed. This felt more like an episode of a tv show than a full, complete story. Like an addendum or bonus than a film in its own right. I didn’t watch 28 years before watching this, and I don’t know if that would have helped or hurt it. It just feels like so little happens here, like a filler episode. Or as a way to write out these wacky characters we introduced in the previous film. Characters that I think are incredibly interesting and, despite being the focus of this entire film, don’t get nearly enough light shed on them. 

I don't think the half life on those pills will last long enough for Samson to write down the formula

The first half had me in high hopes of it recreating the same tension and final act of 28 Days Later. And honestly, it did that for the most part considering how wacky and borderline cartoonish the characters were. And that’s apart from the whole plot line of Samson reverting back to some form of a human and normalcy, (ps: which was done beautifully till a certain train sequence which felt like the most unique perspective no other piece of zombie media has ever done, which really felt so real.)  But even that arc was brought to a hurry with no sort of earned ending, just felt like a restless attempt at humanising him asap and closing Dr. Kelson’s chapter, which was a lukewarm and unsatisfactory end to such a long built up relationship from the past two films. 

"why have you forsaken me" HOLY SHIT

To gówno jako całość zdecydowanie nie zasługuje nawet na dwie gwiazdki, ale no Iron Maiden...