not as good as the first one

A very impressive sequel to '28 Days Later' that's managed to really grab my attention thanks to some very explosive and memorable scenes with some top-notch acting. Its a shame we never know what happens to the characters from the first film, but the characters in this one are just as likeable. The storyline is also great and has more action than the first. Like I mentioned there are a few particular scenes that are very eye-opening and memorable, making it a brilliant film not to be missed!

Lived up to it's predecessor.

it's danny boyle and he can't go wrong

The opening was promising as we see a man being forced to abandon his children to a group of zombies or share their fate. had this movie been about this man's guilt it could have been something truly special, but instead it paints the man as an utter craven who must be punished. Add this to dumb military morality, silly "teh government are dicks" morality, stupid characters{especially those damn kids} and cheap scare and gore make it a rather subpar movie.

ok.

Excellent followup to the successful 28 Days Later. The soundtrack is great, the "zombies" are scarier than the regular living dead, slow-moving creatures. One of my favorites of the genre.

Although I think the fact the father could think fairly logically after being infected is just a cheap way to make suspense (unless I'm missing something here), I still enjoy the rest of the movie. It's scary, hits a right on atmosphere, has great music, and some chilling and memorable scenes.

The only thing that was worth watching in the movie was the totally stranded streets of London and the whole city getting fired up. Apart from that this movie is quite disappointing compared to the original.

It's not bad, but should never have been made, at least, it should've been made better, i's too 'pants' a story to be a good movie, but too good to be called shite.

This film was inevitably going to be a let down. It revisits some of the main themes of 28 Days, but with a much narrower focus on the fascism/surveillance aspect and without any compelling characters. At some points it references the previous movie very explicitly, like when zombie-dad thumbs mom's eyes. But repeating that makes absolutely no thematic sense in this movie because it stood for something very specific in the first and lacks any context here.

Not terrible, but not great. Mostly gets along on the strength of the first movie's soundtrack.