[THEDARKONE508]

yeah. but also

WUDDER
(i hate this scene. and it's supposed to be kind of important)

[urrutiap]

Val Kilmer's The Saint movie its not ad its just a little weird a time. I was expecting the Elizabeth Shue character to be that one girl from that church orphanage to reunite with Kilmer's character

[SpottedEagleSvn]

28 Years Later (2025) - Not great. Suffered from being the first movie from a new trilogy. Setting was OK, but some of the changes felt too much like they were designed for a video game and not necessarily to make an interesting movie.

edit: a little more, no spoilers...

It isn't a bad movie. Parts of it were effective. It was good at building scene-specific tension and I caught myself feeling concerned about the characters at different points. There are good short stories in here, but I found that it didn't hold together well as a whole thing.

Don't rewatch 28 Weeks Later before going in, if you haven't. Days is fine if you want a refresher, but the mythologies of Weeks and Years do not play well together.

[280-CUSTOMS]

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Originally Posted by urrutiap

Val Kilmer's The Saint movie its not ad its just a little weird a time. I was expecting the Elizabeth Shue character to be that one girl from that church orphanage to reunite with Kilmer's character

I think most of us were expecting the same thing

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Originally Posted by SpottedEagleSvn

28 Years Later (2025) - Not great. Suffered from being the first movie from a new trilogy. Setting was OK, but some of the changes felt too much like they were designed for a video game and not necessarily to make an interesting movie.

It wasn?t bad I enjoyed the first one the most though the second was okay I?m not a huge Aaron Taylor Johnson fan so I would?ve picked somebody else but that?s just me ..