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I loved morgan so I didn’t mind now Im watching feat the walking dead HATED it for a bit now I’m loving it. Yap from now on: I fucking loved the early seasons of it but once they leave mexico I hated they thing that happen the shows writing isnt very good but then morgan shows up but nick’s situation is annoying as hell but ay it’s chill once morgan morgans all over the place

I just remember beating the game on veteran I would choose the hardest difficulty the first time I played cod and it took me a while to beat it and felt so satisfying when o finally beat it. But also thinking damn what am I gonna play now. Just to see zombies show up. It was such an awesome feeling. 😂

The prequels had its merits and its mistakes. Abusive CGI in the movies, bad actor directing (the weakest aspect in Lucas) and some cringe dialogues were its main problems. But the argument was solid, except perhaps for The Phantom Menace, thy story was in contradiction with dialogues from previous movies. The casting choices were fantastic and the further development in TV series did even a better job. I agree Anakin's fall was rushed in the third movie, especially considering that The Clone War series didn't exist then. The prequels, as its predecessors, were planned and conceived to serve its story. George Lucas was not a good actor's director, but a genius at storytelling. Unfortunately the sequel movies lack unity and good storytelling. . Oh, and I disagree that Star Wars fans have issues with female characters. They have issues with badly written characters. Leia and Mon Mothma, from the movies, were never in question.Mara Jade was a fan favorite from the U.E. Ashoka was unbearable in The Clone Wars movie, but after some working on her, became a fan favorite. Ventress was well received since the Tartarosky animation from the early 2000s. The critics against Padmé are all related to poor dialogues, the same I've seen concerning Anakin in the movies. And more recently people really enjoyed Cara Dune and didn't question Omega. The problem with the female characters badly received is not the fact they were women. The problem is that they were poorly developed or used as platform for woke indoctrination, and fans perceived it.

Wanna play WWZ?

I remember seeing Captain America the first avenger and rise of the apes in the same day with a buddy as sophomores in his. We left Captain America thinking how great that was and that we didn't even want to see rise because we thought there was no way it'd be better than that and man were we mind blown when we left the theater. We couldn't believe how good rise was and I convinced my whole family to go see it afterwards

The only thing that id hate for the franchise, is variants of the creature. that will be so dumb

28 weeks later is the most frustrating movie I've ever seen

Terminator's are robots who mimic human but Marcus was a human turned into a Robot or Cyborg, so the future has actually changed, it's changed from part 2 of the series.

not zombies.

I'm a government Whistle-blower on the run. Before they get me, i need to tell you. This was a documentary. The Bio-weapon we used is why politics is so Crazy in the US right now.

Maybe you should examine the first mad max movie. You don’t see too many films that take place on the brink of an apocalypse so it might be interesting to

Ill always be impressed how a $20M budget movie managed to pull out so much practical effect and so many figurants, lots of movies with a budget 5-10x bigger fail to achieve such spectacular scenes, the only comparable movie in term of figuration would be War of the worlds with a budget of $132M. the main story is kind of meh but the backstory on how the army tried to handle the situation, got overrunned, tried to switch to plan B, failing again, switching to plan C and nuke the whole place probably out of panic (they switched from trying to save the local population to Kill everyone and nuke the place in 24H) and the grim end.... one of a kind movie IMO.

David has a great line for when he decides to go back for his wife and tells a fellow town member who argues against it "Don't ask me why I can't leave without my wife and I won't ask you why you can."

Definitely one of my favorite movies from the genre. It’s like the worst version of a zombie apocalypse.

I feel like this apocolypse is unlikely due to the fact that high frequencies are everyehere, miltsried already have this technology

The Crazies is what made me want to start watching the walking dead.

Super 8, the Disney story.

So wait how is night crawler and mystique around the same age, night crawler is the kid of her and Azriel

Alluding to the “crazies” title with the little suspense bites is perfect

Monopoly or indigestion... who would've thought they could be the death of you

If anybody wonders why 28 days later was shot on digital and not film, it’s because they wanted to make the film feel like somebody has recorded it (found footage didn’t exist yet). Not because of the low budget. Dark blue world was on film for the same budget.

No terminus? Was expecting to see it at the bottom

I'll be waiting for the 28 seconds later 😅

Ew you scrounge on movies from the subscription service platform? I can just find them easily fast at 3:#*<÷:;#.to. Aiyo (censored the name btw but at least I gave you a hint)

'28 Days Later' is practically a remake of 'Night of the Comet'. I was surprised to realize this when I re-watched 'Night...' several years ago and noticed it had most of the same beats as '28 Days Later'

You gotta give credit where credit is due. Blade walked so the rest of superhero movies could run.

One of the things I found the most interesting was how the government guy clarified that not only was this hole mess an accident, the virus was being transported to an incinerator in Texas, but just how unapologetic he is. The guy says to the sherif 'look, we lost a plane what do you want me to say?' The way he trests this like a small chemical leak rather than the destruction of an entire community is harrowing.

I read the comics , so this fake out death actually effected me and I was like damn this is the walking dead. Just to find out the death was a fake out and it made me angry. Turn a great episode into something controversial. After this Glenn had like two more close call deaths which I was like dude this is some heavy plot armor.

I’ve personally seen what grass, vines etc can do in a matter of months if not kept up. I totally believed that’s how a city can look if left for 10 years

Damn.. i completely forgot about this movie.... Damn it was such a good movie

28 days is NOT a zombie movie. a zombie is a dead human that is reanimated. This is a virus movie for sure and people go crazy sure but they are NOT undead. The infected are living people therefore NOT zombies therefore NOT a zombie movie.

Soldiers just obeying orders. That never ends badly.

i loved this movie growing up, i watched it multiple times

What I ESPECIALLY love about this movie is how plausible it all is (the Main Characters surviving everything notwithstanding…) The USA had chemical weapons for a good long while, and up until 2023 was actively in the process of destroying them. (Good for history class memorization “chemical weapons free by 2023”) Anyways *before* they were all at a few plants being disassembled and destroyed, they were at all sorts of ammo dumps all over the place and had to be moved to those sites. It is REALLY an interesting rabbit hole, but the movement of all of these was quite controversial and tense. Then for additional backround you have the concept of “Broken Arrow” (ie when Nuclear Weapons fell out of a plane/the plane crashed). No detonation as Nuclear Weapons are designed to be hard to detonate, BUT radioactive contamination+usual cleanup (with secrecy if i remember correctly, although nothing horrible) Also there are different types of chemical weapons. Most people think of your Chlorine or Phosgene Gas, Your Blister Agents (Mustard Gas), Nerve Agents (Sarin, VX, Novichock) etc, *BUT* “Incapacitating Agents” which were essentially super-LSD. The rounds would burst and a single droplet of the stuff gets on your skin and you have a bad trip for a day. Luckily nothing of the sort shown in this movie was developed, nor did this type of incident occur, but it is not *that* outlandish to think of. So short of the usual People Magically Escaping, “Government Bad”, and using Nukes for stuff like this tropes, this was one of my favorite movies. I hope these bits of context were interesting and SERIOUSLY read up on all of it, it’s a very interesting and under-remembered part of history.

Damn now I got to play resident evil… they had the old shop background sound going the entire time of the video

2:20 Another good example for the waking-up-in-hospital trope is Resident Evil 2.

Why does he say War is the lowest rated when in fact it is the highest rated? 🤨

28 Days is undoubtedly the better film overall, but the opening to 28 Weeks is one of the best openings I’ve seen to a horror film.

7:52 to me that moment that moment always felt like a "Dad to son" moment, with Jim knowing nothing about booze in general and Frank comes in like "Here son don't take that crappy stuff, if you take anything take the good stuff !"

James Franco‘s acting was absolutely horrendous

I was always a fan of this type of movie. I saw this one around age 35 and loved it. Definitely JJs best film. The only thing better is Stranger Things Season 1. It Part 1 was close but fell short. I also liked Explorers, Secrets ouf the Pirates Inn(1969), Mac and Me(kinda corny), and Flight of the Navigator(not quite same only one kid). Check out any you missed.

As others have pointed, the premise isn't great once you get past the initial shock. It really doesn't make sense and takes so much suspension of disbelief. It makes no sense that the military wouldn't wipe out the creatures in a few weeks, considering how easily they are killed in the first and second film but "ordinary" citizens. There's no way the military wouldn't discover and exploit their sonic weakness immediately. I mean you could blast music and lead it on a trail to a volcano, and all of the creatures would jump into the volcano. Or just play audio loudly in the air off an aerial vehicle, to pull all the creatures towards a location where the military could use a nuclear bomb. The creatures seem to ignore constant noises, such as waterfalls. So it makes no sense to not just live near areas of constant noise pollution.

I love the vid, but why did you call a person with alzheimers a "crazy guy"? I won't start a ruckus about that, it's not that deep, but... I have a relative suffering from the decease, and it doesn't make them "crazy". Again, it's alright, just pick your words more carefully next time, if you can.

Judith became the GOAT 💪

The sing song narration is grating…

They weren't "ZOMBIES" as in undead, they were pretty much RABID Crack heads. People, but nothing more than a mad animal.

45:15 I love The Sarah Connor Chronicles. I just recently gave it a rewatch. To me, it was the direct continuation to Judgement Day. Leaving it wide open was heartbreaking. I agree they should do a conntinuation of the series. Sadly, the cast, imo, were essential so without them, it wouldn't be the same.

This movie isnt talked about enough and I think its because it had conspiracy imagery and theories tied to it, mainly theres the Chemtrail references and the FEMA Camp part where the citizens are rounded up. And the plot implying the Govrnment was let the Virus out on purpose with the Drone camera shots There was a movie called Grey state that was going to show a New World Order civil war with FEMA Camps back in 2013 and the director and his whole family got suicided before it finished. This is a movie I never see on TV or Streaming sites because of how the Government was depicted

The whole concept of the Rage virus turning people instantly into insane blood thirsty zombies after being bitten is genuinely terrifying and fascinating. The world would look like a rough, messy and patchy facsimile of what it once was and I think the rough and ready digital film and editing adds to the notion of an uncertain and apocalyptic future. 28 Days Later was a seminal film, as was the second film 28 Weeks Later. I hope the third and final instalment delivers and we hopefully get a chance to meet the survivors of the first two films.

bruh its a harvester what the fuck