How The Rage Virus Controls the Infected in 28 DAYS LATER
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- Written by Alex Garland and directed by Danny Boyle, 28 Days Later is a post-apocalyptic horror film that follows a group trying to survive the aftermath of the “Rage Virus” in the UK. A virulent, bloodborne pathogen that sends its hosts into a state of extreme, uncontrollable rage.
Paying homage to classic zombie films like George Romero's Dawn of the Dead, British sci-fi novels such as The Day of the Triffids, and the Resident Evil games, 28 days later is an unrelenting horror and fascinating study of morality during a time of crisis.
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YES!!! Been waiting for something like this for a while now! The church scene was on Bravo's 100 Scariest Movie Moments, when Cillian Murphy bashes the priest, showing us that someone you trust is now gone. The opening scene was on What culture Horror's Top 10 Dumbest Horror Movie Moments.
That mother freaking moment when Cillian Murphy says "hello" and those two heads just pop up... and they don't even move, but the camera pans to the one of the left and his mouth is wide open and is just staring at him... and he doesn't move. So creepy. I get goosebumps just thinking about it
Lmao
Still haunts me to be honest. Kind of wished they'd make a 3rd film by now.
@@eltoro9446 the way you described it is so amazing it’s the reason I’m scared of that scene too. Oh far out that is petrifying 😧
@@snappingturtlehiddentiger6571 dude. Me too. That freaking scene competes every night with my combat nightmares 😂
Fun fact: Cillian Murphy was chosen because at the time he was a fairly unknown actor and Danny Boyle wanted someone for the audience to relate to as a person rather than a famous actor in a role
Best decision ever made. Cillian Murphy was a great choice.
@@chriskennedy6300 Absolutely, he played that vulnerable nature developing into bravery very well
@@Howesenberg I never knew "28 Days Later" was his first movie. He definitely nailed Scarecrow in Nolan's Batman Trilogy later in his carer.
@@chriskennedy6300 he’s amazing in peaky blinders too
And he was extremely handsome
That creepy scene in the church when all the infected were piled up and he says "hello" then that random infected person stands up then another one just stares at him. THAT GAVE ME CHILLS no loud noises or effects just pure goosebumps all over.
i think they all committed sucide
@@tylercouture216 I never saw it that way until now, it makes sense in some way but they probably didn’t commit suicide more than they where God fearing people who decided to run to a church to finish their last days/moments like in any realistic end of the world scenarios. Then most likely a infected got in and things went downhill from there.. It’s hard to picture Christians killing themselves especially during end of the world starting with a priest.
@@philippebien5429 true I considered that but thats why it's so visceral. On the wall there was that quote right before they show the bodies that loosely eludes (to me) that they committed suicide. I think they were basically saying since the world is ending this one time the lord will allow you to end your own life then fall victim to the evil that is the virus. Because all they bodies were "neatly" laying together they weren't just all sprawled out and messy looking but organized mind you when he said "hello" only 2 or 3 virus ridden people looked up to see who was there
We well never have a film like this again imagine a game based on this plot
@@philippebien5429 to be fair their worldview is essentially just a zombie movie
No matter how many times I rewatch this film, it never gets old. It's the *journey* of it that I love about it, not the "killing the zombies" or "the bloody gore"- it's Murphy, the survivors he meets, and his character development. A masterpiece in my book.
Completely agree👍🏼
I always felt they should have stayed at the grocery store.
@@remyfacade That was one of my favorite scenes. Watching them shopping for supplies and enjoying eachother's company truly made their journey the more memorable. Frank's death really hit hard for me the first time, especially when Jim called him "dad" by mistake after waking up from nightmare.
This movie in my opinion is what sparked the whole L4D game series and movies like train to Busan. I know there’s movies like dawn of the dead that came before this movie, but 28 days/weeks later to me is what popularized the recent running “infected” games/movies, which is different from the slow moving zombie type movies.
The scene when Jim finds his parents always gets me 😔
The scariest part about this movie is just how plausible it is. That freaks me out.
Danny Boyle and Alex Garland kept talking about how they made this film because epidemiologists kept warning about an incoming pandemic that could cripple us. While they were researching this, two scientists made a live polio virus from samples and DNA sequencing they ordered off the net which fed into the narrative in the film
Yeah kinda reminds me of the rabies virus and what it could do to the human brain.
All of this because of a damn PETA hippy who thought she would make her daddy proud...
not scary when you realize you can outlive the infection
just have access to warehouse, reinforce the windows with brick and mortar, remove all outside access points and try to grab a generator or two
bonus points if you can land a store with water and snacks; go back to main hideout and wait it out; dehydration is the infected(s) worst nightmare as it will slow them down a lot as their muscles turn into jerky after a week of no water
I don't see them eating food either unless they were hunting animals which either way made them starve after a month
Biting is literally the worst, most ineffective way of transmission. Influenza and other viruses that spread through coughing and sneezing can spread much faster and further.
The sign of a good horror/zombie film is if it makes something normal terrifying. After I watched 28 Days Later, any little cut or scratch I got I was terrified I was going to get infected.
Fun fact, you were infected, by a whole host of bacteria. Your immune system got right on it though and crushed the numerous infections. You survived. This time.
@@danielduncan6806 now that I think about it, I have been pretty angry and in contact with a very unhappy chimpanzee recently...
Same thing as what the news does to people.
I like how these "zombies" were not really zombies, but mortal people.... just very raged induced.
They aren't zombies just living humans with a virus that makes them lose control.
There’s a couple scenes in the movie where you can hear the infected talk too, the scene where he kills a infected killed he clearly says “I hate you”
@@cristianaurelioortiz7450 Danny Boyle confirmed a few years ago that the kid saying 'I hate you!' was due to an audio error and wasn't intentional.
@@cristianaurelioortiz7450 "the scene where he kills a infected killed" I'm confused
They're still zombies lol
28 days/weeks later is the most realistic and amazing zombie movie. Plus the soundtrack is such a banger
Had this on DVD, one of the scariest parts was the bonus documentary about the prospect of a killer virus becoming a reality, especially now!
This has to be one of the most scary virus movie viruses
Scariest already means it's at the top of the list. Saying, "most scariest" is completely unnecessary.
@@dickdastardly4236 i says it's one of the most.
Going around trying to correct people is unnecessary.
@@mayoayo001 double negative
@@michaelj6392 if you say so bud. English isn’t my primary language. This is how I talk and if y’all dont like it. It ain’t my problem. 😂
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"One of the most scary" would be correct. Scariest means the most scary.
Probably my favorite zombie movie. I love how much it focuses on the human aspect, how people might interact with each other in that scenario. There are long portions where the zombies are pretty much absent. And Cillian Murphy is always great 👍🏼
Couldn’t have said this better myself.
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lol every apocalypse movie covers the human aspect of the end of the world. Tbh this is not the zombie movie where zombies are absent, I’d say they show up every 7-10 minutes the least. Idk how anyone could agree with your comment besides the good acting
They aren’t zombies though. Zombies are re-animated dead. These are infected, alive human beings.
When I look at the opening scene, I think about Rick from the walking dead when he first emerged the hospital bed. It is raw and physical. The cinematography is great and sets the tone throughout the movie with minimum special effects.
Resident Evil 2 as well. The “waking up from a coma in the hospital to a zombie apocalypse.” trope has been done a few times 😅
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oh, you are referring to the movies, I thought you were mentioning the games
Well Walking Dead clearly copied that scene from 28 days later.
@@carloganz Lol this movie really went unnoticed in America. People where more use to Dawn Of The Dead 04 movie and than well after 28 Weeks came out, people started to get hip to it like around 2010-11 and on but really that movie came out back in 2007 or 08 meanwhile this was the first of it’s kind and it came out in the early 2000s.
@@philippebien5429 it's because americans dont speak british.
How are they supposed to know a movie they dont understand?
We all know they cant read so subtitles are useless
Haven't seen the movie. But who knew the 9th doctor could be so evil.
28 Days Later is hands down one of my favorite movies of all time! Thanks for putting something together for it.
Our pleasure!
The amount of tension this movie had was unparalleled. One mistake, one drop of blood, one cut during a scuffle with infected, and boom done.
Well at least, you can tell they aren’t infected if their eyes are good, or they aren’t chasing you after 40 seconds of meeting them, and that they can starve and die out.
If they have normal eyes then they're not infected.
They have red eyes that is how you could tell they are infected.
Man I lived in an isolated countryside community when this film came out on DVD, it shat me right up cause it was so plausible and all I could think is "if this DOES happen, I'm not gonna know till its knocking down my front door and eating my face" cause news travels slow to the back country!
I was still looking over my shoulder 28 days later everytime a fox screamed 😉
Most of the world is actually already in the zombie apocalypse, we're just in our survival bunkers on the internet that's still working, pretending like the world is still normal to keep our sanity, and don't want to alarm you to the real horrors of what's actually going on out there.
@@peoplez129 aw thank you, that's very thoughtful of you 😊
This is what I fear of type of Infected that can run at you to their fullest.
The best zombie film ever made - period.
Dawn Of The Dead 2004>>>>> it’s what introduce Americans to these kinds of zombie movies.
Cool. I liked the twist on the zombie to this being a living infected since you introduced me to the series way back when. I still have no idea why the infected don't fight each other also.
What?? Since when do zombies fight each other? Any types “living infect” none living infected.. The whole point is that the sick want to get the none sick infected and they almost act as a pact if anything and that goes for every other zombie movie starting in the 1970s to today you never see zombies fighting each other.. These aren’t wolves or hyena’s lol.
@@philippebien5429 Dude. They're angry aggressive people acting on instinct. Maybe a good answer is that our instinct is to mob people, but to me truly aggressive people wouldn't ignore other aggressive people.
It’s gotta have something to do with the smell. That’s the only plausible reason. Or if they can sense and see the bloodshot eyes.
The comics and graphic novel really fills in some more details about the Rage Virus also.
Like, it talks about how they're much more active at night - something not really shown in the films
28 Day Later is by far one of the best horror movies ever made. It doesn’t get nearly enough credit for how much of an influence it is to the Zombie genre. Every zombie game and movie that has come out in the past 15 years has either copied or been inspired by this specific movie.
dead wrong lol look up dead snow /wyrmwood road of the dead or blood quantum everyone says 2004 dawn of the dead is goood thats the only reason why 28days doesnt get credit go try new zombie movies instead of just main stream
Return of the Living Dead from 1985 directed by Dan O'Bannon also had running zombies.
This is far from influential.
Also Dead Rising was inspired by 1978 Dawn of the Dead.
Walking Dead is more tribute to Romero and even has Greg Nicitero who worked with George on his Zombie films doing the effects and directing the show.
So you are fucking wrong.
@@LUCKO2022 No I think I’m right
Remember, shouting out loud or honking doesn't attract the infected but simply muttering, "hello..." triggers the infected like flies to sh*t
What are you refering to
@@biohazard8295Jim repeatedly shouts out loud in the empty streets of London but no infected show up. However when he enters the church, he sees the dead pile of bodies and quietly says, "Hello?" Which causes 2 infected to rise and stare at him. When he awakens later on by a car using its horn, no infected show up so shouting and loud horns doesn't attract unwanted attention but saying hello seems to attract them. Same goes for the infected kid scene.
@@sperguette8669 i think that these zombies can't be under direct sunlight
I think they know that during the day they can't go out so they wait for potential preys indise closed buildings etc
@@biohazard8295 they arent vampires...
Could've swooooorn you had already covered this outstanding film... in your virus playlist?
Horror playlist?
Am I imagining thing's?
Oh well, watching it anyway 🤷🏼♂️😏
he has, but hasn’t covered it in depth like this.
@@mothman7430 That's for sure! He did the after the movie comics with Selina in depth too which made me want to read them.
I imagine the creatures from I am legend was more likely to happen and resident evil, but this one is plausible.
People always worry about cuts and bites in these types of movies and of course with good reason. But it unnerves me that at the same time ppl will beat on infected and get covered in likely infected blood. In this situation I'd make sure to have eye & face protection. Definitely a good movie.
In our reality with zombies, people would start be swift and witty on how what protective stuff that you can find in your house.. Basically the setup that prisoners use to not get shanked would work well here. Besides ruining any chances of full movement, your typical magazines could held shield arms, legs, stomachs and backs.. If you wanted to take it a set farther with flexible movement, hopefully you have pads laying around or a sports store close by.. Hockey and Lacrosse body padding would cover about 60% of your torso with the ability to elbow these suckers to death. Shin pads for soccer, work gloves, hockey neck guards, police padding all could go a long way to cover cuts and skin.
What's crazy is how scientically accurate this story is and it's probably the most likely for a "zombie" apocalypse.
How is this more logical? Both type of zombies have tons of logic to them... This compared to TWD types really seem far off... It seems like these zombies can starve to death and just collapse from not eating brains and organs.. That alone along with how you can put 2-3 bullets in them and they stay down vs just head shots makes for a pretty unrealistic zombie invasion. TWD can have all their shit torn out, head chopped off, sitting at the bottom of a 100 ft lake and still be alive due to it’s virus that basically gives the world a curse to stay alive at all cost under the most intense situations.. They don’t need to eat to growl and to move inch by inch towards you... 28 Days Later they need that and a machine gun would take care of large amounts due to not needing to make head shots to put them down. You obviously never seen homeless people where they are living off of 10% calories per month while they continue to waste away in drugs.
@@philippebien5429 TWD zombies are dead bodies so once they die rigormortis sets in and the myriad of other processes that happen when the body starts breaking down so realistically the bodies from the walking dead wouldn't be able to even be capable of chasing anyone past a few hours. 28 days infected are still alive when they are infected and a the virus was made with actual diseases that can spread in the actual way via the symptoms of the ebola used as the delivery. Yes their metabolism is crazy and they would burn out fast that is essentially what happened in the sequel and is explained that most of the infected starved and burned out it was only til the events of the second movie because of human error and judgment the virus sprouted up again. It's better than just finding out that everyone is infected you just have to die. So no 28 days later is definitely there likely candidate to happen rather than the dead comming back.
@@philippebien5429 What I said was it was the most scientific based way for a zombie apocalypse to happen doesn't mean it would or how but it's the most likely way to do it. Because you literally can't re animate dead flesh.....seems like your taking this way too far for just a comment. You seem to tell it's just fantasy but you give these long winded answers to a question that was never asked.
The infected would just die in a few days they have the same biological needs as non infected humans but they have no sense of self preservation only of passing on the virus. This leads to them all starving to death but wouldn't they die of dehydration first?
@@nedkelly3251 possibly the thing is the bodied metabolism most of the infected after a few weeks would either starve or burn out due to lack of nutrients because of the constant leakage from the infected person. Which is basically what was explained in 28 weeks later.
As a kid this movie was scary as hell man.. the scariest part to me was how FAST they ran after you and the eyes always got me as well but this movie was terrifying to watch but it was good appreciate you explaining this!!
If there's ever a zombie apocalypse, this will be it.
Agreed.
A preferable one at that, being that they starve to death.
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And head shots aren't required.
@@dickdastardly4236 Very good point. The rage virus wouldn't last a day in Chicago
@@dickdastardly4236 Bruh, those tannerite vids of yours are awesome. Those zombie bastards don't stand a chance where we live.
28 Days Later is probably the best "zombie" movie of all time. The cast, the music, the symbolism, and especially the cinematography. Even though it was filmed on "lower quality" cameras, if anything that enhances the movie. I feel like if you made this same movie but with perfect visuals, all shiny and spotless, it just wouldn't be the same. That grainy/grungy aesthetic is part of what makes it so great.
This was a truly terrifying film when it came out , 28 weeks is underated as well.
I never understood how Jim just knew the hidden parts of that mansion.
he played re1.
@@flictee1417 ahhh a man of culture.
Love your content keep up the good work
Good timing! I’ve just been binging your other 28 days vids
Hell yeah!
This was amazing work! I can't say I've seen a more concise video about the subject. I like that the writers took the time to make it plausible, where as IPs like TWD simply skip explanation of cause for more action scenes.
The best part of that film was that Jim woke up in the hospital during daylight,cause if it were at night,he would be surrounded by infected inside the hospital.
This was one of the first zombie films I got addicted to so thank you for breaking it down!! 😀
Man your videos are so good. Please never stop making them!!!!
The biggest issue i have is the incubation period of this virus. Its impossible for a virus to replicate itself billions of times to take over a person's body in 30 seconds without having to break the laws of physics.
The infection is often compared to Rabies, but even Rabies takes weeks even months in some cases before it becomes deadly and symptoms manifest.
Ebola takes days to do its damage as well.
The rage is uncontrollable, I disagree, a large dose of MDMA which floods the brain with Serotonin that might work because it's effects involve the Limbic System.
Exactly, there’s no possible way a virus can spread in your body at such at a rapid rate, the only explanation is that the people who are currently vaccinated already have the virus in them,and once they release the next virus or signal they’ll turn into zombies in seconds because it’s already in them ready to activate
Now as for the unvaccinated who get infected there’s 2 options how they’ll turn
1. They already have small amounts of the virus in them via being near the vaccinated, so they’ll still end up turning within a few minutes, possibly seconds as well
2. It takes days for them to turn
This is now my favorite video you have created
Been waiting for you to come back to this for a while now
Man! This was the first horror film I saw with my dad because he gave it to me as a birthday gift. I'll never forget that stormy night screaming my guts out and my dad laughing and having the time of his life.
To be honest, I remember telling him months before I was so brave, that nothing could scare me....
I loved your analysis! Please cover the sequel, I never watched it more than one time because it felt to different
Love that you mentioned the Day of the Triffids link; the whole film and story is basically DotF's but with zombies instead of plants.
Thank you! Always look forward to your vids!
i love when you cover 28 days later! Any plans to finish out the comic series? i was so engrossed when you did them.
Yeah that was awesome hope he starts them again
Idk if i ever told u but u have the best intro and outro music i ever heard ,it is perfection 😌👌but ive always liked all the intros and outro music or background mucic of all of ur videos
I’ve watched this movie like 20 times and it still gives me scares even though i know what’s gonna happen
I was little when this movie came out it’s nice to see you go over it again 👍🏼
I love your work man I remember when your channel was small. Now your channels freaking huge and it's nice to see that you finally showed your face to the world although I didn't expect you to look the way you do when I ended up seeing who you were lol but now I can't imagine your channel without your face!👍✌👋
Also your voice is Iconic for me now you honestly should get a big high paying job for narrating you do too damn good of a job
Thanks for sticking with me from the beginning. I really appreciate you!
In my opinion this was a rather pointless video...
Great movie. Can't wait for part 3 whenever if it comes out.
I don't really watch this kind of movie but for some reason I really like watching videos on the viruses shown in the movies XD
A third installment NEEDS to happen
There’s really no need when you have all these foreign Asian zombie movies coming out every so often. 28 Weeks Later set the scene in the beginning that these things can and will die off if they don’t have food-people to eat. At the end a group was clearly re effective and that grew until it got out and went to other parts of Europe.. Unless if they show what happened right there and then post the scene when the Eiffel Tower in France was shown? There’s no point, the population dwindled down until every none sick person could wait it out for those things to starve, or else the cycle continues more or less.. The end.
I think the music is one of the things that made this movie such a masterpiece. In the house in a heartbeat and godspeed you black emperor are just iconic to this movie.
Niyat your voice is cool, calm and collected. You’re compassion in voice form.
I found the soldier running for his life pretty funny with the infected following seconds later
Yes finally been waiting this whole time
I hate horror movies but I couldn't get my eyes off of this one. Glad I stuck around to watch it, easily top 5 all-time favorite movies.
I'd actually watched 28 weeks later before this one. I stumbled on it on TV. It was in the part where (no spoilers) the dad was fleeing the farm house in the beginning. I had watched Night of the Living Dead because it was a classic, but I thought zombies were, well, stupid. That's just now how biology works. Until I saw the scene mentioned previously. Like Nyet explains, zombies hadn't been fast before. And these weren't zombies. It was more plausible. I had finally seen a movie that gave me a deep, primal fear. Unfortunately, since then I have recurrent nightmares of being chased and having to hide from the Rage people in the 28 Days/Weeks series. I know it's irrational, but tell that to my brain.
Another outstanding video thanks 😊👍
Thanks Mark!
@@filmcomicsexplained No problem 😊👌
Interesting to get a scientific perspective on the rage virus. Hope they work on a new movie
Nice vid my guy 😎
This is a movie I will never mind watching over and over.
Hell yeah! Love this!
Appreciate this Niat .
I have waited so long for a third film in the series
rount it off with 28 months and then 28 years. Love it. Hope they make the third!
Thanks for the video!! See you later!! Stay safe and Merry Christmas ⛄🎄
28 Days Later
28 Weeks Later
* 28 Months Later
*28 Years Later
Someone tell the Director we are still waiting!
28 films later.
It's coming finally
Only 27 hours ago and already 20k views I love 28 days later it’s not only my favorite zombie movie But it’s also my favorite movie of all time. Brilliant film
Wonderful channel.
The worst part of this is that the rage virus could happen in real life
28 days later is scary because
You have to do a lot of running
I always like seeing/reading things about this film
My all-time favorite movie! Hands down!
It's soo good!
Your last video on this movie, made me check out the comics and i finished that within 2 days.. it was an amazing story.. I still havent watched the movie but the comics are really really good :)
My favorite movie series, being revisited by my favorite CZcamsr. Heck yeah
The end is extremely fucking nigh!
Older Zombies: Reanimated, Slow and Tough to put down and usually get kills by swarming.
New Zombies: "infected" humans, Fast on foot and mutate even faster, easy to hard to kill depending on the strain and will get you eventually as the undead horde mutate or swarm you.
I was watching this last night!! :D
"....That was longer than a heartbeat."
One awesome movie! I also loved 28 Weeks Later
Great virus review.
I love zombie films of all kinds
In the comics it is shown what happens to Jim, Selena and Hannah after the rescue. Jim is later tried for the murder of Major West and his soldiers and sentenced to death. (I know that sounds crazy). Selena lives in a refugee camp and later leads a scientific expedition to England as a scout. Hannah enters a program for surviving orphans and lives in Germany.
This video will surely go viral
One of the best zombie movie ever
This isn't a Zombies Movie, they are Infected.
@@maylabrown4584 -_- you know what I meant
First and second are my all favorite movies, I hope we get a third installment
Wow he was so young there! I remember this being the first thing I saw him in
The soundtrack is so haunting.
Nice video
Thanks
the church scene where all those people committed suicide it get my heart pumping
Great movie, but I always had issue with the 30-second transformation. It would take mitosis at the speed of light, who knows, to be able to completely unwire/rewire your brain and override your will. A day or half a day, sure I could accept that.
Just like how the last of us did it
They needed at least half a day (but mostly 1 day) to turn
Even though that was a fungus not a virus
I wonder if we'll ever get a sequel to 28 weeks later. It's been quite a while and the spread to France and the end of the film opens up a lot for the future.
More than likely never. Disney owns Fox, Fox owned the franchise rights. Disney doesn't make rated R films anymore (they used to under their other banners).
Probably the best modern zombie movie, full stop.
Yeeaaaa let’s goooo. Back where we started let’s go Niyat!
Hey Niyat, I don't know if you've ever heard of this but would it be possible to cover the Overcharge virus in sunset overdrive? It's one of my favorite games and has one of the most creative zombie infection ever
One of the best zombie movies ever!!!
Ever notice how the boy screams "I hate you!" at Jim? I know it's an error in the film but I like to think he really said it, makes it more creepy/dreamlike wondering how spooky it'd be if they could speak only very primitively.
I don’t think it was a mistake (I’ve never come across info that stated it was). I thought it was intentionally done to show that you can get small GLIMPSES into what the infection does to people psychologically, it’s not that they CANT speak (the virus is not known to damage vocal chords) it’s that they’re in such a state of rage that speaking isn’t even a thought (they’re primal instincts overpowering human thought) but perhaps in a state where an infected is overpowered like the boy, the ‘I hate you’ seems to be blurted out randomly…….. that to me makes it even creepier
When he said he was a courier , combined with the fact he just woke up from the hospital. Got fucking goosebumps , fallout New Vegas all over again except instead of a fucking Nuclear Bomb fucking up everything , it's the literal Scourge , or the Pestillence as I call it
I still live in hope for a 28 Months Later.
Definitely one of my two favourite zombie films. The other being 28 weeks.
I love how quick the infected turn. How aggressive they are. It’s plausible that they could overrun the army unlike the walking dead zombies where it can take a whole damn day to turn and even then they aren’t much of a threat because of how slow they are.
Yeah it depends on where they bite you in TWD for you to turn faster. There where more than plenty of times people would change within minutes post bite marks and if you where well and alive but tripped and broke your neck, you would turn within a minute the very least so meaning a whole group of people dying at once would turn into a mob of zombies without bit marks and quick transitional period. I don’t know why you think zombies that can go down on 2-3 shots per body vs TWD that needs a head shot or else they will keep crawling to you and such.. You could literally cut the heads off 28 Days Later and they die or die from a lack of blood it seems meanwhile in TWD you could cut the heads of 20k zombies and their bodies will still be moving along with their face/mouths that can still make people turn. Dropping a nuke wouldn’t even kill 80% of TWD type of zombies, I really don’t see why you think the army would have a easier time with them but not these things that can go down easily without head shots meaning you can burn them alive, can’t do that in TWD though
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The army would have a way easier time because they’re slow and dumb. On top of that, it’s not about where they bite you. Dr. Jenner said in season 1 that the longest it can take someone to turn is 8 hours after a bite.
That’s more than enough time to react. Where as in 28 days/weeks later, it takes at the longest, 10 seconds. And in those films, it depends on how much infected blood you’re exposed to. For instant, Frank in 28 days had a single drop of blood in his eye and it took him 1 minuet to turn.
1 minuet compared to 8 hours.
And while yeah, the zombies from TWD can only go down with head shots, that means nothing when they move so slow that it’s nearly as easy as hitting a non moving target.
The biggest threat for TWD is that everyone is infected and will turn at some point but we’ve seen the characters in the show discover this and now it’s no longer an issue. When someone tries, you destroy the brain.
Slow, predictable zombies vs extremely agile and fast infected? I know which the army would have a harder time dealing with.