28 Years Later Trilogy
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Soldato
Well that looks absolutely chilling. Not to mention that rising corpse...
He's somehow lost more weight since Oppenheimer...
Hah. I see now. It'll be something to keep an eye out on, I suppose. That reminds me, I still haven't watched Oppenheimer. I have a physics degree and a severe aversion to hollywood science.
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The first one was groundbreaking. Walking through London, the bridge and not a soul to be seen - epic. And the zombies were genuinely terrifying.
I wanted it to be just the one movie as history tells us most sequels are cash grabs and ruin things, but ofc, you also want to see more of the world they have created.
Love the zombie genre, so really hope they can make something special!
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Soldato
That's how you do a trailer compared to most of the ones we get these days.
Caporegime
That's a helluva trailer, hopefully it lives up to the hype.
I can only make out one name on the grave crosses at 00:39. I think it's this guy.
en.wikipedia.org
I don't know why his name is on a grave but either he worked on the film or the crew loved his previous work.
EDIT: The grave says Nick Egan died 33 years. If it is that Nick Egan then he was born in 1957. At age 33 that would make the year of his fictional death 1990. In 1990 he was working on the album cover for Deelite: https://thestrangebrew.co.uk/nick-egan-album-covers-1988-2015/
I've probably gone down a completely unrelated rabbit hole but I thought I'd see if there was an Easter egg in there. If it is, then it's probably just an album the crew liked his work on.
EDIT 2: It looks like he also worked on the INXS album cover in 1990: https://thestrangebrew.co.uk/nick-egan-michael-hutchence/
Nick Egan - Wikipedia
I don't know why his name is on a grave but either he worked on the film or the crew loved his previous work.
EDIT: The grave says Nick Egan died 33 years. If it is that Nick Egan then he was born in 1957. At age 33 that would make the year of his fictional death 1990. In 1990 he was working on the album cover for Deelite: https://thestrangebrew.co.uk/nick-egan-album-covers-1988-2015/
I've probably gone down a completely unrelated rabbit hole but I thought I'd see if there was an Easter egg in there. If it is, then it's probably just an album the crew liked his work on.
EDIT 2: It looks like he also worked on the INXS album cover in 1990: https://thestrangebrew.co.uk/nick-egan-michael-hutchence/
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Don
Looks awesome.
Somehow 28 weeks later I think escaped me and I've never seen it. Good excuse to watch the original and 28 weeks back to back, in prep for this. 
The original was a classic.
I agree that the genre has been done to death though now. After the slog that was The Walking Dead, it's kind of put me off for life now! I did like The Walking Dead to be fair, just not the later series where it became too drawn out.
The original was a classic. I agree that the genre has been done to death though now. After the slog that was The Walking Dead, it's kind of put me off for life now! I did like The Walking Dead to be fair, just not the later series where it became too drawn out.
That is possibly the best trailer I've seen in a long time. With the poem over the top as the soundtrack... nicely done.