28 Days Later!

[yendi]

jet_li_wannabe and I (as well as some folks who don't have LJs, believe it or not) will be seeing this film tonight at 9:50 at the Regal Hollywood 24. missbiscuit has also expressed interest, but hasn't responded to email -- let us know if you can make it, okay, Fi? And, of course, if any other Atlanta folks happen to make it, I suspect the theatre won't be too crowded.

I haven't seen the movie yet, but I did read the book/screenplay (written by Alex Garland, one of my favorite authors). But I suspect that Danny Boyle will still manage to get me to jump in my seat once or twice. I don't expect it to be better than NotLD or DotD, because those are the gold standards of zombie movies for me, but I figure it'll be fun.

Comments

[bassfingers.livejournal.com]

Damn, I've got class at SMC until 9 or 9:30... Next time maybe.

[yendi]

Are you in the Atlanta area? For some reason, I thought you were a West Coast person.

[bassfingers.livejournal.com]

Oops my bad. Yeah. Hollywood. Name of the theater isn't particularly original though, so I thought it was the one out here. But maybe next time I'm in the land of kudzu and coke I'll look you up.

[skylion.livejournal.com]

You will jump on at least a few occasions. It is alot more edgy that most classic zombie films, but it still has all the beats and timing of one. I enjoyed it very much, and can't wait for the DVD. Oh, and the zombie design should get some kinda film industry award.

[phantom_wolfboy]

You'll have to let me know if it's scary--and I mean frightening, not filled with things jumping out at you. Shock isn't fear. If it's frightening, I can't see it. If it's funny, or dumb, I can. ;-)