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28 weeks later was the best, with 28 days leading in close 2nd.

28 weeks was like "We gotta get the hell out, right now. The infections back, and we're in the middle of it all."

28 days was like "Where are we going?! I don't know! LETS JUST GO! biggrin YAY! ADVENTURE! With zombies! "

No! The main characters. Have you ever noticed how stupid people are in Horror movies? ><

Zombies should be slow and stupid, but incredibly numerous. It's almost like a symbol of the mass of ignorant, biased people on the planet. They will slowly devour every last scrap of humanity until we are killing each other in the streets. But of course, there will be that last pocket of sane and rational survivors.

People who like fast and smart zombies are odd to me. >.> They're dead. They don't do anything fast.

But I've always wanted to see and human-like zombie.
"Well, I suppose this is the part where I eat you now."
*Sips tea*
"Yes yes...wait, what?"
xD That would be comedic, especially after a long and intelligent conversation about physics.

Lenon, fast zombies, called 'infected' are appealing because they're ******** scary.

They are just as numerous as their slow, dead counterparts, but fast and strong as s**t.
Infected are still alive, but there mind has been overtaken by the virus, IE they still have their motor skills. (Swimming running jumping ect).

Slow zombies are boring, which is why Resident evil films are bad. Quarantine was somewhat entertaining because the 'infected' were in an enclosed space with no hope of escape.

I must have been pulled here because someone was calling any of the twillight books good. The only good thing to come out of stephanie meyer is the host xd

Sounds like the crazies...

As a horror writer and fan, I gotta disagree with you man. I ******** hated 28 weeks later, and thought it was a serious disappointment. I can take a lot of crap, but the number one thing I hate in all horror movies is dumb characters, and in 28 weeks later, that was pretty much everybody. The beginning sequence was awesome, but then the whole last half of the movie with the boy being obviously infected and nobody noticing/caring, and then his sister walking around in pitch black shouting just to let everything nearby trying to kill her know where she is just ruined the movie for me. 28 days later, however, was excellent. It brought an original and fairly believable storyline to the zombie-series, with the man waking up in a hospital and finding out that everything had gone to hell. The mines and smart way of how the 'new' army people dealt with rotating attacks from the zombies at night, and just an overall telling of the darkness of mankind during these times combined with excellent and pleasing action made for a great movie. btw they knew where they were going, they just didn't know if there would really be help or not.


Also, lets get ourselves straight on the zombie intelligence. Nobody ever really portrays them as having any kind of organized attack or stunning intelligence. We've seen them as fast, and I like that because slow zombies are just ******** stupid, but there is a big difference between being fast and being smart.

@rock: expect zombies to do what?

*jumps in and starts to do random dancing*