“28 Days Later” quotes
(2002)
Danny Boyle
directed this movie
in 2002
Title 28 Days Later
Original title 28 Days Later...
Year 2002
Director Danny Boyle
Genre Drama, Sci-Fi, Horror, Thriller
Original title 28 Days Later...
Year 2002
Director Danny Boyle
Genre Drama, Sci-Fi, Horror, Thriller
Plot – During a raid in a research center, a group of activists for animals rights finds some chimps penned in cages. Ignoring the warnings of a researcher who tells them that the chimps are infected, the activists begin to free them, but everyone is immediately attacked. 28 days later, Jim wakes up from a coma in a London hospital. Confused, he wanders in search of someone but all the streets and the entire city itself are empty. By the sunset Jim finds refuge in a church, whose floor is full of corpses, all piled up. A sudden noise makes him think the priest is still alive but his dazzling speed, his blood stained eyes and his screams let Jim run back in the street. He's chased by a lot of infected people but, while running in panic and confusion, he finally finds some allies who explain him the situation.
All actors – Alex Palmer, Bindu De Stoppani, Jukka Hiltunen, David Schneider, Cillian Murphy, Toby Sedgwick, Naomie Harris, Noah Huntley, Christopher Dunne, Emma Hitching, Alexander Delamere, Kim McGarrity
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“Great, Valium. Not only will we be able to get to sleep, but if we're attacked in the middle of the night, we won't even care.”
“You'd never think it... needing rain so badly. Not in fucking England!”
“Lesson one - You never go anywhere alone, unless you've got no choice. And lesson two - Only travel during daylight, unless you've got no choice.”
“What do nine men do, except wait to die themselves? I moved us from the blockade. I set the radio broadcasting, and I promised them women... because women mean a future.”
“If you look at the whole life of the planet, we, you know, man has only been around for a few blinks of an eye. So, if the infection wipes us all out... that is a return to normality.”
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