After viral infection that devastated Britain in just 28 days, the U.S. NATO prepare to head the reconstruction of the country. With all those infected died of starvation, the military create a go zone for refugees relocating while cleaning the cities. However, miraculously, 28 weeks after a survivor is carrying a terrible secret that will jeopardize the entire repopulation of the country. 
picked by Danny Boyle, director of the former, 28 days later, and free to create your own movie, the Tenerife Juan Carlos Fresnadillo offers an apocalyptic film which is in the survival of the human race. 28 weeks is closer to an apocalyptic action film that even horror movie, and why there are chilling moments. The beginning seems unbeatable, but at first come to doubt if I had the wrong room, the staging of the survivors sitting quietly and wearing an almost normal life collides with the brutality and debauchery that occurs minutes, with a magnificent flat Don's run pursued by two dozen rabid infected. It's interesting the perspective shown, little seen so far, and is the reconstruction of a world devastated, like to say the incredible London flat empty, as in the previous one, with a tight military security, which, as will be shown ineffective when overflow the echos. Some people will not avoid seeing a parallel between this film and the real world, around the actions of the military and their apparent stupidity and brutality, that, I leave to personal issues and their own criteria. For my part, as I said, I liked that detail of realism in the reconstruction, which gives an interesting perspective, even details that escape the eye of the beholder outside. Restocking begins Isle of Dog, an island in the middle of the Thames, and to be provided by bridges, is supposed to be easy to control both to reject external attack to contain it within. And if the military decision may seem cruel and maladjusted, without wishing to sound callous, it is somewhat logical, as we talk about a virus that has killed how many?, Does the 60 ", is the 70?, The" 85% of the British population of the island?, and prevent the spread of dangerous viruses require a harsh response, which creates a terrifying levels of destruction, with Napalm or FAE (Fuel-Air Explosion) sweeping the streets, losing control bunker cameras for the attack or gas clouds close in on the protagonists. So, again, we have the metaphor of the men, the healthy, are as dangerous as or more than those infected, as was with Boyle's film. But here, fortunately, that danger has more logical reasoning than simple sexual desire of soldiers upset in the English countryside.
picked by Danny Boyle, director of the former, 28 days later, and free to create your own movie, the Tenerife Juan Carlos Fresnadillo offers an apocalyptic film which is in the survival of the human race. 28 weeks is closer to an apocalyptic action film that even horror movie, and why there are chilling moments. The beginning seems unbeatable, but at first come to doubt if I had the wrong room, the staging of the survivors sitting quietly and wearing an almost normal life collides with the brutality and debauchery that occurs minutes, with a magnificent flat Don's run pursued by two dozen rabid infected. It's interesting the perspective shown, little seen so far, and is the reconstruction of a world devastated, like to say the incredible London flat empty, as in the previous one, with a tight military security, which, as will be shown ineffective when overflow the echos. Some people will not avoid seeing a parallel between this film and the real world, around the actions of the military and their apparent stupidity and brutality, that, I leave to personal issues and their own criteria. For my part, as I said, I liked that detail of realism in the reconstruction, which gives an interesting perspective, even details that escape the eye of the beholder outside. Restocking begins Isle of Dog, an island in the middle of the Thames, and to be provided by bridges, is supposed to be easy to control both to reject external attack to contain it within. And if the military decision may seem cruel and maladjusted, without wishing to sound callous, it is somewhat logical, as we talk about a virus that has killed how many?, Does the 60 ", is the 70?, The" 85% of the British population of the island?, and prevent the spread of dangerous viruses require a harsh response, which creates a terrifying levels of destruction, with Napalm or FAE (Fuel-Air Explosion) sweeping the streets, losing control bunker cameras for the attack or gas clouds close in on the protagonists. So, again, we have the metaphor of the men, the healthy, are as dangerous as or more than those infected, as was with Boyle's film. But here, fortunately, that danger has more logical reasoning than simple sexual desire of soldiers upset in the English countryside. Unfortunately, not a perfect movie. the script has some holes dull and routine. The main characters do not have enough strength to carry the film, although at first Robert Carlyle seems to be the central axis, soon gave the baton to their children's fiction, which are supported by two dedicated and noble military, Dr. Scarlett (Rose Byrne), hoping to find a cure and the shooter Delta Doyle (Jeremy Renner), a deserter unable to follow the order of extermination. Who manage to withstand the weight not can keep the young players. Meets their duties to entertain and show that not even all that in the genre of horror, also gives some hope that the director is English, showing that, against all odds, we have great talent that unfortunately blunt with foreign producers and not with nationals.
28 weeks after
28 weeks later (2007)
Director: Juan Carlos Fresnadillo
Guion: Juan Carlos Fresnadillo, Enrique Lopez Lavigne
Cast: Robert Carlyle (Don), Imogen Poots (Tamy), Mackintosh Muggleton (Andy)
Studio: Fox Atomic
Nationality: UK.
Length: 99 min .
7.5 / 10
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