Complete with a Yeats poetry reading voiceover from... 1905! Talk about daring!
The artistry of this, and the willingness to do something strikingly different and impactful, bodes well for the film.
28 Days Later I liked, although it was extremely bleak and had an implausible ending. 28 Weeks Later felt nihilistic, a film in which every act of love was rewarded with destruction and death.
Sadly, given the outlook of the film's creators, I suspect the new iteration will be even darker and more annihilating; whatever the case, it'll be compelling cinema.
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