28 Weeks Later: Infected with the dreaded boredom.

[judd_sonofbert]

Shaky camera syndrome often hits directors when they take their directing cues from music videos and they get excited about a scene in the movie they direct. Instead of giving the audience on the awful, twitching zombie who is vomitting blood, the director instead decides to shake the camera vigorously, disorienting the audience

Comments

[littlestkobold]

Aww man! That's no good! Being boring is the worst sin of a horror film, as far as I'm concerned.

Still, I'll have to go and see it anyway next week ...

[ashenbard]

Man, i have heard a wide array of opinions about this movie. From people whose opinions i trust on movies. The comments i've heard range from great and better than the original to it being a suck fest. And everything in between.

It's tearing this country apart!! Okay, maybe not. But i can't get a feel for this movie. I'm definitely going to see it myself. It is the only way to be sure.

[gillan]

RAAAAAAAAGH

[itsmrwilson]

Damn. You have convinced me not to see it. I loved the first one.

[zigguratbuilder]

My friends and I *loved* it. Sure, we all hated the two kids, but I liked a lot of the supporting characters: The doctor, the soldier, the skinny gawky guy, the helicopter pilot, etc