Cinemaddiction
I took some long overdue advice from Evil Dead (where the hell are ya, bro?) and rented "28 Days Later" again.
Now, everyone knows how much critiquing I've done in regards to the film as of late, including the infamous "zombie or merely infected" debate, as well as some of the more ridiculous premises in the movie.
I sat down and watched it again this afternoon, took in as many aspects of the film as possible without thinking too hard, and ended up really enjoying it. The cinematography I noticed the first time around, but on the second go-round, I understood the character's developments, the implications of the film's societies actions, and most of all the director's message in regards to today's violent society.
Have there been films where you've seen them a couple of times before, really wanted to like it and didn't, only to give it one more try and totally absorb all that the film is about, and love it?
Now, everyone knows how much critiquing I've done in regards to the film as of late, including the infamous "zombie or merely infected" debate, as well as some of the more ridiculous premises in the movie.
I sat down and watched it again this afternoon, took in as many aspects of the film as possible without thinking too hard, and ended up really enjoying it. The cinematography I noticed the first time around, but on the second go-round, I understood the character's developments, the implications of the film's societies actions, and most of all the director's message in regards to today's violent society.
Have there been films where you've seen them a couple of times before, really wanted to like it and didn't, only to give it one more try and totally absorb all that the film is about, and love it?