Hello and welcome to a bonus episode of What Went Wrong, your favorite podcast, full stop, that just so happens to be about movies and how it is nearly impossible to make them, let alone a good one, let alone a two-decade in the making, waiting, three-quel sequel, continuation of a beloved early

a cult zombie, no, not a zombie, kind of a zombie film by Danny Boyle. As always, I am Chris Winterbauer,

joined by Lizzie Bassett. Lizzie. How are you doing

tonight? I'm great, and I'm very glad that we decided to collectively go see 28 years later.

Of course, we are doing this because we just covered 28 days later. Chris did an excellent job,

so make sure you've listened to that episode if you haven't already. And we thought, you know what? Why don't we get our butts in some seats and go see the,

you know, as you pointed out, sequel slash maybe a bit of a little bit of a leapfrog over 28 weeks later.

Before we get into anything, there will be spoilers pretty much from this point forward.

So, Chris, what did you think?

I loved that everyone died.

No, I'm just kidding.

I, so, okay, so I had very, I actually had not low expectations, but tempered expectations

going into it, because who knows, I haven't really liked a zombie movie in quite some time outside of like the first 10 minutes of Zach Snyder's Army of the Dead, which is a fantastic opening 10 minutes and then a very long movie after that.

And I sat in the theater by myself on a Friday next to a complete stranger.

And I was not expecting to cry an hour and a half into this movie.

Yeah.

And I absolutely was crying an hour and a half into this movie.

I loved it.

I thought it was an unusual film in the sense that there were, I thought it was very flawed in a lot of ways.

There were a lot of things where I thought either that didn't work or that's odd or that feels like it's ripping something

off I've already seen. And yet the whole of the movie, I absolutely loved. And I thought it's

fantastic. I also absolutely loved it. I agree there are some elements of this that if you take them

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