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28 Days Later (2003)

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28 Days Later [Blu-ray]
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Directed byDanny Boyle
CastAlex Palmer, Bindu De Stoppani, Jukka Hiltunen, David Schneider (IV) and Cillian Murphy
Theatrical ReleaseJune 27, 2003
DVD ReleaseOctober 9, 2007
Running Time113 minutes
Disc TypeBlu-ray Disc
MPAA RatingR (Restricted)
UPC Code024543468172
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1 Blu-ray, TWENTIETH CENTURY FOX HOME ENT, Usually ships in 24 hours, Anamorphic, Color, Dolby, DTS Surround Sound, Subtitled
Languages: English (Original Language), Spanish (Original Language), French (Original Language), Cantonese (Subtitled), English (Subtitled), Korean (Subtitled), Spanish (Subtitled), French (Dubbed), Spanish (Dubbed)
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Average user review: 3.0 (16 reviews)

rating: 3 QuoteLousy Picture Explained, but What about the Lousy Sound?Quote
Most of the other reviews on this Blu-ray release discuss and explain why the picture quality is considerably less than what we expect from high definition. I'll go along with that.

More annoying to me are the constant extremes in the sound track. There are any number of hushed conversations that I can't even hear, so I don't know what they're saying. Then a door will close and it's frighteningly loud, way beyond any half-way realistic sound mixing.

I was obliged to ride the volume control constantly, upping it to try (sometimes in vain) to hear the dialogue, downing it frantically when the sound would suddenly screech off the screen at me. I found this really obnoxious and amateurish in effect. The video may have been originally stylized such that hi def adds nothing to the experience, but there's no excuse for the wild mismatching of the sound effects, music and dialogue.

I like the movie very much though, and I'm looking forward now to watching 28 Weeks Later in Blu-ray, particularly after reading other reviews here that mention how good the sequel looks in hi def. I'm hoping the sound will be better, too. July 2, 2008

rating: 5 QuoteExcellent movieQuote
If you like zombie movies then this is a must have in your movie collection. I like all things Blu-ray so I chose to replace my DVD version with this one for the HD look. June 16, 2008

rating: 3 QuoteFalse advertising at its finest.Quote
I love HD. And I love horror movies that are not a total splatter fest. The two of them together is a win/win for me. I don't want to see guts and limbs ripped and tossed like so much bloody paper. As a movie this delivers wonderfully. A movie with a lot to tell that does it well. If I was reviewing the DVD it would get a 5 star in my book as an intelligent thriller that keeps you on the edge of your seat.

This beings me to the image quality. All over the package it talks about how AMAZING High Definition is "Beyond High Definition" right on the front. On the back "1080p HD Resolution provides dazzling unparalleled picture quality", and "Blu-ray Disc technology takes you beyond high definition for the Ultimate Home Theatre Experience!"

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I understand that this movie was not shot with $500K HD cameras and there is a stylized picture to the movie, but come on Sony and Fox! Most consumers just can't tell what is HD and what's not these days. I have a BD made by discovery about the space shuttle. There is a warning on the back that says that some of the footage is NOT IN HD, I am happy with that because I know what I am buying. It is clear and right there to read on the back.

Bottom Line: I love this movie. It is rare to find a good horror/thriller that does not so much on gore and more on story. But as a consumer I feel burned, because I could have purchased the DVD for about the same image quality and saved $[...]. April 4, 2008

rating: 1 Quoteugliest blu-ray title released yetQuote
yeah i loved the film, but it's a wasted effort as a high def release. the source material is simply too poor to benefit from the HD treatment. as a matter of fact, everything simply looks worse. there's hardly a single moment on screen that looks like it could almost sorta maybe if i squint real hard, look like high definition. i first watched this movie in china, which means that in all likelihood the dvd was pirated. i assumed the crappy video quality was a product of china's terrible intellectual property rights abuses, not the case. the movie just looks like garbage. save your dollars, you'll be wasting them here. March 22, 2008

rating: 3 QuoteWhat did I expect?Quote
I had not seen the trailer. My boyfriend had seen the advertisement and wanted to goto the movies to see it, really bad. I was dying to see him.. So I went. The movie itself, had made me laugh due to many reasons... It wasn't scary like I had expected. But ... seeing the name of this movie... brings back good memories of someone I hold very dear to my heart.

The guy in jail's voice reminded me of leprechaun. When they bit people or fed I laughed hysterically.. it looked so funny to me... and this call they had for eachother.. made me dye laughing too...

At least the movie made me happy.. March 20, 2008

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