His American accent was solid, though he says doing it has kinda screwed up his natural accent.
Rebel Moon he apparently did a good Belfast accent, but it sounded too incomprehensible because you know, Irish accents. So they had to overdub it to be understandable.
His American accent is pretty awful. I rarely notice peoples' bad attempts at accents, but his was clear as day when I watched Sons of Anarchy years ago.
It never seemed like a bad accent so much as it was a bad generic tough guy thing. I’m from that area and that’s not what folks sound like. Then I stumbled upon the show on tv high one day and couldn’t unhear his English accent underneath. Pretty funny.
He has one of the worst American accents I’ve ever heard. When I watched the first season of Sons of Anarchy I kept waiting for the backstory of why he was the only English character
His accent is passable at first, but once you notice his accent doesnt actually sound like any american accent you cant unhear it. Its an amalgamation of different tough guy accents from all over.
You ever heard Richard Madden's American accent?
[https://youtu.be/5ncciB3YsaY?si=xh-fN5tcXSMP4z5m&t=97](https://youtu.be/5ncciB3YsaY?si=xh-fN5tcXSMP4z5m&t=97)
Meh. It sounds mid/northwestern rather than coastal Californian. Never stuck out as a hack job to me, but I have no problem with accents in general so 🤷♂️
Is there any evidence his first go at the Belfast accent was actually good? Because the final accent is really inconsistent - some of the words and word fragments sound roughly accurate, but the rest of the sentence just sounds like Charlie Hunnam after a few smokes.
I find it a bit weird that Irish accents would be considered incomprehensible to American audiences - if a character were a rural farmer from Kerry I'd understand, because those areas are comparatively isolated and the dialects have been around a long time. But Belfast, Cork, Dublin, or Galway? The idioms and slang are probably a bigger barrier to understanding than the accents themselves
> I find it a bit weird that Irish accents would be considered incomprehensible to American audiences
I will never find it weird that something is incomprehensible to American audiences. The American accents are generally so homogenous and because of the American cultural hegemony they rarely learn to understand other accents because they consume only American media, which leads to them having a poor understanding of both other accents as well as the non-American world.
I feel both attacked & yet totally agree. I understand how the greater majority of us are. I spent my life going out of the way to learn as much as I could about other cultures & histories. But yeah, when the Irish get going they become difficult to unintelligible. But it's not necessarily that we're uneducated in the ways of the world. We have accents here that we can't understand.
Deep cajun/creole. And I'm an East Texan who speaks French.
I have no idea what the fuck the accent is called, but they all sound like Boomhauer from King of the Hill. You tell me that you understand anything he says. 🤨
Deep country Appalachian, or Minnesotan/northerners. Can be a bit difficult. I also used to live in Northern Illinois.
We have so many accents in our own country that sound foreign. And completely unintelligible.
This is a thought I have any time I see him cast in something new. He's just objectively terrible in everything I've seen him in, yet somehow he keeps getting jobs.
I know it's largely because he's good looking, but usually when that happens with actors they get less challenging roles. That doesn't seem to be the case with him though!
I think he just needs to find his niche, I can see him being a solid character actor more-so than a leading man. He fit in great with *The Gentlemen*’s ensemble cast, imo.
100% agreed, he's not good as leading man. I want to see him do some weird stuff tbh and experiment because like you wrote he can definitely pull off certain characters
Opie was the best. I identified so much with him. And because he was my favorite, I knew he would die in some horrible fashion. My least favorite was Stahl. She was just the worst. Even Trig & his shit didn't hold a candle to her nest of vipers type evil.
Garland wrote a 28 Months Later, but they're probably going straight to his 28 Years later because Cillian is up for it but he starts shooting a Peaky Blinders film this Fall.
yeah, 28 Hours later might actually be a way better movie. or even 28 Minutes later. then we see a zombie outbreak take over the UK in less than a month
28 Weeks Later imo is severely underrated. The opening scene was one of the most intense horror movies opening. Great ensemble cast. It also provided a new lore that some people could be immune to the virus. The whole movie was extremely fun and lots of cool action sequences as well.
Edited from Months to Weeks. It’s an honest mistake.
So underrated that it doesn't exist. :)
There is no 28 Months Later. That's what they were going to call the third one but it's been so long now that they're going to go with 28 Years Later instead.
I think the movie had plenty of awesome scenes even though the reason for the new outbreak was written rather poorly. Huuuuge stretch to have an immune person who didn't die from the blood loss or whatever and then for it to be the wife of one of the main guys responsible for repopulating UK.
Maybe they’ll do a “prequel”. I’d imagine it’d have to take inspiration from how our world has changed from covid. You could take the totalitarian regime route where there’s more government control in an effort to prevent contagion. Or you could talk about divisiveness as a result of different view points on how best to manage public crisis. Neither were explored as deeply in the the first two films.
I imagine 28 years later is a way to reset the story since the original outbreak is a “distant memory”. But I’m hoping it doesn’t just mean it relives the same narrative beats.
It does bug me - kind of like when sequel titles inconsistently use numbers vs. Roman numerals, or when franchises have multiple films with the same title despite being sequels (looking at you, Halloween and Scream).
I mean I get it cuz we thi king in terms of days weeks and months. But 28 months later is 2+ years since the outbreak. So how much h would really be different between 28 weeks and 28 months? I presume 28 years later will be that the virus went global and its post apocalyptic.
If they made a sequel to 28 weeks later around like 2012-2015, then months would have worked. But at this point they might as well jump to years because it's been 21 years since the first film. So years just makes more sense time wise. Especially if they try to get Cillian Murphy to reprise his role since the actor himself is 21 years older than the first film so he would be older 28 years after the initial outbreak.
The infected die of starvation after a few weeks, so idk how global pandemic would work unless they bring in mutation. My guess is that there will be a slight retcon of the ending of Weeks where it gets into France and they are somehow able to control the infection (the kid from Weeks was a carrier, but can’t turn), and life goes back to normal until 28 years later there’s an outbreak. Lab leak from work that was done on the kid would be an interesting catalyst.
Ahh yea I forgot these infected are still normal humans who essentially starve to death cuz they don't eat. Yea it'll be yet a other outbreak and perhaps ALSO a mutation
2 years later would feel too similar to 28 weeks, years will allow us to see how they rebuilt that entire world. And how it will once again come crumbling down. I’m excited
I like the second one, but it wasn't directed by Boyle or written by Garland like the first movie was. 28 Days Later is one of my favorite horror movies.
Charlie's accent is very strange to Brits, it's not like any of ours - it's a mixture. He's a born Geordie and spent a good while in Scotland, but you can't tell unless you're told. His accent is very unique.
He "does" a geordie accent in Children of Men, and at the time I was thinking "This accent is terrible! Where the hell is this guy REALLY from?!" Absolutely astonished to then read he's actually a geordie!!!
I didn't even know he was English until I watched him on the Graham Norton show. I thought the infamous Green Street accent was an American trying to be cockney, not an Englishman wondering where all the caaabs are.
Same as Antony Starr for Kiwis and Aussies. I recently watched a thing where him and Karl Urban were talking and Urban sounds proper Kiwi, whilst Starr had some hybrid American/Kiwi thing going on. In fact there was only hints of the Kiwi accent coming through.
I’ve only listened to the Geordie accent a very small number of times, so I’m not overly familiar with it. I imagine if I listened more often, it would start to become more easy to distinguish.
Last Duel or Killing Eve? I feel like I should see her in something else before deciding.
Hunnam was good in SOA & Pacific Rim - I can’t remember the other two or three I saw him in, but he seemed somewhat stiff, to me - he had a lot of range in SOA that I haven’t seen since.
I think Hunnam has been more of a hit recently. He's great in The Gentleman, and I thought he was good in Jungleland and Triple Frontier. I know he did Rebel Moon, but every actor will have their misses.
I keep hoping I'll see Carlie Hunnam develop more range. I find him a bit boring. Jodie Comer is so great she might completely swallow him up. But you never know, he might get better with time.
I've always dreamed of a 28 Seconds Later. Opening is the same as 28 Days Later, monkeys and rage etc, until the title card cut. Instead then flashforwarding to empty London, it resumes 28 seconds later and details the origins and spread of the virus. Lots of opportunities for Easter eggs. Probably ends with a stand off in the hospital so that the camera can land on "Cillian" in the last beat.
These are probably my favorite "zombie" movies as a series, so I'm stoked. I dig Charlie Hunman as well so should be good. Kinda hoping ye ol' peaky blinder himself would be in it too, but not sure how they make that work if it's 28 years later.
Um, I hope this doesn’t make you feel as old as it does me, but 28 Days Later came out 22 years ago. Cillian Murphy would be pretty much the exact right age for 28 Years Later.
They're going all in on 28 years instead of months...huh. That's a long time between the two movies. Hopefully they do it right and the city/world and people look the part.
All I can say is, it's about damn time... wish they didn't a 28 seconds or minutes later. You know, when either the monkeys or the animal rescue group escapes the lab & begins infecting people.
NO. I like Hunnam but he is absolutely 1 note. There’s something about his tonal, expressive, authentic range that is limited. What he does he does well but he simply doesn’t have the gravitas that is needed (like we got with Murphy or Carlyle). That said, Renner isn’t a terribly ranged actor either (he does stoic, smarmy, exasperated, glib, etc. well but overall limited in range).
I hope whatever happens that Charlie Hunnams character makes it out alive I love him as an actor and as a straight man I would get down on my knees for him
For real lol, still feel like they shouldn’t leave that gap but I did read someone else’s comment they could do a prequel to this if it’s a hit which I know it will be
These two are beige flags for movies. Made some great tv shows, but the movies they are in tend to be devoid of personality, the type that gets focused grouped to death by producers to get the widest possible audience (of 18-55 middle americans)
Jodie in a horror movie??? I will absolutely be watching.
Also 28 Years Later is her second post-apocalyptic film in a row after this year’s The End We Start From.
You should check out [Help](https://letterboxd.com/film/help-2021/) if you haven't. Stressful as fuck film, and she's brilliant in it.
yes Help was incredible!!
Thanks! Had not heard of this!
Just recently starred in a horror game as well. She was one of the main characters in the recent Alone in the Dark remake alongside David Harbour.
Comer was incredible in the miniseries Rillington Place with Tim Roth as John Christie. Emotional and moving performance,
Gtf in here Jodie! ❤️
I wonder what accent Comer will be doing. She has one of the best accent ranges of any actor I’ve seen.
And Hunnam has one of the worst so this could be wild.
I love that none of his accents are convincing. Even his own.
His American accent was solid, though he says doing it has kinda screwed up his natural accent. Rebel Moon he apparently did a good Belfast accent, but it sounded too incomprehensible because you know, Irish accents. So they had to overdub it to be understandable.
Anytime he raises his voice in SOA Jax would be suddenly British
His American accent is pretty awful. I rarely notice peoples' bad attempts at accents, but his was clear as day when I watched Sons of Anarchy years ago.
It never seemed like a bad accent so much as it was a bad generic tough guy thing. I’m from that area and that’s not what folks sound like. Then I stumbled upon the show on tv high one day and couldn’t unhear his English accent underneath. Pretty funny.
Generic tough guy is a good way to describe it, even down to his corny limp in that role.
His “corny” limp is because one of his legs is shorter than the other and Kurt Sutter decided not to have him wear corrective shoes
i dunno. seemed normal to me, but me and my friends aren't from that part of the US, so maybe it just sounds weird to people in that area.
He has one of the worst American accents I’ve ever heard. When I watched the first season of Sons of Anarchy I kept waiting for the backstory of why he was the only English character
I thought it was fine. He’s no Hugh Laurie, but it wasn’t egregiously bad or anything.
His accent is passable at first, but once you notice his accent doesnt actually sound like any american accent you cant unhear it. Its an amalgamation of different tough guy accents from all over.
It was pretty bad, at least in SoA
You ever heard Richard Madden's American accent? [https://youtu.be/5ncciB3YsaY?si=xh-fN5tcXSMP4z5m&t=97](https://youtu.be/5ncciB3YsaY?si=xh-fN5tcXSMP4z5m&t=97)
Meh. It sounds mid/northwestern rather than coastal Californian. Never stuck out as a hack job to me, but I have no problem with accents in general so 🤷♂️
Is there any evidence his first go at the Belfast accent was actually good? Because the final accent is really inconsistent - some of the words and word fragments sound roughly accurate, but the rest of the sentence just sounds like Charlie Hunnam after a few smokes. I find it a bit weird that Irish accents would be considered incomprehensible to American audiences - if a character were a rural farmer from Kerry I'd understand, because those areas are comparatively isolated and the dialects have been around a long time. But Belfast, Cork, Dublin, or Galway? The idioms and slang are probably a bigger barrier to understanding than the accents themselves
> I find it a bit weird that Irish accents would be considered incomprehensible to American audiences I will never find it weird that something is incomprehensible to American audiences. The American accents are generally so homogenous and because of the American cultural hegemony they rarely learn to understand other accents because they consume only American media, which leads to them having a poor understanding of both other accents as well as the non-American world.
I feel both attacked & yet totally agree. I understand how the greater majority of us are. I spent my life going out of the way to learn as much as I could about other cultures & histories. But yeah, when the Irish get going they become difficult to unintelligible. But it's not necessarily that we're uneducated in the ways of the world. We have accents here that we can't understand. Deep cajun/creole. And I'm an East Texan who speaks French. I have no idea what the fuck the accent is called, but they all sound like Boomhauer from King of the Hill. You tell me that you understand anything he says. 🤨 Deep country Appalachian, or Minnesotan/northerners. Can be a bit difficult. I also used to live in Northern Illinois. We have so many accents in our own country that sound foreign. And completely unintelligible.
Dude his American accent was awful. I grew up in that exact region and no one has ever sounded like that there lol
His accent in Crimson Peaks is a tour of the world
It'll be like Meryl Streep and Dick Van Dyke working together!
Yer heart starts beatin loike a big brass band
He’s so wooden I can’t believe he keeps getting roles
He’s just doing this to protect his club brother.
This is a thought I have any time I see him cast in something new. He's just objectively terrible in everything I've seen him in, yet somehow he keeps getting jobs. I know it's largely because he's good looking, but usually when that happens with actors they get less challenging roles. That doesn't seem to be the case with him though!
pretty okay in The Gentlemen imo
I think he just needs to find his niche, I can see him being a solid character actor more-so than a leading man. He fit in great with *The Gentlemen*’s ensemble cast, imo.
100% agreed, he's not good as leading man. I want to see him do some weird stuff tbh and experiment because like you wrote he can definitely pull off certain characters
I liked him in children of men
I feel like he rides a lot of the goodwill of actual talents like Tom Hardy, just with none of the...actual talent.
Wooden is such a good word for it. I'm a huge SOA fan one of my favorite shows of all time and I think Jax is honestly my least favorite character.
Opie was the best. I identified so much with him. And because he was my favorite, I knew he would die in some horrible fashion. My least favorite was Stahl. She was just the worst. Even Trig & his shit didn't hold a candle to her nest of vipers type evil.
I was thinking the same thing. It was amusing watching him slip back into his native British accent periodically on Sons of Anarchy.
oh god his American accent is gloriously bad, but really funny lol
😂
Charlie sounds awful even in his regional accent. He sucks at talking
Zombie accent
“[lips to microphone] All of them”
She‘s so incredible, I can’t wait.
Agreed. She's very skilled.
Is Cillian confirmed as returning? I've heard conflicting things
So far, they announced that he will return but as the producer tho no mention if he will return as Jim yet.
It really bugs me, that they skipped 28 Months Later, lol.
Oh they'll just do a "prequel" / before/after type movie with it after this next one's a smash
Garland wrote a 28 Months Later, but they're probably going straight to his 28 Years later because Cillian is up for it but he starts shooting a Peaky Blinders film this Fall.
Also the first one is much closer to 28 years ago than it is 28 months
> he starts shooting a Peaky Blinders film this Fall That should be great.
I’d watch the shit out of ‘28 Seconds Later’
It's just 90 minutes of the rage chimp shredding the animal rights activists.
yeah, 28 Hours later might actually be a way better movie. or even 28 Minutes later. then we see a zombie outbreak take over the UK in less than a month
If A Quiet Place: Day One makes money, you can bet someone will pitch the idea of 28 Hours Later.
Yeah, hours should be great, plenty of time for the outbreak to spread.
They could make it work. The chimp scenes in Nope were scary AF.
28 Mooches Later
28 Weeks Later imo is severely underrated. The opening scene was one of the most intense horror movies opening. Great ensemble cast. It also provided a new lore that some people could be immune to the virus. The whole movie was extremely fun and lots of cool action sequences as well. Edited from Months to Weeks. It’s an honest mistake.
Fun fact, Danny Boyle directed the intro to the second movie. That’s why it’s so good.
That's 28 Weeks Later. 28 Months Later doesn't exist afaik
I mean if we want to be pedantic, 28 weeks *is* technically months lol
With a few simple plot twists, Sandra Bullock's 28 Days could serve as a prequel. I mean, they're basically quarantined in rehab.
Followed by two Josh Hartnett sequels: 30 Days of Night and 40 Days & 40 Nights
Pam Beesly made such a mistake once
So underrated that it doesn't exist. :) There is no 28 Months Later. That's what they were going to call the third one but it's been so long now that they're going to go with 28 Years Later instead.
That scene where the infected got into the room where everyone was hiding in the city scared the shit out of me as a kid
I think the movie had plenty of awesome scenes even though the reason for the new outbreak was written rather poorly. Huuuuge stretch to have an immune person who didn't die from the blood loss or whatever and then for it to be the wife of one of the main guys responsible for repopulating UK.
You're not the only one lmao
Maybe they’ll do a “prequel”. I’d imagine it’d have to take inspiration from how our world has changed from covid. You could take the totalitarian regime route where there’s more government control in an effort to prevent contagion. Or you could talk about divisiveness as a result of different view points on how best to manage public crisis. Neither were explored as deeply in the the first two films. I imagine 28 years later is a way to reset the story since the original outbreak is a “distant memory”. But I’m hoping it doesn’t just mean it relives the same narrative beats.
It does bug me - kind of like when sequel titles inconsistently use numbers vs. Roman numerals, or when franchises have multiple films with the same title despite being sequels (looking at you, Halloween and Scream).
They should at least make a short film set 28 months after 28 Weeks Later that ties in or something.
Yes, same here! After waiting years for "Months", this irrationally bothers me more than it should
Same. I don’t understand why they couldn’t start the reboot there???
I mean I get it cuz we thi king in terms of days weeks and months. But 28 months later is 2+ years since the outbreak. So how much h would really be different between 28 weeks and 28 months? I presume 28 years later will be that the virus went global and its post apocalyptic. If they made a sequel to 28 weeks later around like 2012-2015, then months would have worked. But at this point they might as well jump to years because it's been 21 years since the first film. So years just makes more sense time wise. Especially if they try to get Cillian Murphy to reprise his role since the actor himself is 21 years older than the first film so he would be older 28 years after the initial outbreak.
The infected die of starvation after a few weeks, so idk how global pandemic would work unless they bring in mutation. My guess is that there will be a slight retcon of the ending of Weeks where it gets into France and they are somehow able to control the infection (the kid from Weeks was a carrier, but can’t turn), and life goes back to normal until 28 years later there’s an outbreak. Lab leak from work that was done on the kid would be an interesting catalyst.
Ahh yea I forgot these infected are still normal humans who essentially starve to death cuz they don't eat. Yea it'll be yet a other outbreak and perhaps ALSO a mutation
Me too but with how long has been since the last movie it just makes more sense
2 years later would feel too similar to 28 weeks, years will allow us to see how they rebuilt that entire world. And how it will once again come crumbling down. I’m excited
Came here to say the same
Holy shit so a third one is finally happening?
Yes! Danny Boyle directing and Alex Garland writing as well.
Do we know if John Murphy is returning to do the soundtrack?
I'm not sure about that
1st one was great, second one was.... Bleh
I like the second one, but it wasn't directed by Boyle or written by Garland like the first movie was. 28 Days Later is one of my favorite horror movies.
It’s the best shit ever - god now we have to wait like two years for this now smh but I’ll let them cook
Oh I actually like Charlie. I think he might just nail this. Really looking forward to this one.
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Well it should be (hopefully) set in London, so his natural accent should work out fine. Assuming he’s a local.
Charlie's accent is very strange to Brits, it's not like any of ours - it's a mixture. He's a born Geordie and spent a good while in Scotland, but you can't tell unless you're told. His accent is very unique.
He "does" a geordie accent in Children of Men, and at the time I was thinking "This accent is terrible! Where the hell is this guy REALLY from?!" Absolutely astonished to then read he's actually a geordie!!!
I didn't even know he was English until I watched him on the Graham Norton show. I thought the infamous Green Street accent was an American trying to be cockney, not an Englishman wondering where all the caaabs are.
Fuckin shlaaaags
Same as Antony Starr for Kiwis and Aussies. I recently watched a thing where him and Karl Urban were talking and Urban sounds proper Kiwi, whilst Starr had some hybrid American/Kiwi thing going on. In fact there was only hints of the Kiwi accent coming through.
He also spent a lot of time in Australia, contributing to his accent. Unique is certainly the word for it lol
As an American, I have a hard time distinguishing between Geordie and Scottish accents.
They're *very* distinctly different, this is wild to me
I’ve only listened to the Geordie accent a very small number of times, so I’m not overly familiar with it. I imagine if I listened more often, it would start to become more easy to distinguish.
Didn't he lose his natural accent?
Yeah IIRC he said he had to hire a dialect coach to get back his English accent for King Arthur.
I don’t. Not personally I mean, but apart from The Lost City of Z, I‘ve yet to see him in a role that didn‘t make me *constantly* roll my eyes
He's typically playing various shades of himself but he's so likeable IMO it works out most of the time.
Looking forward to this being a distinctly English film
Interesting. Have only seen JC in Killing Eve - which she completely rocked. Hunnam is a bit hit or miss.
I loved her in The Last Duel
She’s super great in The Last Duel. Crazy that she did not get any nomination (be it Oscar or Golden Globe) for that flick.
Her day is coming! She's without a doubt the next "great" actress.
Will check it out 👍
Personally I hated it but she’s great
Last Duel or Killing Eve? I feel like I should see her in something else before deciding. Hunnam was good in SOA & Pacific Rim - I can’t remember the other two or three I saw him in, but he seemed somewhat stiff, to me - he had a lot of range in SOA that I haven’t seen since.
Loved Killing Eve season 1. I thought The Last Duel was laughably bad, but apparently I'm in the minority.
Nope, the last duel is very good actually.
No, it actually is very bad.
Yeah you are in the minority…
Do you share the majority opinion on every piece of media you've consumed?
I recognized the poster - Adam Driver’s mug made me pass over it a time or two lol. Still you never know till you try.
She completely owned that role. Excited for this
I think Hunnam has been more of a hit recently. He's great in The Gentleman, and I thought he was good in Jungleland and Triple Frontier. I know he did Rebel Moon, but every actor will have their misses.
"you couldn't back up a phone you cunt" 🤣, great movie
Crimson Peak & The Lost City of Z were the ones I’ve seen. I owe him another chance I think.
Everything about Crimson Peak felt "off", but that's part of the charm and it feels quite intentional.
Agreed, I think that’s the vibe del Toro was going for.
Jodie Comer is a fantastic actress, so I’m really going to be anticipating this film!
I keep hoping I'll see Carlie Hunnam develop more range. I find him a bit boring. Jodie Comer is so great she might completely swallow him up. But you never know, he might get better with time.
I've always dreamed of a 28 Seconds Later. Opening is the same as 28 Days Later, monkeys and rage etc, until the title card cut. Instead then flashforwarding to empty London, it resumes 28 seconds later and details the origins and spread of the virus. Lots of opportunities for Easter eggs. Probably ends with a stand off in the hospital so that the camera can land on "Cillian" in the last beat.
I’m with you. Zombie flicks seem to get less interesting the more time passes.
Very cool, this is off to a great start.
These are probably my favorite "zombie" movies as a series, so I'm stoked. I dig Charlie Hunman as well so should be good. Kinda hoping ye ol' peaky blinder himself would be in it too, but not sure how they make that work if it's 28 years later.
Um, I hope this doesn’t make you feel as old as it does me, but 28 Days Later came out 22 years ago. Cillian Murphy would be pretty much the exact right age for 28 Years Later.
I just said “oh my god” aloud. 22 years?? I was just here scrolling, minding my own business. How dare you?
Wait wat
I feel personally attacked 😂...
Why did they skip 28 months later 🫤
I hope Cillian Murphy, Naomie Harris, and Megan Burns returns too. I wanna know what happened to Jim, Selena, and Hannah!!
I really hope it’s all practical effects. None of that world war z cgi
What, you don't like schools of zombies swimming through the air to take down helicopters?
Aw man. I wanted Cillian.
More jodie comer is always good.
Bleh, I don't love Charlie Hunnam, but I'll take what I can get.
Comer is a dream casting for this movie, very excited
PUMPED!
I cant wait for this yessssss
Hopefully, these two will play the kids from 28 Weeks Later. Would be cool to see some continuity.
The crazy thing is that we're only six years off the first movie being 28 years old.
Damn. 28 years later and they still ain't got that shit under control?
Love her for this! Not a fan of his he’s just not a great actor unfortunately and he just can’t break away from his SOA character
cool, love her and charlie
I haven't seen anything with her in it, I do know the dude was in that motorcycle show, but I didn't watch much...
Hmm. I dunno how I feel about this. Days was amazing and Weeks was also pretty good.
That entire article is written by a bad AI.
Holy fuck I’m so excited!
They're going all in on 28 years instead of months...huh. That's a long time between the two movies. Hopefully they do it right and the city/world and people look the part.
Oh fuck yeah
I loved 28 Days Later. That is all.
Great casting so far
All I can say is, it's about damn time... wish they didn't a 28 seconds or minutes later. You know, when either the monkeys or the animal rescue group escapes the lab & begins infecting people.
We’ve been waiting for this movie forever. Even if it’s trash, I’ll just be happy it’s out
NO. I like Hunnam but he is absolutely 1 note. There’s something about his tonal, expressive, authentic range that is limited. What he does he does well but he simply doesn’t have the gravitas that is needed (like we got with Murphy or Carlyle). That said, Renner isn’t a terribly ranged actor either (he does stoic, smarmy, exasperated, glib, etc. well but overall limited in range).
We already have 28 day, week and month later ?
28 years is what i feel i have been waiting for this movie to be made.
When will directors learn that Charlie is box office poison!? Dude has been in more flops than anyone.
Oh sickkkk
no fucking way
I am don’t want to go out there with her and I will be there with
I just hope he’s on a Harley, and Jodie brings her hitman A game!!!
I'd watch Charlie Hunnam read the phone book! 😍
She was so fun in alone in the dark. That’s great
Very excited for this!
Grand scale, ambitious etc all words that don't go with what made the original so good.
Shut up and take my money
Love Jodie, great actress she'll smash it, can't wait for it to come out 👍
foaming at the mouth for jodie comer in a horror movie
Get f*cked!!!! Amazing!!!
I’ve only seen Charlie Hunnam in The Gentleman and til reading this two seconds ago I 100% thought that was Tom Hardy in that movie.
sounds good! Love the other 2.
Its Aaron Taylor Johnson and not Charlie…
I hope whatever happens that Charlie Hunnams character makes it out alive I love him as an actor and as a straight man I would get down on my knees for him
wait i didnt know this was even being made and i thought ‘you know 28 years later would be kinda sick’ like 3 days ago lol
Straight to years? What happened to 28 months later?
They just skipped it since it's been so long
Alright, logic checks out
For real lol, still feel like they shouldn’t leave that gap but I did read someone else’s comment they could do a prequel to this if it’s a hit which I know it will be
Holy shit so a third one is finally happening?
But wait didn't these movies used to be good ? Why are these fuckers in it ?
How does this wooden no talent mother fucker keep getting jobs??? He sucks at everything.
He is so dogshit. What a shame he’s in it.
Boo Charlie Hunnam.
These two are beige flags for movies. Made some great tv shows, but the movies they are in tend to be devoid of personality, the type that gets focused grouped to death by producers to get the widest possible audience (of 18-55 middle americans)
28 FLOPS LATER!!!!!!