28 Days Later (US - DVD R1)
Fox Home Entertainment has sent over artwork for a limited edition of the film
Title: 28 Days Later
Starring: Cillian Murphy
Released: 1st May 2007
SRP: $19.98
Further Details:
Fox Home Entertainment has sent over artwork for a limited edition of 28 Days Later which stars Cillian Murphy, Brendan Gleeson, Christopher Eccleston, and Naomie Harris. The disc will be available to own from the 1st May, and should retail at around $19.98. The film itself will be presented in anamorphic widescreen, along with an English Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround track. Extras will be identical to that of the current release, albeit with an exclusive sneak peek at the theatrical sequel 28 Weeks Later through behind-the-scenes footage, and an exclusive “28 Days Later: The Aftermath” animated featurette that bridges the storyline between the two films. As an added bonus for fans, the DVD will also include a Movie Money coupon good for one free admission. We've attached the official package artwork below:
News by Tom Woodward
Starring: Cillian Murphy
Released: 1st May 2007
SRP: $19.98
Further Details:
Fox Home Entertainment has sent over artwork for a limited edition of 28 Days Later which stars Cillian Murphy, Brendan Gleeson, Christopher Eccleston, and Naomie Harris. The disc will be available to own from the 1st May, and should retail at around $19.98. The film itself will be presented in anamorphic widescreen, along with an English Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround track. Extras will be identical to that of the current release, albeit with an exclusive sneak peek at the theatrical sequel 28 Weeks Later through behind-the-scenes footage, and an exclusive “28 Days Later: The Aftermath” animated featurette that bridges the storyline between the two films. As an added bonus for fans, the DVD will also include a Movie Money coupon good for one free admission. We've attached the official package artwork below:
News by Tom Woodward
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Nah, that ain't it. Press release says May 1st, a Tuesday. Tuesday means US, UK releases are on Monday. I was so gonna buy this, doesn't anyone know what happened?
I wonder if it was supposed to be region 2 announcement since they have the same release coming out on May 7 in UK
28 Days Later Limited Edition
I'm hoping for next week since it is suppossed to come with a movie ticket for "28 Weeks Later" but all my sources are coming up empty. 
Taco5 wrote: Is this still coming out on 5/1/07? I don't see anyone advertising it.
I was wondering the same thing. I can't find it on any site, and it's supposed to come out in, what, four days?
I was wondering the same thing. I can't find it on any site, and it's supposed to come out in, what, four days?
Is this still coming out on 5/1/07? I don't see anyone advertising it.
Cheddar J. Cheese wrote:
That pretty much sums up how I feel really. I mean, a sequel without the original cast and crew, can you spell failure (critically, well nowadays anything is a failure financially)?
I hate to correct you on this, but most of the same crew has been retained from "28 Days Later" (minus the director and screenwriter, of course). The sequel retains Mark Tildesley (production designer), Chris Gill (editor), John Murphy (composer) and Glenn Freemantle (sound designer). Even Danny Boyle and Alex Garland are staying on the production as executive producers, so they're involved with the sequel to an extent.
That pretty much sums up how I feel really. I mean, a sequel without the original cast and crew, can you spell failure (critically, well nowadays anything is a failure financially)?
I hate to correct you on this, but most of the same crew has been retained from "28 Days Later" (minus the director and screenwriter, of course). The sequel retains Mark Tildesley (production designer), Chris Gill (editor), John Murphy (composer) and Glenn Freemantle (sound designer). Even Danny Boyle and Alex Garland are staying on the production as executive producers, so they're involved with the sequel to an extent.
Well I suppose I have to get this seeing as... 1)I didnt buy it the first nor second times around 2)I want to see the second for free.
I actually don't mind that 28 weeks later isnt directed by Danny Boyle. He did a great job and is moving on. I don't have any current expectations for this because I hope it'll be good!
I actually don't mind that 28 weeks later isnt directed by Danny Boyle. He did a great job and is moving on. I don't have any current expectations for this because I hope it'll be good!
Pity we won't get the same offer down under but you never know - not worth upgrading otherwise.
But you never know, the sequel may be ok - sometimes they are - Aliens anyone for example?
But you never know, the sequel may be ok - sometimes they are - Aliens anyone for example?
I'm getting this. I don't own it so this is the chance. and plus, it has a movie money.
Haha, this one came right out of the blue! This is quite tempting with the movie money cash, considering you'll get this for like five bucks. I loved the premise out of this movie, but towards the end it dragged quite a bit. I really love zombie type flicks though, so maybe a second watch is necessary...
I like this movie alot, not a fan of that genera at all either!
since I don't own yet probably pick this one up so I have an exuse to see the follow up.
since I don't own yet probably pick this one up so I have an exuse to see the follow up.
Fox double-dipping the original before the sequel is released? WOW! Never saw that coming!
It was shot on DV, not high def or even HDV. DV looks pretty bad, no matter what you do to it, so a decent transfer isn't something that's really possible.
Ray Waterway wrote: It was supposed to be dirty, thereby highlighting the difference between the uses of digital video and film (used at the end of the movie). I think a meticulously clean presentation would have detracted from the movie, in point of fact, instead of getting that gritty feeling that the world around Jim was dead.
I get that, but the grain and dirt tended to be distracting. Honestly, I know they wanted to give a documentary feel to the film and just by having it handheld and digital gave it a gritty feel. The dirt just seemed to added in, when tape isn't a medium that can accomulate impurities like dirt and specks.
I get that, but the grain and dirt tended to be distracting. Honestly, I know they wanted to give a documentary feel to the film and just by having it handheld and digital gave it a gritty feel. The dirt just seemed to added in, when tape isn't a medium that can accomulate impurities like dirt and specks.
I may pick this up. I usually don't like to double dip though. I can't wait to see the sequel however. Latino Review said that they loved the script and they are usually right on the money. http://www.latinoreview.com/scriptreview.php?id...
Since I don't have it yet,i'll get this version for sure.Great movie!
very tempting?? i don't own the movie, but getting it with the coupon for the sequel. sounds like a bargin but i still heard that a directors cut of the movie is coming out probably by the end of the year.
this is exacty why I never buy DVD's the first time around, so I can get the ones like this
That's all well and good but where's the friggen' blu-ray?
mc_serenity wrote: FangsFirst wrote: The art rocks and the coupon is tempting...but it'd've been nice if they'd added SOMETHING new that was related to the *original* film...
Perhaps give the video a new transfer? For a movie that was shot digitally, the transfer was much more dirtier than movies shot on film. I'm hoping Fox cleaned up the video a little bit, though.
It was supposed to be dirty, thereby highlighting the difference between the uses of digital video and film (used at the end of the movie). I think a meticulously clean presentation would have detracted from the movie, in point of fact, instead of getting that gritty feeling that the world around Jim was dead.
Perhaps give the video a new transfer? For a movie that was shot digitally, the transfer was much more dirtier than movies shot on film. I'm hoping Fox cleaned up the video a little bit, though.
It was supposed to be dirty, thereby highlighting the difference between the uses of digital video and film (used at the end of the movie). I think a meticulously clean presentation would have detracted from the movie, in point of fact, instead of getting that gritty feeling that the world around Jim was dead.
FangsFirst wrote: The art rocks and the coupon is tempting...but it'd've been nice if they'd added SOMETHING new that was related to the *original* film...
Perhaps give the video a new transfer? For a movie that was shot digitally, the transfer was much more dirtier than movies shot on film. I'm hoping Fox cleaned up the video a little bit, though.
Perhaps give the video a new transfer? For a movie that was shot digitally, the transfer was much more dirtier than movies shot on film. I'm hoping Fox cleaned up the video a little bit, though.
Very very nice artwork. Though, I want this movie, I'm just going to pick up the cheap $8 one.
The art rocks and the coupon is tempting...but it'd've been nice if they'd added SOMETHING new that was related to the *original* film...
I love the new cover art
Nice
WOW... this had been out last year!!
not the limited edition, but, some type of this...
not the limited edition, but, some type of this...
Beautiful cover art. I don't have the original edition, but I thought the movie was pretty good, so I may pick it up. Don't know why some people sneer at it, though. It's a lot better than those zombie remakes and sequels they're pushing out nowadays ("Dawn of the Dead", anyone?).
And the sequel looks pretty intriguing, although it looks like a retread of the first film. Cheddar and saydenie, the sequel may not have the same cast but Danny Boyle and Alex Garland are producing the sequel, so I guess they have confidence in the sequel.
And the sequel looks pretty intriguing, although it looks like a retread of the first film. Cheddar and saydenie, the sequel may not have the same cast but Danny Boyle and Alex Garland are producing the sequel, so I guess they have confidence in the sequel.
Free ticket to go see 28 weeks later? I'm sold, considering the economics of the deal. I'm sure some retailer will have it between $10-12 and seeing as how an evening movie ticket is $9 near me, this is a no-brainer.
saydenie wrote: I absolutely love 28 Days Later, I think it's one of the best horror/action films of this decade. But I refuse to see the sequel and will not be buying this DVD. Enough is enough.
That pretty much sums up how I feel really. I mean, a sequel without the original cast and crew, can you spell failure (critically, well nowadays anything is a failure financially)?
I won't see the sequel, but I think the original is grand (which I of course own already), although, except for the quote, that is some pretty nice art. Do you think the "blood" is the actual amaray under the slipcover with clear "holes" for it to show through?
"The Aftermath" is that new graphic novel that came out (or is coming out) for the movie no? Seems like they'd just streamline the images to make an "animated featurette".
That pretty much sums up how I feel really. I mean, a sequel without the original cast and crew, can you spell failure (critically, well nowadays anything is a failure financially)?
I won't see the sequel, but I think the original is grand (which I of course own already), although, except for the quote, that is some pretty nice art. Do you think the "blood" is the actual amaray under the slipcover with clear "holes" for it to show through?
"The Aftermath" is that new graphic novel that came out (or is coming out) for the movie no? Seems like they'd just streamline the images to make an "animated featurette".
I absolutely love 28 Days Later, I think it's one of the best horror/action films of this decade. But I refuse to see the sequel and will not be buying this DVD. Enough is enough.
That's stupid. They are really screwing people over. It's a great movie but there's pretty much no reason to buy this edition. The one out now is good enough if you already own it. I do love that artwork though, but that's not enough for me to buy this.
I might get it. I already have the original but nice artwork and it will be only a couple dollars when you factor in the coupon. I would have preferred a new 2-disc set with a long doc on the making-of, however, plus perhaps a cast track.
Quote: And when a cycle courier (Murphy) awakes from a coma in a deserted London hospital, he finds himself in a desolate post-apocalyptic world where survival of the fittest means staying a few steps ahead of the infested…
Don't they mean 'infected'?
Don't they mean 'infected'?
Press Release:
Quote: CENTURY CITY, Calif. – The film that reinvented the zombie movie genre and terrified audiences with its gruesome on-screen depictions of violence and mayhem returns with the all-new 28 Days Later Limited Edition DVD, debuting May 1st from Fox Home Entertainment. Director Danny Boyle’s (Trainspotting, The Beach) groundbreaking horror masterpiece follows the origin
of a powerful virus and its escape from a British research facility. As the devastating virus is transmitted, those infected are overcome with a permanent state of murderous rage, leaving only a handful of survivors left in a matter of just 28 days. It is up to those left alive to salvage the future, find a cure and avoid becoming the next victims of the walking dead. Hailed as the most frightening film since The Exorcist, Boyle’s visionary take on zombie horror “isn’t just scary…it’s
absolutely terrifying” (Access Hollywood).
Starring Cillian Murphy (Batman Begins, Red Eye), Brendan Gleeson (Kingdom of Heaven, Gangs of New York), Christopher Eccleston (The Others, 24 Hour Party People), Alex Palmer
(Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, Master and Commander) and Naomie Harris (Miami Vice, Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man’s Chest), the 28 Days Later Limited Edition DVD is highlighted by an exclusive sneak peek at the shocking theatrical sequel 28 Weeks Later through behind-the-scenes footage and an exclusive “28 Days Later: The Aftermath” animated featurette,
based on the new Fox Atomic graphic novel bridging the storyline between the two films. As an added bonus for fans, the DVD will also include a Movie Money coupon good for one free
admission (up to $8.50) to 28 Weeks Later when it infects theaters on May 11th. 28 Days Later Limited Edition will be available on DVD for the suggested retail price of $19.98 U.S. / $25.98 Canada.
DVD Features:
The 28 Days Later Limited Edition DVD is presented in widescreen format with English 5.1 Dolby Surround and French / Spanish Dolby Surround plus Spanish subtitles. Bonus materials
include:
Feature Commentary by Director Danny Boyle & Writer Alex Garland
Ú 28 Weeks Later: The Rage is Back Behind-The-Scenes Featurette
Ú 28 Weeks Later: The Aftermath Animated Featurette (based on the Fox Atomic graphic novel)
Ú Six Deleted Scenes with Optional Commentary
Ú Three Alternate Endings with Optional Commentary
Ú Animated Storyboards
Ú Theatrical Trailers
Ú Production Stills Gallery with Commentary by Danny Boyle
Ú Photo Gallery with Introduction by Danny Boyle
Synopsis:
When a group of chimpanzees freed from a research facility goes on a ravenous rampage, the virulent disease they carry quickly becomes a horrifying human pandemic that can be transmitted in a drop of blood and devastating within seconds. And when a cycle courier (Murphy) awakes from a coma in a deserted London hospital, he finds himself in a desolate post-apocalyptic world where survival of the fittest means staying a few steps ahead of the infested…who create more of their own by ravenously attacking the fit! Now a handful of survivors must fight to stay alive, unaware that the worst is yet to come, as the deadly virus is not the only thing that threatens them.
Quote: CENTURY CITY, Calif. – The film that reinvented the zombie movie genre and terrified audiences with its gruesome on-screen depictions of violence and mayhem returns with the all-new 28 Days Later Limited Edition DVD, debuting May 1st from Fox Home Entertainment. Director Danny Boyle’s (Trainspotting, The Beach) groundbreaking horror masterpiece follows the origin
of a powerful virus and its escape from a British research facility. As the devastating virus is transmitted, those infected are overcome with a permanent state of murderous rage, leaving only a handful of survivors left in a matter of just 28 days. It is up to those left alive to salvage the future, find a cure and avoid becoming the next victims of the walking dead. Hailed as the most frightening film since The Exorcist, Boyle’s visionary take on zombie horror “isn’t just scary…it’s
absolutely terrifying” (Access Hollywood).
Starring Cillian Murphy (Batman Begins, Red Eye), Brendan Gleeson (Kingdom of Heaven, Gangs of New York), Christopher Eccleston (The Others, 24 Hour Party People), Alex Palmer
(Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, Master and Commander) and Naomie Harris (Miami Vice, Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man’s Chest), the 28 Days Later Limited Edition DVD is highlighted by an exclusive sneak peek at the shocking theatrical sequel 28 Weeks Later through behind-the-scenes footage and an exclusive “28 Days Later: The Aftermath” animated featurette,
based on the new Fox Atomic graphic novel bridging the storyline between the two films. As an added bonus for fans, the DVD will also include a Movie Money coupon good for one free
admission (up to $8.50) to 28 Weeks Later when it infects theaters on May 11th. 28 Days Later Limited Edition will be available on DVD for the suggested retail price of $19.98 U.S. / $25.98 Canada.
DVD Features:
The 28 Days Later Limited Edition DVD is presented in widescreen format with English 5.1 Dolby Surround and French / Spanish Dolby Surround plus Spanish subtitles. Bonus materials
include:
Feature Commentary by Director Danny Boyle & Writer Alex Garland
Ú 28 Weeks Later: The Rage is Back Behind-The-Scenes Featurette
Ú 28 Weeks Later: The Aftermath Animated Featurette (based on the Fox Atomic graphic novel)
Ú Six Deleted Scenes with Optional Commentary
Ú Three Alternate Endings with Optional Commentary
Ú Animated Storyboards
Ú Theatrical Trailers
Ú Production Stills Gallery with Commentary by Danny Boyle
Ú Photo Gallery with Introduction by Danny Boyle
Synopsis:
When a group of chimpanzees freed from a research facility goes on a ravenous rampage, the virulent disease they carry quickly becomes a horrifying human pandemic that can be transmitted in a drop of blood and devastating within seconds. And when a cycle courier (Murphy) awakes from a coma in a deserted London hospital, he finds himself in a desolate post-apocalyptic world where survival of the fittest means staying a few steps ahead of the infested…who create more of their own by ravenously attacking the fit! Now a handful of survivors must fight to stay alive, unaware that the worst is yet to come, as the deadly virus is not the only thing that threatens them.
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