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[vivien]

Hey, guess what? I found a movie that was scary (in parts)! 28 Days Later + fast moving zombies = creeped out Viv. But then the movie became less zombie creepy and more awful people creepy, but it was still pretty good.

WHEEE!

Oh, I saw Children of Men this week, too. It was quite good. Very bleak, but realistic scifi. And Clive. Mmmm. Clive.

Those Brits and their high quality scifi-horror. I love them so.

Comments

[mm-danii.livejournal.com]

Those movies break my head if only because

Cilian Murphy = Good guy
Chris Eccleston = Bad guy

...WHUT?

[flyakate]

Mmmmm, Clive. He is made of awesome.

*though this is of Ray Kowalski, the sentiment is equal* XD

[in-the-blue.livejournal.com]

I think 28 Days Later has the best opening ten minutes of almost any horror/scifi film ever. Too bad it didn't sustain that, but... no harm, it was still a fun fun ride.

[buongiornodaisy.livejournal.com]

Weeell, Alfonso Cauron, who directed Children of Men, is Mexican, so--! But there were also like 8 million writers of the screenplay, and I'm too tired to check to see if they were all British. ;P

[jmcgarry.livejournal.com]

Its the British accent, its sort of creepy in and of itself. I mean, why can't they just speak proper English everyone else? Its unnerving.;-)