Just guess who is waiting there for them. Don tells Andy and older sister Tammy (Imogen Poots, "V for Vendetta") about their loss and cries that there 'was nothing I could do,' but the very next day, after Andy worries he will forget his mother's face, the two slip past security to make their way home. Military nurse Scarlet (Rose Byrne, "Marie Antoinette") is agitated when she discovers the first 500 to return include Andy (newcomer Mackintosh Muggleton), a mere 12-year-old, but she also notes his different colored irises, an oddity inherited from his mother. declares Britain virus free after all the infected die off of starvation, the few survivors believed to all be quarantined. The house is under siege, and separated from his wife in an upstairs bedroom by a murderous zombie, Don cuts and runs, escaping by a window and running, running, running. But as she peers out from a barricaded window, she is pulled through the wall by a rabid group of infected. Loving couple Don and Alice hunker down in an elderly couple's country cottage along with a handful of others, including a young woman holding out hope for the return of her boyfriend.
And while "28 Days" lost much of its power in its final act, its sequel is an incendiary critique of the U.S. led NATO force's quarantine and repopulate a protected District 1 with the refugeed teenage daughter and twelve-year-old son who return "28 Weeks Later." Cowriter (with Rowan Joffe and Jesús Olmo)/director Juan Carlos Fresnadillo ("Intacto") ably takes over the reins from Danny Boyle ("28 Days Later") and slams us into the sequel with an opening sequence as powerful as Zack Snyder's "Dawn of the Dead" remake.
CAST OF 28 WEEKS LATER FULL
Don (Robert Carlyle, "The Full Monty"), who abandoned wife Alice (Catherine McCormack, "Braveheart") in terror during an attack, lives to meet the U.S. Contaminated by the rage virus, Great Britain is evacuated, leaving the few uninfected to fight for themselves.
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