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Critic scores range from 0 to 100, with higher scores indicating more favorable reviews.
At once an old-fashioned freakout and an environmental cautionary tale (mess with Mother Nature and she'll mess with you right back), the film combines two genre standbys -- lethal contagion and the undead -- and gives them a wicked, contemporary spin. Read full review
Boyle and screenwriter Alex Garland plumb the violence of the mind with slashing wit and shocking gravity. Happy nightmares. Read full review
A swankily austere piece of jeepers-creepers sci-fi. Read full review
Mr. Boyle has hardly lost his sly, provocative perversity or his ear for the rhythms of unchecked violence, but he does seem to be maturing. It's as if, in contemplating the annihilation of the human race, he has discovered his inner humanist. Read full review
By the finish, the movie is getting by on little but adrenaline and audience goodwill. Still, that goodwill runs fairly deep, because, taken all in all, 28 Days Later is a superior motion picture. Read full review
The look of the film, shot on digital video, is haunting and gritty. The cleaner, prettier look of 35mm would have detracted from the immediacy and sense of foreboding created in this artful blend of sci-fi and pseudo-realism. Read full review
A tough, smart, ingenious movie that leads its characters into situations where everything depends on their (and our) understanding of human nature. Read full review
Shows a rather arrogant disdain for its audience in between occasional flashes of flair. Read full review
Creepy and truly suspenseful in some places, unintentionally comic or plain awful in others. Read full review
Unrelentingly grim, unremittingly gross and unforgivably unattractive, 28 Days Later is an orgy of troubling images and bestial sound effects. Read full review