28 Weeks Later scenes

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Last Updated on July 27, 2021

You know, pretty soon we’ll have received so many 28 WEEKS LATER clips that we’ll be able to piece together the entire film. Not that that would be a bad thing, because the movie is looking very cool indeed.

Check out YahooMovies to spy a couple new scenes (one entitled “Direct Contact”, the other called “Running from the Infected.”) and also to take a detailed look at the storyboard for the “Running” sequence (taste a morsel below).

The only tricky part of having this job is doing a story like this justice, since I really don’t like watching clips like these. I’m a guy who wants to be surprised by a movie as it unspools. So if these scenes are flippin’ awesome, don’t go spoiling it for me, k?

28 WEEKS LATER opens on May 11.

Source: Yahoo!

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