28 weeks later

[Tom Yum]

28 weeks later is the sequel to 28 days later - the horror film from about 3 years ago.

From what I read in a movie mag, the U.S. Army has interceded in the UK and is sectoring off and securing certain parts of London, while trying to sterilize the decay as its being repopulated.

As expected, the unexpected happens.

[Troll Virus]

Excellent.
The first one was brilliant.
Was that Robert Carlyle I spotted?

[Garland]

Was that Robert Carlyle I spotted?

Sure as hell was...if you like him, you should check him out in "Plunkett & McClain". (much less depressing than "Trainspotting")

ps...if anyone cares, the music at the end of that trailer is by Muse...who kick ass.

[aseepish]

Robert Carlyle is great. Angela's Ashes, Full Monty, Ravenous, Looking after Jo Jo, even fekking Hamish Macbeth (although I can't understand a word anyone says on that series )

28 Days Later was great. I have high hopes for 28 Weeks.

[Tom Yum]

Here's the official site, with a more detailed trailer and links.

http://www.28weekslatermovie.co.uk/

This is going to be awesome.

Sneak peak footage

http://vids.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=vids.individual&videoid=2010610752

[Troll Virus]

Here's the official site, with a more detailed trailer and links.

http://www.28weekslatermovie.co.uk/

This is going to be awesome.

Sneak peak footage
http://vids.myspace.com/index.cfm?fu...oid=2010610752

Looks brilliant.
Roll on May 11th.

[Garland]

Roll on May 11th.

Why? Is there a rave?

[Troll Virus]

Why? Is there a rave?

That's when the link says the film comes out.

[Garland]

Why would you want to roll at a zombie flick?

[Troll Virus]

Why would you want to roll at a zombie flick?

Locale differences again.

'Roll on' is a UK phrase, maybe meaning " I can't wait for", "I'm looking forward too" or "Come on".

All I was saying, was that I was looking forward to May 11th, when the film is released.

[Garland]

Locale differences again.

'Roll on' is a UK phrase, maybe meaning " I can't wait for", "I'm looking forward too" or "Come on".

All I was saying, was that I was looking forward to May 11th, when the film is released.

...for a second there...I thought you might have some serious issues.

[Troll Virus]

...for a second there...I thought you might have some serious issues.

I'm not sure what you might have thought those were.

The only 'Americana' use of 'Roll on' is from Tom Hanks 'Green Mile'.
"Roll on one" etc.

Doesn't matter.
Looking forward to seeing the film.

[Garland]

I'm not sure what you might have thought those were.

http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=rolling

welcome to Contemporary American English, beezie. We fucked up the native tongue real good, ya hurr?

[Garland]

basicly I thought you was gonna get thizzed out and watch some mad crazy zombie flicks and shit. which don't sound like a half bad idea, naw what I mean, fool?

[Troll Virus]

http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=rolling

Ah right.
Never touched the stuff.

welcome to Contemporary American English, beezie. We fucked up the native tongue real good, ya hurr?

LOL.
Ya sure all did bubba.

Still, we all have our colloquialisms.
"T'was a braw bricht moonlicht nicht the nicht"
My father was an English teacher and had a theory that you could be understood in Germany if you spoke broad Scots dialect.
You can probably see what he meant.

See if you can figure out this one;

"Goatoanydecksnatno"