The trailer for 28 Years Later. I’m so excited for Ralph Fiennes in this, but wow, this looks so incredibly dark and depressing! [Pajiba]
I love Lenny Kravitz’s Paris home. [OMG Blog]
Sydney Sweeney wore a wedding dress (for Euphoria). [LaineyGossip]
Khloe Kardashian: Lamar Odom was the right person at the wrong time. [Jezebel]
A dude asked a design question and the internet roasted him. [Buzzfeed]
Kevin Bacon found a dead body on the Wild Things set?!? [JustJared]
Daisy Edgar Jones in a cute top! [Socialite Life]
Michelle Trachtenberg’s cause of death revealed. [Hollywood Life]
Anthony Anderson bombed when he first tried stand-up. [Seriously OMG]
Alexandra Daddario is insanely pretty. [RCFA]
Nope don’t need anything more to be depressed about so this is something I will not watch. I need comedy now. Lots and lots of comedy.
Me too. I couldn’t even get through the trailer.
Same! I could not even watch the whole trailer!
I am sad to say that I’m so blunted by currnet affairs, that I watched it without much emotion.
Also could use a superhero movie right now…anything where the good buys defeat the bad guys, tyranny, dictators, etc. I’ll take anything right now.
Sorry I meant good guys not buys.
Right? I was so into the zombie genre when the first 28 days came out, and I was hooked on Walking Dead for like three seasons, but it’s all so done before, and we’re living in a dystopian hell for real.
I’m looking forward to The Roses with Olivia Colman and Benedict Cumberbatch. Although it’s a remake of the brilliant War of the Roses it looks a lot of fun.
Also the English / French rom com Jane Austen Wrecked My Life looks really good and a great distraction from reality.
Crazy story. I first saw War of the Roses on a first date. There was no second date. I liked the guy but I fully blame that movie. 😉
north of north on Netflix looks cute. I’m going to try it out.
Gotta say though…rewatching something like “Idiocracy” hits really different now. It used to be funny but now it’s a little too close to home.
Damn Lenny Kravitz’s Parisian crib is so perfect. It seamlessly reflects both his entire rock star aesthetic and arty Parisian décor. Very dramatic and rich but not fussy or overwrought. Love it.
OMG! Lenny’s Paris home is stunning! And he looks amazing in that fitted leather top and jeans. Worth a watch FOR SURE!
Re 28 Years Later – saw the trailer last night at the theatre and it was terrifying.
I’m not sure I’ll be able to stomach the movie either.
And I say that as someone who, although I don’t like horror movies generally, absolutely LOVED 28 Days Later, especially the message that by the end some of the surviving humans were just as terrifying as the monsters.
28 Weeks – the beginning with Robert Carlyle and his wife was brilliant suspense and the ending (the last scene) was too – but the movie itself got a bit too jingoistic for me.
You answered that so well, better than my post above. In the first movie, the whole question of what is the real horror? was great. But it’s so overdone at this point. And we know who the real monsters are now.
28 Years Later is kind of happening now except the zombies are maga.
Lenny’s home is so beautiful and luxurious but seems to really reflect him. Lenny would have a full size mirror as his headboard wouldn’t he? 🙂↔️
Khloe needs attention so she’s bringing up Lamar?
I’m so sad for Michelle Trachtenberg.
I think I spotted RFK Jr in the cast of zombies, no?
Everything that Danny Boyle and Alex Garland make (both together and separately) is disturbing in one way or another. They’re masters at interrogating human fallibility.
Didn’t Danny Boyle make Slumdog Millionaire?
Im sorry but Aaron Taylor Johnson is wooden in every movie Ive seen. Not a good actor.
Lenny Kravitz’s interviews are always worth the time. Never knew he was so close to his mother but I remember some interview I read a couple of years back and he seemed so respectful of women. The nightclub is awesome and so is the bathroom – massive bathtub.
This trailer analysis perfectly captures why Danny Boyle’s return to the 28 Days universe feels so electrifying—it’s not just the gut-punch visuals (those empty cityscapes!), but how it weaponizes post-pandemic anxiety anew. The article smartly notes the sequel’s potential to comment on modern isolation while delivering relentless tension. My only worry? That it might be too effective—I’ll need to watch this one with all the lights on… and possibly a tumbler of something strong. 🧟♂️🍷
I use to think these sort of movies was pure ridiculous. Of course humans would mitigate damaged faster. I now believe if a zombie situation happened it would be just like these movies. Just a bunch of stupid people ruining things for others. Not following directions.