he waits, that's what he does

Not sure about 28 weeks later... on the one hand it doesn't have a product-placement supermarket sequence but on the other it's lost the charm of the original, tries to do way too much with strobe lighting and staccato editing and doesn't have nearly enough people doing big bellowing zombie-screams in stairwells. Probably still worth seeing in a cinéma if only because it would be crap on the small screen. I still think there should have been some people paid by the distributors to pretend to be zombies running up to people exiting the auditorium.

Then we went to a pub with Rodti and his wife and childs and ate a burger and I took some pictures of the back of this gentleman's head as it had been raining outside for most of the afternoon and although I like the rain the camera does not although I have been collecting the free shower caps you get in hotels to use as rain covers and they work quite well although the end of the lens is still a problem as water lands on the end of it and makes things all blurry.

Now to watch Pegg & Frost (but why not Wright too?) and iron things for work.