garethwooduk

This is by far one of the best / beautiful animated movies I've ever seen.

The story is original and unique, a robots survivial amongst wild animals, its like a Bear Grylls movie with a dash of AI...

It's a very grounded movie, its elegant, thought provoking, heart warming... A real bag of all sorts, you invest in all its characters from the loyal Fox & goose companions.

It's a movie with a very grounded plot, dealing with adult themes from loyalty, friendship.... Family ties....

Beautifully shot, its an all round encompassing movie, i'm hoping my daughter will sit down and watch it with me for my second time!

Having see Ana de Armas in Bond Movie 'No Time To Die' kick arse in a sexy dress & heels, I had no doubt about her playing a trained Ballerina turned assassin!

The Back story is brilliant, seeing Eve's backstory with her Father and her wanting to seek revenge... Where we had Keanu's John Wick trying to leave the syndicate, we have Eve wanting to get in.

The action in this is 'sheer brilliance' that is sleek & sexy, cool and full of bullets.

She's a one woman army on a mission, a particular standout scene with fire & water was just genius, even with a cross over with John Wick it stands very much on its own, great film!

To be honest, I was never a huge fan of the first and secomd movie and I love a good zombie movie / series.....

28 Weeks later was a decent sequel leaving the audience on a bit of a cliff hanger... But wthis new edition its 20+ years later with a whole new bunch of a survivors.

This time round not so action fluid but solid performance by a collective bunch of great actors..

Ralph Fiennes (Dr. Ian Kelson) was a standout for me with out giving any spoilers much to the plot was grounded with a fresh take of the bloody eye fast pacing zombies.

Previous iterationwas more punchy this is more about finding peace in its own survival, hoping for more upbeat sequel.